Domain, Locale, Results Language

This page guides you on configuring the domain, locale, and results language parameters for scraping Amazon, Google, and Bing. These settings help customize the marketplace or top-level domain (TLD), interface language, and search results for accurate, region-specific data extraction.

Amazon

Domain

Use the domain parameter to specify which Amazon marketplace you would like to scrape.

Domain	Marketplace
ae	United Arab Emirates
ca	Canada
cn	China
co.jp	Japan
co.uk	United Kingdom
com	United States
com.au	Australia
com.be	Belgium
com.br	Brazil
com.mx	Mexico
com.tr	Turkey
de	Germany
eg	Egypt
es	Spain
fr	France
in	India
it	Italy
nl	Netherlands
pl	Poland
sa	Saudi Arabia
se	Sweden
sg	Singapore

Locale

Use the locale parameter to set the interface language.

Not all Amazon marketplaces allow setting the interface language, and supported languages differ on each marketplace. The table below lists the supported domain and locale value combinations. Some of the languages are marked as default. If you would like to get the default interface language, you don't have to send the locale parameter.

Domain	Locale	Interface language
ae	en_AE	English (default)
ae	ar_AE	Arabic
ca	fr_CA	French
ca	en_CA	English (default)
co.jp	ja_JP	Japanese (default)
co.jp	en_US	English
co.jp	zh_CN	Chinese
co.uk	en_GB	English
com	en_US	English (default)
com	es_US	Spanish
com	ar_AE	Arabic
com	de_US	German
com	he_IL	Hebrew
com	ko_KR	Korean
com	pt_BR	Portuguese
com	zh_CN	Chinese
com	zh_TW	Taiwanese
com.be	fr_BE	French
com.be	nl_BE	Dutch
com.be	en_GB	English
de	de_DE	German (default)
de	en_GB	English
de	cs_CZ	Czech
de	nl_NL	Dutch
de	pl_PL	Portuguese
de	tr_TR	Turkish
eg	ar_AE	Arabic (default)
eg	en_AE	English
es	es_ES	Spanish (default)
es	pt_PT	Portuguese
in	en_IN	English (default)
in	hi_IN	Hindi
in	ta_IN	Tamil
in	te_IN	Telugu
in	kn_IN	Kannada
in	ml_IN	Malayalam
in	bn_IN	Bengali
in	mr_IN	Marathi
nl	nl_NL	Dutch (default)
nl	en_GB	English
sa	ar_AE	Arabic (default)
sa	en_AE	English
se	sv_SE	Swedish (default)
se	en_GB	English

Google

Locale

Use the locale parameter to set the Google Search web page interface language. This does not affect the search results language.

For example if you use domain com and locale parameter de-DE, the results will still be American, but Accept-Language header value will be set to de-DE,de;q=0.8. This would imitate a person from US searching in com domain, who has the UI of his browser set to German language.

If you don't use this parameter, we will set 'Accept-Language' parameter to match the domain (i.e. en-US for com).

Download the full list of locale values in JSON here.

Here's an example of locale values:

# Locale description, domain: domain-extension

"locale":
    "en-ai", # Anguilla - English, domain: com.ai
    "es-pr", # Puerto Rico - Spanish, domain: com.pr
    "nl-sr", # Suriname - Dutch, domain: sr
    "fr-ml", # Mali - French, domain: ml
    "en-lb", # Lebanon - English, domain: com.lb
    "fr-bf", # Burkina Faso - French, domain: bf
    "en-fm", # Federated States of Micronesia - English, domain: fm
    "es-mx", # Mexico - Spanish, domain: com.mx
    "fr-bj", # Benin - French, domain: bj
    "ru-ee", # Estonia - Russian, domain: ee
    "en-mv", # Maldives - English, domain: mv

Results language

When scraping Google, you have the option to specify the language of the obtained results. You can find the complete list of supported languages and their corresponding values in JSON format here.

For example, to set the results language to Arabic when scraping Google SERP, add this key and value:

{
    "key": "results_language",
    "value": "ar"
}

Domain

Use domain parameter to specify which Google top-level domain (TLD) you would like to scrape. The full list of available domains for Google can be found here.

Bing

Locale

Using the locale parameter will allow you to change Bing search page web interface language (not results).

For example, if you use the domain com and locale parameter de-DE, the results will still be American, but the Accept-Language header value will be set to de-DE,de;q=0.8. This would imitate a person from US searching in com domain, who has the UI of his browser set to German language.

If you don't use this parameter, we will set 'Accept-Language' parameter to match the domain (i.e. en-US for com).

Download the full list of locale values in JSON format here.