Amazon
3 supported bots and services.
Supported bots & services
Amazonbot
Amazon crawler for products and services, including AI model development.
Amzn-SearchBot
Amazon crawler improving search experiences such as Alexa.
Amzn-User
Amazon fetcher supporting user actions and live Alexa answers.
Verify Amazon IP addresses
Confirm whether a connecting IP from your server logs belongs to Amazon's published ranges.
1. Find the connecting IP
Look up the connecting client IP ($remote_addr) in your server or proxy logs rather than relying on the User-Agent header.
2. Test against published ranges
Check the address in the tool against published network ranges for Amazon.
3. Read the result
A match confirms the address is in Amazon's published ranges. No match means the IP is unlisted or someone is spoofing the name.
Notes on published ranges
- These addresses are not evidence for other customers of Amazon Web Services.
- Publisher distinguishes this bot from Amazonbot and Amzn-User.
- Publisher distinguishes user-requested fetching from its search and model-development bots.
Coverage reflects published network ranges. Some services publish no address lists, and shared ranges can return multiple bots for a single IP.
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