Which Amazon Marketplaces Are Supported?
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Quick answer
Amazon marketplace coverage for Todoza's Amazon Ads tools includes 10 major storefronts: the US, UK, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Canada, Australia, UAE, and Japan. These marketplaces are available within tool settings where relevant account or report data is configured. The exact list a user sees can vary by tool and data source. This coverage helps teams confirm whether clients in different regions can be reviewed in the same workspace before starting an account risk prioritization workflow.
If you are auditing Amazon Ads accounts across regions, the supported marketplace list determines which clients can be pulled into the same risk review. The tools are built to work with these storefronts where the relevant report or market setting is available.
Marketplaces available in tool settings
The supported storefronts cover North America, Europe, the Middle East, Asia Pacific, and Australia. In practice, users may see these options when importing account data or selecting a marketplace within a tool:
- United States
- United Kingdom
- Germany
- France
- Italy
- Spain
- Canada
- Australia
- United Arab Emirates
- Japan
Not every file import or report will automatically include all 10 locations; availability can depend on the data source and account configuration.
Why marketplace coverage matters for risk reviews
When a client portfolio spans multiple countries, uneven marketplace support can leave gaps in an audit. Tools that recognize the same set of storefronts make it easier to compare wasted ad spend, bid efficiency, and negative keyword opportunities across regions without switching platforms.
For example, the Amazon Negative Keyword Tool by Todoza can evaluate search terms in these marketplaces, helping identify cleanup priorities that feed a risk-based workflow.
When marketplace support matters
Marketplace support becomes a practical issue when you are onboarding a new client or consolidating reporting. If a client advertises in France, Italy, and Canada, you need confirmation that those storefronts can be reviewed in the same workflow as the US or UK.
Checking the available marketplace settings early helps avoid rework and keeps risk comparisons based on complete data rather than partial exports.
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Marketplace support is one part of account risk prioritization. Once you confirm that the relevant Amazon storefronts are available, the next step is to use account data to rank issues like inefficient spend or underperforming search terms across each client.