sellerboard Pricing 2026: What Each Plan Costs, the Free Trial and How to Cancel

sellerboard costs $19 to $79 a month on monthly billing, or $179 to $759 a year billed annually (checked 10 October 2026 and again on 11 November 2026). The “$15” on its homepage is the Standard plan’s yearly price shown per month. The four plans differ by orders per month, from 3,000 to 50,000, and the free trial is 1 month with no credit card.

sellerboard is profit analytics software for Amazon sellers. It is not one of our affiliate partners, so this page carries no partner link. Every plan figure below was read off the pricing table on sellerboard’s homepage in both billing views, in a real browser, on 11 November 2026, and the prices matched our 10 October 2026 check. The policy details come from sellerboard’s terms of service, read the same day. What the tool does is covered in our sellerboard review.

How much does sellerboard cost? The four plans

The plans share the same tools. What rises with the price is volume:

Automated reports go from 3 on Standard to 6, 8 and 16, and only Enterprise can restrict a user’s access by account, marketplace or product. Two footnotes under the table apply to every plan: “EU only: All prices are net. Value Added Tax may apply.” and “sellerboard supports accounts with maximum of 30 000 products”.

Prices in euros. sellerboard’s German-language page showed the same numbers in euros on 11 November 2026: €19, €29, €39 and €79 a month, or €179, €279, €369 and €759 a year, with the note that all prices are net of VAT.

There is no separate pricing page: sellerboard.com/pricing returned an error page on 11 November 2026, and the table sits in the homepage’s Pricing section. sellerboard for Shopify is a different product with its own price table at sellerboard.io.

Is sellerboard $15 or $19 a month?

Both numbers are sellerboard’s, which is why review sites and software directories disagree on the starting price. The pricing table opens on “Pay annually”, where Standard reads $15/mo with “$179 billed annually” in small print, and the banner at the top of the homepage says “Starting at $15 monthly”. Click “Pay monthly” and the same plan reads $19/mo, “billed monthly”.

So $15 is not a price you can pay each month. It is $179 divided by twelve ($14.92, rounded up), charged as one yearly payment. If you want to pay month to month, sellerboard starts at $19.

What sellerboard costs over a year: monthly vs annual billing

The annual tab carries a “-20%” badge, and that holds on every plan. The dollar savings and percentages above are our arithmetic from sellerboard’s prices.

Annual billing only pays off if you stay. Nine months of Standard on monthly billing costs $171, less than the $179 annual price, and the same is true of the other three plans: the yearly plan becomes the cheaper one from the tenth month. sellerboard’s terms also say “sellerboard subscription fees are non-refundable”, so a year paid up front is a year spent. Use the free month first, and pay monthly until you are sure you will keep it.

Which sellerboard plan for how many orders?

Choose the plan by the orders you ship in your busiest month.

Each step up is small in dollars. Professional costs $10 a month more than Standard and doubles the order limit; Business costs another $10 and raises it to 15,000. Three other limits can force the upgrade before your order count does:

• Review requests. Standard allows 150 review requests or follow-up emails a month, so a store that sends one for every order outgrows Standard long before it reaches 3,000 orders. Professional allows 6,000.
• Seller accounts and users. If you run several Amazon accounts or have staff, count them against the “additional seller accounts” and “additional users” rows above.
• Access rights. Limiting what each user can see by account, marketplace or product is an Enterprise-only row.

What happens if you go over your plan’s order limit

sellerboard can move you up a plan without asking. Section 3 of its terms of service says: “If you exceed the limits of your current plan, you may be automatically upgraded to a higher plan to accommodate your usage. This automatic upgrade will be subject to the pricing of the higher plan.” The same section says sellerboard will notify you by email “when an automatic upgrade is due” and that it is “your responsibility to monitor your usage”.

The terms don’t say whether one busy month is enough to trigger the upgrade, or whether you are moved back down when volume falls. Treat a seasonal spike such as Q4 as a possible plan change, and watch for that email.

What every sellerboard plan includes, and the Repricer

On 11 November 2026 the pricing table ticked seven tools on all four plans: the real-time profit dashboard, listing change alerts, PPC optimization, Repricer, inventory management, refunds for lost inventory and the LTV dashboard.

sellerboard has a repricer, and it is not a paid add-on. The Repricer row is new since our October check. sellerboard announced the Repricer on 3 September 2026, and the announcement’s FAQ says: “Does it cost extra? No. It’s included in your sellerboard subscription.” Its Repricer page says the same: “Included in every sellerboard plan.” The pricing table adds one condition. The info icon beside the Repricer row reads “Monthly limit on Amazon price change updates; higher plans include more.” sellerboard doesn’t publish those limits, so ask support for your plan’s number before you rely on it for a large catalog.

