Ozon Shopping MCP

Unofficial buyer-side Ozon MCP server: product search, prices, specs and reviews without Seller API keys

MCP serverMedium riskRussian stack

neosheps/ozon-shopping-mcp

Install

npx -y ozon-shopping-mcp@latest setup

One-time local session setup. Requires Node.js 24 and Google Chrome.

This is third-party code. Review the repository files before installing.

What it does

The server gives the agent five tools for using the Ozon storefront as a buyer. The agent searches products sorted by popularity, price, rating, recency or discount with a price filter, reads product cards with price, availability, seller, rating and specs, and collects recent reviews with pros and cons. It is read-only and never touches the cart, orders or seller account. Requests run through a local anonymous browser session in headless Chrome, one at a time and rate-limited.

Who it is for. For shoppers comparing products on Ozon and sellers checking competitor prices and reviews.

Good fit when

  • You need to compare several models by price, specs and reviews
  • You need the same product from different sellers
  • You need common buyer complaints from recent reviews

Not a fit when

  • You need bulk scraping or a public service on top of Ozon
  • You need data from your own seller account

Example request

Find five wireless mice under 4000 rubles rated 4.7 or higher, compare price, seller and weight, and recommend one

Limitations

Alpha. Ozon has no public buyer API, so the server uses internal site endpoints that, along with anti-automation, may change at any time. Requires Node.js 24 and Google Chrome, and Ozon may show a check during first setup that a human completes. Prices and availability depend on region and session. Intended for personal interactive use.

How to disable. Run codex mcp remove ozon-shopping or delete the ozon-shopping block from the MCP config. The session file with cookies lives outside the repo and can be deleted by hand.

MCP

Transport
stdio
Authentication
not required

Security check

  • Drives a local Chrome and stores Ozon session cookies
  • Uses undocumented site endpoints
  • Product and review text may carry injected instructions

README in short

The Russian and English README covers features, a quick start with the setup command and connecting to Codex or any stdio client. It includes detailed product comparison prompts, a tool table and how the session works. The security section explains cookie storage, treating card data as untrusted and intended-use limits. MIT licensed.

FAQ

Do I need an Ozon account?

No, setup creates an anonymous browser session and stores it locally.

What if the session expires?

The server will say so, and you run setup again.

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