Which Marketplaces Does the Negative Keyword Tool Support?
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Quick answer
The Negative Keyword Tool supports 10 Amazon marketplaces: the United States, United Kingdom, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Canada, Australia, United Arab Emirates, and Japan. This coverage allows advertisers to evaluate search term performance and build negative keyword cleanup queues across North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, and the Middle East from a single workflow. Multi-marketplace support helps teams standardize how they identify underperforming queries without switching between separate regional tools.
For teams managing Amazon Ads across regions, knowing the exact storefront coverage removes a basic workflow blocker. You can review search term data from multiple countries and decide which negative keywords should be added or paused.
Supported Amazon Storefronts
The tool covers ten Amazon storefronts across four regions:
- North America: United States, Canada
- Europe: United Kingdom, Germany, France, Italy, Spain
- Asia Pacific: Australia, Japan
- Middle East: United Arab Emirates
If your campaigns operate in these locations, you can review search term data without maintaining separate regional cleanup processes outside the tool.
Using Multi-Marketplace Coverage to Reduce Alert Noise
When Amazon Ads notifications are scattered across marketplaces, teams may struggle to separate underperforming search terms from routine alert volume. Having ten supported storefronts in one workflow can reduce the number of places you need to check.
Inside Amazon Negative Keyword Tool by Todoza, you can build a ranked cleanup queue and then approve negative keyword changes as a team.
When This Matters
This is most useful for brands or agencies running Amazon Ads in more than one country. If your team already needs to manage ads in the United States, Germany, and Japan, for example, the supported storefront list confirms that all three can be reviewed within the same tool.
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Knowing the supported Amazon marketplaces helps limit unnecessary switching and keeps negative keyword decisions aligned with the larger goal of reducing Amazon Ads alert fatigue. A clear market coverage list is one practical step toward a quieter, more focused review process.