AmazonV3
Complete guide on our AmazonV3 module
Our Amazon module supports account based checkout and offers several modes to handle monitoring, special restocks, timed drops and invite only releases. While Amazon uses strict bot protection, Stellar simplifies the process with automated logins, 2FA integration, OfferID support, and high speed task modes. This module is best suited for retail restocks, high demand products, household goods, collectibles and electronics that can appear or disappear from stock without warning.
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Quick Start (Recommended Setup)
(For members who want a fast setup without reading everything)
Add your Amazon session under Identities → Sessions using Request Login
Add your 2FA Authenticator Key into your Amazon session
Create 1-3 Monitor tasks for every SKU you want
Run Special Mode checkout tasks for the same SKUs. You can run multiple checkout tasks per Amazon account allowing you to run for multiple products at the same time
Use ISP proxies
Before major drops, run a test task on an in stock item
Use OfferIDs only when required (e.g., exact timed drops)
Leave Shipping Speed field empty if your Amazon account has Prime membership
Keep your Amazon account updated with default payment + address
Preliminary Checklist
Before setting up tasks on Amazon, make sure you have everything below prepared:
ISPs recommended
Use login proxy for better session stability
DCs can be used
Avoid burning residentials for monitoring
If you're looking for proxies, check out Stella Proxies for high quality ISP proxies
Account required
Make sure billing, shipping, and payment methods are correct
Keep default address + default payment active
Install Google Authenticator on your phone or computer (recommended)
Needed for Request Login setup
Optional but recommended. Your cook group can help you find product URLs, SKUs and early restock alerts.
Before big drops, run a test task on a random in stock product to confirm your account, proxies and delays are functioning correctly.
OfferID Overview
An OfferID (OID) identifies the exact seller, price, and listing configuration.
OfferIDs are unique to a specific item + seller
Incorrect OID = buying incorrect or overpriced items
Cookgroups usually supply accurate OfferIDs
Note: When using OfferIDs, Stellar ignores the “Max Price” field because the OID already locks the exact offer.
Sessions & Login
Go to the Identities tab
Click on Add Session and name your Session
Enter:
Region
Account Email
Account Password
Account Type - Personal or Business (If you only have a single account tied to your login, you can ignore this setting and keep your current setup.)
Authenticator Key (Request Login only)
CVV - Enter CVV of your payment method saved on your Amazon account that's set as Default/Preferred
Login Method - Request Login or Browser Login
Login Proxy - This is highly recommended for Amazon. This will heavily reduce the number of times you have to re-login for multiple tasks. ISP proxies are recommended
Make sure you have Google Chrome on your computer, this is required for the login step
Here’s a cleaned-up, shorter version you can drop straight into the Amazon guide:
Important: If your Amazon accounts are re-logging in frequently, it’s usually proxy-related.
Use clean ISP proxies assigned directly to your sessions. Residential proxies rotate IPs, which forces Amazon to re-login on every change. A single clean session IP can stay stable for 1–2 weeks without issues.
Avoid running multiple tasks on the same account at the same time. Logging in or checking out from different IPs simultaneously will almost always trigger a re-login.
For best results:
Assign one dedicated, clean ISP per Amazon account
Do not rotate session IPs
Avoid sharing accounts across tasks
Amazon aggressively protects accounts and re-login is one of their most common safeguards.
Account Type setting (Personal vs Business)
Amazon sessions include an Account Type option that lets you choose whether the bot logs into a Personal or Business account.
Only required for linked accounts This is only needed if one Amazon login has both Personal and Business accounts linked. The selector tells Stellar which one to use during login
Checkout remains fully automated The module still handles checkout automatically. This setting only affects which account type is selected at login
Troubleshooting If login hangs or behaves unexpectedly, make sure you’re on the latest version and open a support ticket. Some Amazon logins return multiple variants that require additional handling
Login Methods
Request Login (Recommended)
Uses your Authenticator Key to log in via request (no browser pop-up). Most stable and fastest.
Browser Login
A browser window will appear and Stellar will auto-fill your credentials. Use if Request Login is failing.
