Free versus paid: where the line actually sits

Two answers are common and both are useless: the free tier is worthless, or paid solves everything. This page only draws the boundary.

What free covers

A free account runs three live price checks per day and returns marketplace, price, currency, product link and update time, which is enough to build a price band.

Free also includes the built-in text to speech tool: up to 3,000 characters per run, split into as many as eight segments. That covers product voice-over and short video narration without another subscription.

In short, free answers two basic questions: what is this selling for right now, and how do I get a usable voice track.

• Three live price checks per day
• Marketplace, price, currency, link, update time
• Text to speech included: 3,000 characters, up to eight segments

What paid adds

Paid adds frequency and depth. Frequency: the standard tier allows 40 checks a day, enough to re-check a dozen products weekly. Depth: price history, trend and an extrapolated range instead of a single snapshot.

The tier above adds video generation with an on-camera presenter. That only pays off if you are actually producing short-form video.

• Standard: 40 checks per day
• Price history and trend, not just a snapshot
• Top tier: presenter video, only for content producers

Who genuinely needs to upgrade

Anyone re-checking more than ten products a week. Three checks a day sounds like 21 a week, but each check should cover several marketplaces, so the real SKU coverage sits under ten.

Anyone judging direction. A snapshot tells you the price now, not where it is heading.

Anyone sharing data with a team. One person checking alone fits the free tier; three people needing the same numbers do not.

• More than ten SKUs weekly
• Trend rather than snapshot
• Shared data

Three things to do before upgrading

First, run the free tier for a full week and see whether three checks is actually tight, rather than assuming.

Second, write down your current process. If the process is already messy, a new tool makes it messier.

Third, estimate the time saved. If it is under two hours a week, the subscription is not the constraint.

• Run free for one full week
• Write the current process down
• Estimate weekly time saved (under two hours: skip it)

Trial and refunds

Before paying, use the free tier to verify that the data is useful to you. Accurate data with a small quota beats inaccurate data with a large one.

Refund and cancellation terms are stated on the pricing page and applied as written, with no hidden conditions.

• Validate data usefulness first
• Then decide on frequency

Common questions