Refunds for lost inventory is a report, not a claims service. sellerboard’s homepage says: “Find FBA errors and request your money back directly through Seller Support.” So you file the claims yourself, and the pricing table shows no percentage fee. Services that file claims for a commission are compared in our best Amazon reimbursement software guide.

sellerboard free trial: 1 month, no credit card

sellerboard’s trial terms are printed under the pricing table and in the homepage banner: “1 month free trial. No credit card required. Cancel anytime.” Its sign-up page repeats them (“Register now and get 1 month for free. No credit card required.”) and asks only for an email address and a password. The homepage also links a demo account with the note “No registration required!”

Some software directories say sellerboard has no trial, or that the trial needs a card. Neither matched sellerboard’s own pages on 11 November 2026.

sellerboard is not free after that month: the pricing table has no free plan. The trial takes no card, so there is no payment method on file to charge when it ends.

Where “2 months free” comes from

sellerboard’s own pages offer 1 month. The second month comes from partner links. sellerboard’s partner program page says: “Every partner affiliate link comes with an exclusive bonus offer, specific to your audience.” On 11 November 2026 we opened sellerboard’s homepage through one such partner link that appears in search results. The page was the same except for the trial line, which read “2 months free trial” in the banner and again under the pricing table.

So a 2-month trial exists, but as a partner bonus, not a public offer. sellerboard doesn’t publish which partners carry it, or whether every partner link gives the same bonus. We are not a sellerboard partner and have no link to offer. We found no sellerboard page that offers 3 months free.

sellerboard coupon and discount codes

sellerboard publishes no coupon or promo code on its homepage, pricing table, FAQ or partner page. Its sign-up form has no field for one either: on 11 November 2026 it showed an email field, two password fields and a “Get started” button (we viewed the form without signing up). Coupon sites list sellerboard codes, but we could not trace any of them to sellerboard, so we publish none.

The price reductions sellerboard itself offers are these two:

• Annual billing, which costs $49 to $189 a year less than twelve monthly payments, depending on the plan.
• A longer free trial through a partner link, as described above.

How to cancel sellerboard

sellerboard’s help center has no article on cancelling. Searching help.sellerboard.com for “cancel”, “subscription” and “billing” on 11 November 2026 returned only feature guides. The rules are in section 13 of the terms of service, which gives three ways to end a subscription:

• go to the “Settings” page in the web application
• tell sellerboard through the support chat
• email sellerboard that you no longer wish to use the service (the terms list support@sellerboard.com as the contact address)

Three clauses in the same section decide what you pay afterwards:

• Cancelling stops the next renewal, not the current term. The terms say “the effective termination date will be the last day of the then-current renewal term”, so you keep access until the month or year you paid for runs out.
• There are no refunds. “sellerboard subscription fees are non-refundable.”
• Renewal is automatic. “The subscription will automatically renew on a monthly basis (or on yearly/half yearly basis, based on the package).” On an annual plan, cancel before the renewal date or you pay for another year.

That clause mentions half-yearly renewal, but the pricing table offered only monthly and annual billing on 11 November 2026, so we can’t confirm the six-month discount some directories list.

sellerboard vs Helium 10 Profits: price compared

Helium 10 sells profit tracking as one tool inside its plans, so the comparison is between a $19 subscription and a research suite.

The Helium 10 column is from Helium 10’s pricing page: prices checked 10 October 2026, plan-card wording re-read on 11 November 2026.

Over a year, sellerboard Standard costs $179 on annual billing and Helium 10 Platinum costs $1,188 (12 payments of $99), a difference of $1,009. That gap matters only if profit tracking is all you want from Helium 10, because Platinum’s price also buys product research, keyword tools and the Chrome extension. If you already pay for Helium 10, look at what Profits shows in your account before adding a second subscription. Our Helium 10 Profits review covers what each plan gets, and the Helium 10 pricing guide covers the rest of each plan.

sellerboard vs SmartScout on price

SmartScout is not a cheaper or pricier version of sellerboard, because it does a different job: it researches other sellers’ brands, products and categories, while sellerboard reports on your own account. SmartScout Basic costs $29 a month billed yearly, or $49 month to month (checked 10 October 2026; see SmartScout pricing). Our SmartScout vs sellerboard comparison sets out which to buy first and when paying for both makes sense.

Bottom line: what to pay for sellerboard

• Trying it: take the free month. It needs no card, and the demo account needs no sign-up. A partner link can extend the trial to 2 months.
• Up to 3,000 orders a month: Standard, $19 month to month. Switch to the $179 annual plan once you know you will stay at least ten months, because sellerboard gives no refunds.
• More orders, or more than 150 review requests a month: choose the plan from the orders table, and remember that the terms allow an automatic upgrade when you pass a limit.
• Already on Helium 10: check its Profits tool before paying for a second dashboard.
• Comparing profit dashboards: our best Amazon seller analytics tools roundup prices sellerboard against Shopkeeper, SellerLegend and Helium 10, and the sellerboard review explains its 4.5 out of 5 rating.