Pricing

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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Plans

All prices in USD. Figures match the single source of truth in src/pricing/plans.js.

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.

Why upgrade before hitting your limit

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.

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When to upgrade — Free vs. paid at a glance

Free plan limit
The Free plan includes 100 listings per month at no cost, with no time limit and no payment instrument required. The limit resets each billing period. Once the monthly count reaches 100, additional requests are refused — there is no overage and no charge for refused requests.
What increases on paid plans
Paid plans replace the hard cap with a larger included bucket and per-listing overage billing:
  • Basic ($2/mo): 200 included listings, $0.08 per additional listing
  • Pro ($9/mo): 1,000 included listings, $0.05 per additional listing
  • Scale ($29/mo): 3,000 included listings, $0.03 per additional listing
  • Pay-as-you-go: no monthly fee, $0.08 per listing, no commitment
On paid plans, requests continue processing past the included bucket and overage is billed per listing to the card on file.
HTTP 402 — over-quota rejection
When a Free plan account has used all 100 included listings for the month, each subsequent request returns 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 — rate limit exceeded
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.

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Billing FAQ

What happens when a Free plan account exceeds 100 listings per month?
The Free plan has a hard cap. When your monthly listing count reaches 100, the API returns 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.
How does overage billing work on paid plans?
Paid plans (Basic, Pro, Scale) include a monthly listing bucket. Each listing processed beyond the included count is billed at the plan's per-listing overage rate: $0.08 on Basic, $0.05 on Pro, $0.03 on Scale. Overage is billed per listing processed, not per API request.
What does HTTP 429 mean?
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.
Is there a free trial for paid plans?
The Free plan gives you 100 listings per month at no cost, with no time limit. This lets you evaluate the full quality-gate pipeline before committing to a paid tier. Paid plans are billed monthly through RapidAPI and can be cancelled at any time.
How do I access the API directly (without RapidAPI)?
Direct access uses your API key in the 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.

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Your data & GDPR

Is my product listing data stored after processing?
No. Submitted listings are used temporarily for processing only and are not retained after processing is complete, as described in the Terms of Service. Only user assets such as glossaries are stored, and only to the minimum extent necessary to provide the Service.
How does ListLoco handle personal data and GDPR data requests from EU sellers?
The ListLoco API processes only product listing fields (title, description) required for localization; no personal identifiers are required to use the API. For GDPR data requests, contact sakai.work259601@gmail.com. See the Privacy Policy for full details.

This information is provided as a general guide and is not legal advice. For regulatory compliance guidance, consult a qualified legal professional.

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