Authenticator Key Setup
Required for Request Login
To setup and find your Amazon 2FA authenticator key follow these steps
Login to your Amazon account and locate the Account section on the Amazon site
Next go to the Login and Security tab
Now click the Edit button next to (in the same row as) "Two-Step Verification (2SV) Settings:"
Click "Get Started"
Click the Authenticator App option (Not the phone number one)
Click the "Cant scan the barcode?" dropdown
Now copy the authenticator key, it should be in bold and around 30 characters, save this key somewhere (Will be needed later)
Next scan the QR code with an authenticator app you have on your phone (Recommended to use Google Authenticator). Scan the QR code in the authenticator app and enter the code (usually 6 digits) that is generated into the OTP section above in Amazon.com. Click Verify OTP and Continue
Enter your Authenticator Key (around 30 characters) into your Amazon session
Amazon Mass Import Sessions
To Mass Import Amazon accounts go to Sessions tab > Click Mass Import Sessions
Format: Email;Password;LoginProxy;Region;AuthenticatorKey
or
Format: Email;Password;;
Example: [email protected];Stellar9;;USA;XXXX
This is an example of a mass import account without a login proxy with the United States region REGION: You must put USA or CA as your region code, and an authenticator key. If no region is input then it will default to USA
Click Save once you're done
Task Overview
Monitor Mode
Special Mode
Fast Mode
Invite Mode
When to Use Modes
You need to have a default payment method, default shipping and billing information saved in your Amazon account. Make sure this is updated and Stellar will be using this information for your orders
Special Mode
Watch Task is ON by default
Works for Prime or non-Prime accounts
Best for most Amazon drops/restocks
Fast Mode
Strict 1 task per account, 1 ASIN per task No multi-SKU support. Do not run more than one Fast task on the same account or you will get rate limited for several hours
Simple setup, no monitors or captchas Fast Mode does not require monitor tasks or captcha solving. Just enter ASIN, Offer ID (OID), quantity, delay and max price
Delays and rate limits You can run delays as low as 1000ms. If you hit rate limits, stop tasks and wait at least 2 hours before retrying
Proxy and usage limits 1–2 Fast tasks can run without proxies; more than that should use proxies. There is currently a limit of 20 Fast Mode tasks per instance. Fast Mode only supports US and UK Amazon regions
Invite Mode
Used to request Amazon Invite-Only product access (e.g., PS5/GPUs historically).
This mode is only for EU / UK regions
You can enter multiple SKUs for Invite Mode
Monitor Mode
Required for all normal checkouts
Only monitors stock, does NOT checkout
Should match the SKU(s) of your checkout task
Proxies
The best type of proxies to use are ISPs and DCs. This is because you can run your tasks for a longer period of time without eating away your residential data
If you're looking for proxies, check out Stella Proxies for high quality ISP and Residential proxies
Bulk CSV List
This option allows you to create monitor mode tasks in bulk so you don’t have to click and create them one by one. This will save you a lot of time.
SKUs & Input List
What is a SKU?
Example link:
SKU = B07RQ1HNFQ
Input List
You may enter:
A single SKU (recommended)
SKU:OfferID format (only for spam ATC or timed drops)
You can enter multiple SKUs for Invite Mode
Important
Using SKU:OfferID format in checkout tasks such as Special mode disables monitoring, it spams ATC directly. You cannot use SKU:ID format for monitor mode tasks.
This is only recommended for precise timed drops. It's not recommended to use this SKU:OID format for random restocks
OfferID Section
Enter an OfferID supplied by your cookgroup.
OfferIDs look like long encoded strings:
Delays
(Recommended — always test your own setup)
Monitor Mode
~5000ms
Special Mode
~1000ms
Cloud Mode
~1000ms
Invite Mode
~1000ms
Regions
Use the region where the product is dropping.
Quantity (QTY)
Check with your cookgroup, limits vary by item.
Amazon may auto adjust quantities even if you set 99.
Sessions
This lets you pick which stored Amazon session/account to use.
Monitoring Methods
Fast Method
Requires OfferID
Independent of account cookies
Less likely to soft ban proxies
Fastest monitoring
Scrape Method
Does NOT require OfferID
Reads frontend webpage
More prone to soft bans
Set proper price checks
Business Method
Designed for Amazon Business accounts
Uses Business specific stock and pricing
Recommended for Business only listings
Captcha Provider
Choose Capmonster if you want auto-solving
If left blank, the bot rotates proxies instead
Amazon eventually detects proxies; Capmonster helps prevent stalls
Should Solve Captcha
ON → solve captchas
OFF → rotate proxies instead
Amazon Warehouse Deals
Check if you want to monitor Warehouse deals
Amazon Third Party
Check if okay with third-party sellers
Check Quantity Limit
Stops task if site limit is reached
Clip Discount
Automatically clips coupons on product page
Skip 3DS
ON → attempts to skip 3DS challenge (faster, but riskier)
OFF → normal checkout flow; may require manual approval
Use TopCashBack
Earn cashback when enabled.
Endless Mode
Task restarts after successful checkout.
Endless Limit
Sets max number of checkouts (works only with Endless Mode enabled).
Common Status Codes
Amazon Antibot | Rotating Proxy
Cause: Account or proxy is being flagged by Amazon antibot during the flow
Solution:
Let the task run and allow proxies to rotate
Try different proxies
Increase task delays
Captcha Detected | Rotating Proxy
Cause: A captcha appeared during the flow
Solution:
Try different proxies
Check if the account has a soft ban (dogs)
If soft banned, let the account rest for a couple of days
Temporarily switch login method to browser
Restart task to log in, then switch back to request login
Waiting For Monitor
Cause: Waiting to be pinged from another source
Solution:
Let the task run
Status will update once pinged from a monitor task or server-side
Looping on “Placing Special Order” / “Waiting for Monitor” (no checkout)
Cause: Usually an issue on the site’s end
Solution:
Manually re-enter CVV in your Amazon account
Amazon periodically requires CVV re-entry
Getting Rendered Addresses
Cause: Proxy issue or ZIP code issue
Solution:
If stuck for several seconds, change proxy list
Do not use ZIP code if not needed
ZIP code is mainly required for UK (not US)
Adding to Cart 302
Cause: Product went out of stock during checkout
Solution:
Restart tasks
Failed to Find OID
Cause: Bot issue
Solution:
Switch modes
Try Special mode
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