Keepa Pricing 2026: Free vs Keepa Pro (€29 a Month), Free Trial and Refunds

Keepa is free for price-history charts, price alerts and Deals, and Keepa Pro costs €29 a month or €290 a year, billed only in euros (read on keepa.com on 11 November 2026). Keepa offers no free trial, coupon or promotional discount. The yearly plan saves €58 against twelve monthly payments, and the Keepa API is a separate subscription from €49 a month.

Other pages still quote €19 a month, a dollar price or a free trial. None of those is on keepa.com today. Everything below was read on 11 November 2026 from Keepa’s Pro page, its FAQ, its Terms and Conditions (version of 9 November 2026) and its API pricing page. The prices are unchanged since our 10 October 2026 check.

Is Keepa free? What the free version includes

Yes, for shoppers and for basic price checks. Keepa’s home page describes the free tier in one line: “Price history for every product, and an alert the moment the price drops. Free, no account needed.” Its Apps page adds that “Price history charts, Deals and price alerts all work without an account”, and that a free Keepa account “syncs your tracked products and settings across all your devices, including the mobile app”. The FAQ says registration “is of course completely free”.

The free tier covers:

• price-history charts on keepa.com, in the browser extension and in the iOS and Android apps
• price-drop and back-in-stock alerts by email, Telegram, web push or the app
• the Deals feed of recent price drops
• prices for the same product across Keepa’s 11 Amazon marketplaces

The browser extension costs nothing either; the button on Keepa’s Apps page reads “Add to Chrome - It’s Free”. Our Keepa extension guide covers the supported browsers and phones.

Keepa free vs Keepa Pro

Keepa Pro is the only paid tier of the website and extension. The free column below is what Keepa says works without paying. The Pro column is the benefit list on Keepa’s Pro page, which says a subscription “unlocks” these items, plus the plan card on its home page.

One thing Keepa words loosely: its Apps page and its app-store descriptions advertise “Sales Rank History”, “Buy Box Statistics” and “Offer Counts” without saying they are paid. The Pro page is where the line is drawn. It lists those graphs and statistics as subscription benefits, and Keepa’s news archive records the change: a post dated 21 February 2019 restricted some graph types to subscribers and added that “All other price histories remain fully accessible for free.”

Pro also comes with a data quota. Keepa’s Pro page says the quota “refills automatically by 5% per hour”, that interactive graphs “do not count toward your quota”, and that a day’s quota covers “importing and exporting up to 36,000 products per day via the Product Viewer”.

How much does Keepa Pro cost? Monthly and yearly price

Keepa’s FAQ puts it as “Yearly: 290 Euro / year - 12 months for the price of 10” and “Monthly: 29 Euro / month”. The €58 saving and the €24.17 monthly equivalent are also printed on the plan selector of Keepa’s order form at keepa.com/pro, which we read without entering anything.

Three details sit in the small print, not on the price tag:

• Tax is included. Section 17 of the Terms says “Prices for Keepa Pro are stated inclusive of value added tax; the price displayed is the total price payable.”
• One person per subscription. The FAQ says “Subscriptions are per seat. Sharing within organizations or households is not permitted.”
• No minimum term. Section 6 says the contract runs “for an indefinite period; there is no minimum term”, and the subscription renews each billing period until you cancel.

Why other pages still say €19

The €19 figure was once correct. Keepa’s news archive shows the subscription launched at “15€ / month” in November 2017, and a post dated 16 April 2021 raised it to “€19 per month (€189 per year)” for new subscriptions from 1 May 2021. The archive has no post announcing €29, so Keepa’s own pages don’t date that change. Pages that quote €19 or €189 are out of date. The name changed too: those older posts call it the “Data subscription” or “Data Access”, and today’s pages call it Keepa Pro.

For existing subscribers, Section 7 of the Terms says price changes “will be announced in text form at least six weeks before they take effect” and that prices are adjusted “at most once in any twelve (12) months”.

Keepa price in dollars, pounds and other currencies

Keepa publishes one price list, in euros. Its FAQ says: “We bill exclusively in Euros. If you pay with a non-Euro card, your bank will automatically convert the currency.” A US or UK card is charged €29 or €290, and the dollar or pound amount on your statement depends on the exchange rate your bank applies that day. A fixed dollar figure quoted elsewhere is someone’s conversion, not a price Keepa charges. To see today’s rate, the FAQ suggests searching Google for “29 EUR in USD”.

Keepa takes credit and debit cards through Stripe (Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Discover and Diners Club) and says “We do not support PayPal.” If a card is declined, the FAQ’s explanation is that Keepa is based in Germany and “international banks may flag the transaction”; it suggests asking your bank to authorize the payment and turning off any VPN or proxy during checkout.

Does Keepa have a free trial or a discount code?

No. The FAQ answer is one sentence: “To maintain fair and transparent pricing for all customers, we do not offer free trials, coupons, or promotional discounts.” That rules out the 7-day and 30-day trials some pages describe, and it means a “Keepa Pro discount code” from a coupon site has nothing to apply to. The API documentation says the same of API plans: “Keepa does not offer discounts.”

The two ways to pay less are both built into the price list: the free tier, and the yearly plan’s two free months.

