The Amazon domain refers to the specific regional version of Amazon's website, such as amazon.com, amazon.co.uk, amazon.de, and so on. Each Amazon domain represents a different marketplace or country where Amazon operates.

Specifying the Amazon domain using the amazon_domain parameter in your requests is necessary because it helps determine the context and scope of the data you want to retrieve. By specifying the domain, you ensure that the API fetches information from the correct regional version of Amazon, providing accurate and relevant results based on the desired marketplace.

Different Amazon domains may have different product offerings, pricing, availability, and localized content. Therefore, specifying the Amazon domain allows you to target a specific market and retrieve data that aligns with the region you are interested in. It enables you to access the most relevant information and tailor your requests to a specific Amazon marketplace.

For example, when making a product request you can combine amazon_domain parameter with the asin parameter, to specify the desired domain.

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Note on URL

If you provide a fully qualified Amazon URL using the url parameter, explicitly specifying the Amazon domain using the amazon_domain parameter is not required.

Below, you can find the Amazon domains supported by ScrapeIN:

Amazon Domains

Audible Domains

Audible is an audiobook and podcast platform owned by Amazon. The Audible domain refers to the specific website or online platform where Audible services are accessed. For example, audible.com is the domain for Audible in the United States, audible.co.uk for the United Kingdom, audible.de for Germany, and so on. Each country or region typically has its own Audible domain for users to access localized content and services.

The table below displays the valid values for Audible domains that are supported by ScrapeIN: