Predictable, stepped tiers — start free, scale with your catalog. Every plan runs the same deterministic quality gate that helps catch banned words, title-length overruns, and dropped model numbers or units before they cause a listing on Amazon DE (Germany) to be suppressed or suspended. One listing = one language for ~200–500 words of product copy.
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| Plan | Monthly price | Included listings / mo | Overage / listing |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free Hard cap | $0 | 100 | — |
| Basic | $2/mo | 200 | $0.08 |
| Pro | $9/mo | 1,000 | $0.05 |
| Scale | $29/mo | 3,000 | $0.03 |
| Pay-as-you-go No commitment | $0.08/listing | — | $0.08 |
Billing is managed through RapidAPI.
All paid plans include overage billing with a card on file.
The Free plan does not accept a payment instrument — it has a hard cap instead.
Direct API access (without RapidAPI) uses your x-api-key header.
Every plan runs the same deterministic quality gate: title character limit, banned-word screening, required attributes (including GPSR safety information where applicable), preservation of numbers/model numbers/units, and a back-translation drift check — the same checks documented on the methodology page.
The Free plan's 100-listing hard cap is enough to evaluate the quality gate, but active catalogs typically outgrow it fast. Basic steps up to 200 included listings/mo and Pro to 1,000 — both with overage billing instead of a hard refusal, so processing doesn't stop mid-catalog when you're mid-launch on Amazon DE.
HTTP 402 Payment Required with
"code": "QUOTA_EXCEEDED" in the response body. No data is processed and no
charge is applied for refused requests. To resume, upgrade to a paid plan via RapidAPI.
HTTP 429 Too Many Requests means the per-minute request rate for your plan
has been exceeded. Where available, the response includes a Retry-After
header indicating seconds to wait. Recommended handling: implement exponential back-off
starting at 1 second, doubling on each attempt, up to a maximum of 60 seconds. Immediate
retries consume rate-limit budget without recovering.
Enter your expected monthly listing volume above to see a recommended plan. Free covers up to 100 listings/mo (hard cap), Basic up to 200, Pro up to 1,000, Scale up to 3,000, and Pay-as-you-go for irregular volume above that.
HTTP 402 (Payment Required) and refuses the request. No overage is charged — excess requests
are blocked, not silently billed. Upgrade to a paid plan to continue processing.
HTTP 429 (Too Many Requests) means you have exceeded the rate limit for your plan
(requests per minute). Reduce your request cadence and implement exponential back-off before retrying.
The response may include a Retry-After header to guide the back-off window.
x-api-key header. Contact us via the email in the
Privacy Policy for direct-access setup. See the examples page
for both RapidAPI and direct curl samples.
This information is provided as a general guide and is not legal advice. For regulatory compliance guidance, consult a qualified legal professional.