Compare product prices on Amazon and Jumia with Decodo, OpenAI and Telegram

What Problem Does It Solve? We’ve all been there: you want to check if a product is cheaper on Amazon or Jumia, but opening a dozen tabs is a pain. Building a bot to do this usually fails because big e-commerce sites love to block scrapers with CAPTCHAs. This workflow fixes that headache by: Taking a product name from a chat message. Using Decodo to handle the hard part—searching Google and scraping the product pages without getting blocked. Using AI to read the messy HTML and pull out just the price and product name. Sending a clean "Best Price" summary back to the user instantly.

How to Configure It Telegram Setup Create a bot with BotFather and paste your token into the Telegram node. Make sure your webhook is set up so the bot actually "hears" the messages.

Decodo This is the engine that makes the workflow reliable. You'll need to add your Decodo API key in the credentials. We used Decodo here specifically because it handles the proxies and browser fingerprinting for you—so your Amazon requests actually go through instead of failing.

AI Setup Plug in your OpenAI API key (or swap the node for Claude/Gemini if you prefer). The system prompt is already set up to ignore ads and find the real price, but feel free to tweak the tone.

How It Works Trigger: You text the bot a product name (e.g., "Sony XM5"). Search: The workflow asks Decodo to Google that specific term on sites like Amazon.eg. Scrape: It grabs the URLs and passes them back to Decodo to fetch the page content safely. Extract: The AI reads through the text, finds the lowest price, and ignores the clutter. Reply: The bot texts you back with the best deal found.

Customization Ideas Go wider:** Edit the search query to check other stores like Noon or Carrefour. Track trends:** Connect a Google Sheet to log what people are searching for—great for market research.

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