A marketplace is a single Amazon site. Archer identifies marketplaces by their domain. The currently supported set:Documentation Index
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| Region | Marketplace | Country |
|---|---|---|
| North America | amazon.com | United States |
| North America | amazon.ca | Canada |
| North America | amazon.com.mx | Mexico |
| Europe | amazon.co.uk | United Kingdom |
| Europe | amazon.de | Germany |
| Europe | amazon.fr | France |
| Europe | amazon.it | Italy |
| Europe | amazon.es | Spain |
| Europe | amazon.nl | Netherlands |
400 listing the supported set.
The marketplace parameter
All catalog and link endpoints take an optional marketplace:
GET /getproducts?marketplace=amazon.co.uk— only UK products.POST /generate_attribution_linkwith"marketplace": "amazon.co.uk"— creates a UK-pointing attribution link.GET /get_all_links?marketplace=amazon.co.uk— only your UK links.
The all value
Pass marketplace=all to span every marketplace in a single response:
marketplace field so you can split or group
client-side.
Defaults
For backward compatibility with pre-v2 clients, whenmarketplace is omitted
from a catalog or link-listing endpoint it defaults to amazon.com — you
will only see US data. If you’re a new integration and want non-US results,
you must pass either a specific marketplace or all explicitly.
What about currency?
Amazon returns sale amounts in the marketplace’s native currency —USD for
amazon.com, GBP for amazon.co.uk, EUR for amazon.de, and so on. The
report rows include a currency field per row and no FX conversion is
applied. If you’re aggregating across marketplaces, convert client-side using
whatever FX source you trust.