What Amazon Marketplaces Are Supported?
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Quick answer
Amazon marketplace support is the number of regional Amazon sites a tool can connect to for importing and analyzing Sponsored Products data. Depending on the chosen solution, coverage reaches up to 10 marketplaces: the United States, United Kingdom, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Canada, Australia, United Arab Emirates, and Japan. Some tools support the full set, while others may enable a smaller regional subset, so exact availability should be confirmed inside the product's marketplace settings.
If you run Amazon Ads across multiple storefronts, this list is the practical starting point for selecting a monitoring workflow. It is especially helpful when your budget caps span more than one country, because one missing marketplace can make an otherwise complete spend dashboard look under-reported.
The standard marketplace list
Todoza products generally center on the following Amazon marketplaces:
- United States (US)
- United Kingdom (UK)
- Germany (DE)
- France (FR)
- Italy (IT)
- Spain (ES)
- Canada (CA)
- Australia (AU)
- United Arab Emirates (UAE)
- Japan (JP)
This group covers the largest Amazon advertising regions and aligns with standard Sponsored Products reporting codes used during CSV or XLSX import.
Coverage depends on the chosen tool
Marketplace availability can vary by product. The Amazon Negative Keyword Tool by Todoza, for example, supports the full 10-marketplace list. Other tools may offer a defined subset based on reporting integrations, account type, or regional data access.
Before connecting a report or scheduling an import, check the marketplace selector inside the specific tool. That is the most reliable way to confirm whether a storefront such as UAE or JP will appear in your analysis.
When marketplace support matters
Supported marketplaces become critical when portfolio budget monitoring is spread across several regions. A team managing Amazon Ads in the US, UK, and Germany will need those three storefronts consistently represented in imported spend data. If one is missing, the dashboard may understate total spend against a portfolio budget cap.
For agencies, confirming the full supported list early also reduces setup rework. It helps you decide which clients or ad accounts can be managed in one place without exporting reports outside the platform.
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Marketplace coverage is one of the first things to check when building an Amazon portfolio budget monitoring process. Once you know which storefronts are supported, you can align imports, dashboards, and spend reviews around the correct regional data.