Can I retrieve state lists for specific countries with the GoDaddy Countries API?

Yes. Use GET /v1/countries/{countryKey} with a valid ISO country code and marketId query parameter. The response includes an array of states with their state keys and localized labels. For example, calling /v1/countries/US returns all US states and territories.

What are the rate limits for the GoDaddy Countries API?

Rate limit violations return HTTP 429 with a retryAfterSec field indicating the wait time before retrying. Specific rate limits are not documented in the OpenAPI spec. The OTE environment is designed for testing and may have different limits than production GoDaddy APIs.

How do I get localized country names with the GoDaddy Countries API through Jentic?

Search Jentic for 'retrieve localized country data' to find the GoDaddy Countries API operations. Load the schema for GET /v1/countries, then execute with a BCP-47 marketId parameter like 'fr-FR' or 'es-ES'. The API returns country labels localized to that market's language. Install via pip install jentic and run it through Jentic One, the self-hosted execution layer.

What is the difference between the summary and detailed country endpoints?

GET /v1/countries returns summary data for all countries (countryKey, label, callingCode only). GET /v1/countries/{countryKey} returns detailed information for one country including the full states array with stateKey and label fields. Use the summary endpoint for dropdowns, and the detailed endpoint when you need state/province lists.

Is the GoDaddy OTE Countries API free?

Yes. This is a test environment endpoint (OTE = Operational Test Environment) provided by GoDaddy for developers building applications. It requires no authentication or payment. For production use, verify whether GoDaddy offers a production version of this API and check their pricing.

Can AI agents use the GoDaddy Countries API for address validation?

Yes. AI agents discover this API through Jentic by searching for intents like 'validate country code' or 'get state list'. Jentic returns the operation schemas, and agents call the endpoints directly. The no-auth design makes it particularly simple for agent integration. Common agent tasks include validating ISO codes, populating country dropdowns, and normalizing address data.

Can I limit what my agent is allowed to do with the GoDaddy Countries API?

Yes. Because you run Jentic One yourself, your own rules decide which operations the agent may call, so you can allow just the country lookups it needs. Since this API puts the country key in the URL path (/v1/countries/{countryKey}), a rule can pin the agent to reading a single country or only the summary list from GET /v1/countries. The surface is read-only country metadata, so nothing beyond those lookups is ever exposed.