IKEA

IKEA Categories API

The market's IKEA category tree as its site menu shows it: each category's id (the input of the category endpoint), name, url and children. The US tree had 1,570 categories under 23 top-level ones on 2026-11-13. parent_id returns one category's subtree. On the 50 ikea.com markets. Costs 1 credit per request.

POST/api/v1/ikea/categories

Authorizations

Authorizationstringheaderrequired

Bearer authentication header of the form Bearer <token>, where <token> is your Scavio API key (e.g. Bearer sk_live_your_key).

Body

application/json

countrystringdefault:us

The IKEA market, as a lowercase code. This endpoint serves the 50 ikea.com markets. Names, descriptions and labels come back in the market's language and prices in its currency, never converted; the answer echoes country, language and currency. A market outside this list answers 400 before anything is charged.

Example: us

us — United States, USD, languages en, es. The default.
ca — Canada, CAD, languages en, fr.
gb — United Kingdom, GBP, language en.
ie — Ireland, EUR, language en.
de — Germany, EUR, languages de, en.
at — Austria, EUR, languages de, en.
ch — Switzerland, CHF, languages de, fr, it, en.
fr — France, EUR, language fr.
be — Belgium, EUR, languages nl, fr, en.
nl — Netherlands, EUR, languages nl, en.
dk — Denmark, DKK, language da.
se — Sweden, SEK, languages sv, en.
no — Norway, NOK, languages no, en.
fi — Finland, EUR, languages fi, sv, en.
ee — Estonia, EUR, languages et, ru, en.
lv — Latvia, EUR, languages lv, ru, en.
lt — Lithuania, EUR, languages lt, ru, en.
pl — Poland, PLN, language pl.
cz — Czech Republic, CZK, languages cs, en.
sk — Slovakia, EUR, language sk.
hu — Hungary, HUF, language hu.
hr — Croatia, EUR, language hr.
si — Slovenia, EUR, language sl.
rs — Serbia, RSD, language sr.
ro — Romania, RON, language ro.
pt — Portugal, EUR, languages pt, en.
es — Spain, EUR, languages es, en, ca, eu, gl.
it — Italy, EUR, language it.
il — Israel, ILS, language he.
ae — United Arab Emirates, AED, languages ar, en.
sa — Saudi Arabia, SAR, languages ar, en.
kw — Kuwait, KWD, languages ar, en.
qa — Qatar, QAR, languages ar, en.
bh — Bahrain, BHD, languages ar, en.
om — Oman, OMR, languages ar, en.
jo — Jordan, JOD, languages ar, en.
eg — Egypt, EGP, languages ar, en.
ma — Morocco, MAD, languages ar, fr, en.
in — India, INR, language en.
my — Malaysia, MYR, languages ms, en.
sg — Singapore, SGD, language en.
ph — Philippines, PHP, language en.
th — Thailand, THB, languages th, en.
jp — Japan, JPY, languages ja, en.
kr — South Korea, KRW, languages ko, en.
au — Australia, AUD, language en.
nz — New Zealand, NZD, language en.
mx — Mexico, MXN, languages es, en.
cl — Chile, CLP, language es.
co — Colombia, COP, language es.

languagestring

The answer's language, one the market's site serves; the default is the market's first (en on us, de on de, fr on fr). Multi-language markets: us en/es, ca en/fr, de and at de/en, ch de/fr/it/en, be nl/fr/en, nl nl/en, se sv/en, no no/en, fi fi/sv/en, ee et/ru/en, lv lv/ru/en, lt lt/ru/en, cz cs/en, pt pt/en, es es/en/ca/eu/gl, the Gulf and Arab markets ar/en (ma ar/fr/en), my ms/en, th th/en, jp ja/en, kr ko/en, mx es/en, cn zh/en, pr en/es, do and es_islands es/en, is en/is. Every other market has one language. Another code answers 400.

Example: fr

parent_idstring

Return only this category's subtree (categories[].id), e.g. fu003.

Example: st001

Request

from scavio import ScavioClient

client = ScavioClient(api_key="sk_live_your_key")

r = client.ikea.categories(country="us", parent_id="st001")["data"]
def walk(nodes, depth=0):
    for n in nodes:
        print("  " * depth, n["id"], n["name"])
        walk(n["children"], depth + 1)
walk(r["categories"])

Response

"parent_id": null,

"count": 1570,

"country": "us",

"language": "en",

"currency": "USD"

"response_time": 4307

}

from scavio import ScavioClient client = ScavioClient(api_key="sk_live_your_key") r = client.ikea.categories(country="us", parent_id="st001")["data"] def walk(nodes, depth=0): for n in nodes: print(" " * depth, n["id"], n["name"]) walk(n["children"], depth + 1) walk(r["categories"])