How to cancel a Keepa subscription

These steps come from Keepa’s FAQ and Section 6 of its Terms:

1. Log in to keepa.com and open your Subscription Dashboard (keepa.com/settings/subscription).
2. Click “Cancel subscription”.
3. Keep using Keepa Pro until the period you paid for ends. The Terms say you “maintain access through the end of the billing period already paid for”, and no further charge follows.
4. Delete the account afterwards if you want to. The FAQ says an active Keepa Pro or API subscription must be cancelled first, and the account can be deleted once the billing cycle ends.

You can also cancel without signing in. Cancel contracts here, linked in Keepa’s Resources menu, is a form that asks for your name and the email address of your Keepa account, with an optional invoice number. Keepa sends the confirmation to the account’s email address, and the form states the effect: “Your subscription ends at the end of the billing period you have already paid for.”

The same dashboard has a “Switch to yearly” button. The FAQ says the remaining monthly balance “will be applied as a prorated credit toward the annual fee”.

Keepa refund policy

Keepa does not refund unused time. Section 6 (4) of the Terms: “The fee for a billing period already begun is not refunded on a pro-rata basis, and no credit is given for an unused part of it.” Cancelling stops the next charge; it does not return the current one. Deleting the account doesn’t change that either.

For consumers, Keepa’s withdrawal instruction (linked at the foot of the Terms, version of 9 November 2026) sets out the statutory right “to withdraw from this contract within 14 days without giving any reason”, with a limit. Keepa says “We begin supplying Keepa Pro and the Keepa API immediately after conclusion of the contract”, and that for a contract for digital content the right expires once supply has begun with your express consent and Keepa has confirmed the contract. The order form asks for that consent before you pay, and the Terms describe what Keepa supplies as digital content. Whether a withdrawal right still applies to you is a question for your own country’s consumer law; the Terms say statutory rights “remain unaffected”.

The Terms keep pro-rata refunds for a few cases on Keepa’s side, such as Keepa ending the contract itself with a month’s notice.

So the practical rule is to start on the monthly plan. A wrong guess costs €29, not €290, and you can switch to yearly from the dashboard later.

Keepa API pricing (separate from Keepa Pro)

The API is its own subscription, priced by how many tokens your key generates per minute. These are the four named plans on Keepa’s API pricing page on 11 November 2026:

What the page and the API documentation say about those plans:

• A product request costs 1 token, so Starter’s 20 tokens a minute covers up to 892,800 product requests in a 31-day month. Other requests cost more: 10 tokens for a product search, 50 for a best-seller list.
• Unused tokens expire after 60 minutes. You can’t save up a month’s allowance and spend it in a day.
• Enterprise is not the ceiling. A slider sells rates in between and above, from 20 to 50,000 tokens a minute; the top step showed €53,500 a month.
• Tax is extra. Section 18 of the Terms says API prices “are stated net, exclusive of value added tax”, and that the API “is offered for commercial and professional use”.
• Billing is monthly and prepaid. You can cancel any time and the plan runs to the end of the paid month. Upgrades are prorated; downgrades are allowed once every 28 days and are credited to your Keepa account, with “no refund possible”.
• The AI connector is included. Every plan can connect Claude, ChatGPT and other assistants at no extra charge.

Keepa Pro and the API overlap only slightly. The Pro plan card lists “Basic API access”, and the order form words it as “API data at 1 token/min”, next to the line “Need the API for your own code? It is a separate subscription”. If you are comparing data access across tools, Helium 10 takes a different route, which our Helium 10 API page explains.

Is Keepa Pro worth it?

It depends on which locked feature you would use.

Resellers, arbitrage and wholesale sellers: usually yes. The features behind the paywall are the ones a buying decision needs: sales-rank history to judge demand, Buy Box statistics to see who wins the sale, offer counts and stock per seller to judge competition, and Product Finder to build sourcing lists. Check what your analyzer already shows first: SellerAmp’s Chrome Web Store listing, for one, says it “Includes Keepa charts”. Our Amazon arbitrage tools roundup compares those analyzers.

Private-label sellers: as an add-on. Product Finder and sales-rank history help with product validation, but Keepa’s Pro page lists no keyword research, listing or advertising tools. You would pay for Keepa on top of a research suite: Helium 10 starts at $99 a month billed yearly and Jungle Scout at $29 a month billed annually (both checked 10 October 2026). Our Helium 10 vs Keepa and Jungle Scout vs Keepa comparisons set out the split, and our Helium 10 alternatives and Jungle Scout alternatives roundups compare the suites themselves.

Shoppers: no. Price history, price-drop alerts and Deals are the free tier. Nothing a shopper needs sits behind Keepa Pro.

Developers and repricers: look at the API, not Pro. Pro’s API access is one token a minute, against 20 a minute on the cheapest API plan, which costs €49 a month before tax.

Bottom line

Keepa costs nothing until you need sales-rank, Buy Box, stock or Product Finder data. At that point it costs €29 a month or €290 a year, in euros, tax included, with no trial, no coupon and no refund for unused time. Start monthly, and move to yearly once you know you use it. If you only want the chart on Amazon pages, install the free Keepa extension and stop there.