Everything included. You only pay for the items you ship.

An item — a feed item, as the app calls it — is one row of your processed feed, counted per market. Variants count: a style sold in 5 sizes is 5 items. If the same catalog runs in 3 markets, each market’s feed counts its own items, so one product sold in 3 markets is 3 feed items. Counting happens after your feed rules run, so anything your rules filter out — out-of-stock rows, excluded categories, collapsed variants — never bills. You can see the processed counts in the app, on each catalog and on each project.

The Free plan is free forever: 100 items, one catalog, three channels, no card, no end date. The trial is a 30-day run of the paid 500-items plan, so you can try the higher volumes and every feature at scale. It takes a card up front so your subscription can start the moment the trial ends — nothing is charged during the 30 days, and you can cancel any time before they are up. The clock starts when you connect your first feed, not when you create the account, so you can look around first. When the trial ends, you pick a plan and your whole setup — rules, templates, channels — carries over.

Everything you already have keeps running: your existing items go on importing, updating, and serving, and nothing is dropped from your channels. What stops is growth — new products beyond your plan’s count aren’t imported until you move up. We show you the count as you approach it and prompt you to change tier — one click, from your account.

Never. Your bill depends on your processed item count and nothing else — not your ad spend, not your revenue, not how many campaigns you run.

Unlimited, on every plan including Free. Invite your whole team, your agency, or a freelancer — seats are never counted or billed.

Credits are a fair-use meter for AI and rendering work — copy generation, image work, video renders. Every plan includes plenty for normal use of every feature, and you see a cost estimate before any large run. Credits never gate features and never factor into which plan you pick; if you run something unusually heavy, top-ups are sold transparently at cost.

Yes — free forever while your feed is running. If nothing collects your feed for about 30 days — nobody fetching your hosted feed URL, no push going out over SFTP — and nobody logs in, we pause the scheduled processing and email you a one-click resume link. An active account is never interrupted: as long as a channel is collecting your feed, it keeps running at no cost.