Today's release adds three new capabilities, expands Amazon product data, improves the Google Lens API, and fixes several Google endpoints that were returning incomplete or unresolved data. Here is what changed and how it affects your work.
Amazon Product API now includes coupons and Subscribe & Save
Amazon Product API responses now carry more of the pricing context shoppers see on the product page. You can read:
•      Available coupon discounts for a product
•      Promotion IDs and links to the promotion terms
•      Subscribe & Save pricing and delivery details
For price monitoring and competitor tracking, this matters because the listed price is often not what a buyer pays. A product with a clippable coupon or a Subscribe & Save discount can sit well below its list price, and tracking only the headline number gives you an incomplete picture. With these fields in the same response, you no longer need a second request or a separate scraper to capture the effective price.
New: Keyword Rank Tool
The Keyword Rank tool checks whether your website appears in Google's first 20 organic results for a given keyword and country. If your site is there, the tool returns its position and the matching URL. If it is not, you know it sits outside the top 20 for that market.
This suits quick spot checks. You can confirm that a new page is being picked up, compare how the same keyword performs across countries, or verify which of your URLs Google chooses to show for a query.
New: Tripadvisor Search API
The Tripadvisor Search API lets you search for hotels, restaurants, attractions, destinations and more. You can pick a regional domain, filter by result type, and paginate through results. It works through the API directly or from the Playground, so you can test a query before writing any code.
Regional domain support is useful for travel products that serve more than one market, since Tripadvisor results and listings can differ by country site.
Walmart Autocomplete in the Playground
Walmart Autocomplete API can now be tested from the dashboard Playground. You can enter a partial query, view the search suggestions Walmart returns, and adjust your request without leaving the dashboard. Suggestion data is a quick way to see how shoppers phrase their searches, which helps with keyword research and product listing copy.
Google Lens API: improved reliability
We improved request handling, session continuity and result validation in the Google Lens API. The goal is fewer failed or inconsistent reverse image searches. If you run image matching at volume, you should see more dependable results without changing your integration.
Fixes across Google endpoints
Three bug fixes in this release address missing or unusable data in Google responses.
•   AI Overview and AI Mode: Parsing was updated to recover references and answer list items that were sometimes missing. Responses now give a more complete answer along with its sources.
•   Google News and Google Videos: Redirect resolution was improved, so article and video destination URLs are available directly in API responses.
•   Google Immersive Product: Store results previously contained unresolved Google redirect links. They now resolve to the retailer's destination URL.
If you built workarounds for any of these, such as following redirects yourself or filling in missing references from a second call, you can likely remove them. It is worth rerunning a few saved requests to compare the new output with what you stored before.
Here is a video tutorial about our weekly updates.
What to do next
Start with the Playground. The Tripadvisor Search API and Walmart Autocomplete can both be tried there today, and the Keyword Rank tool needs only a keyword and a country. If you use the Amazon Product API, check a few products that you know have coupons or Subscribe & Save offers and confirm the new fields appear as expected in your pipeline.
As always, feedback on these changes is welcome. Tell us which endpoints or fields you would like to see next.
