How to track your KDP sales by country
See which countries are actually buying your books. A guide to tracking Amazon KDP sales by marketplace and country — and seeing Apple Books and Google Play demand in the same view.
Amazon sells your books across more than a dozen marketplaces — .com, .co.uk, .de, .com.au and more — and each one is its own country of readers. Knowing where your sales come from changes how you price, advertise, and translate. The problem: KDP’s reports make country-level demand hard to see at a glance, and Apple Books and Google Play add even more places to check.
Why country data matters
- Ads: if 30% of your sales are in the UK, your Amazon Ads and Meta targeting should reflect that — not default to the US.
- Pricing: local price sensitivity differs; a price that converts in the US may be too high elsewhere.
- Translations & rights: a surprise pocket of demand in Germany or Brazil can justify a translation or a regional push.
The manual way
In KDP, the Sales Dashboard lets you filter by marketplace, but you’re toggling one marketplace at a time and exporting to compare. Apple Books and Google Play report countries differently again — so a true “where are my readers” picture means stitching three formats together by hand.
The consolidated way
A tracker that reads every store can roll country demand into one view. TrackingInk shows a Markets view across Amazon KDP, Apple Books, and Google Play — which countries are buying, where reviews are landing, and where a title is quietly growing — without exporting a single report.
Frequently asked questions
Can I see Amazon KDP sales by country? Yes. KDP reports sales per marketplace, and a consolidated tracker like TrackingInk merges those marketplaces — plus Apple Books and Google Play — into a single country-level view.
Why does country-level sales data matter for authors? It tells you where to focus ads, how to price by region, and when a market is big enough to justify a translation or targeted campaign.
Does TrackingInk show country demand for Apple and Google too? Yes — Markets combines Amazon KDP, Apple Books, and Google Play so you see total demand by country, not just the Amazon slice.