Amazon PPC Software With Public Pricing
Updated August 6, 2026 · 8 platforms checked against their own pricing pages
6 of the 8 Amazon PPC platforms we track publish a price on their own site, and only 2 publish enough for you to work out your total bill. Scale Insights, m19 publish every component you need. Perpetua, Teikametrics, Helium 10 Ads, SellerApp publish an entry tier but not enough to work out the rest. Quartile and Pacvue publish nothing at all. Each rating below is computed from the stored figures rather than assigned, and every figure is quoted from the vendor’s page and dated.
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Ranked by how much they publish
| # | Tool | Pricing transparency | Published entry price | How it charges |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | m19 Automated Amazon PPC campaign management with a fixed-fee Autopilot tier and a base-plus-percentage Professional tier. | Full You can work out what you would pay at any ad-spend level from the vendor’s own pricing page. | $59/mo Autopilot · 1 Account, Unlimited Marketplaces · verified 2026-08-06 | Flat fee plus a percentage of ad spend |
| 2 | Scale Insights Amazon PPC automation priced by the number of ASINs you automate rather than by ad spend. | Full You can work out what you would pay at any ad-spend level from the vendor’s own pricing page. | $62.33/mo billed annually (our arithmetic on the published $748/year; the vendor prints no monthly annual rate) Scale 5 · 5 Automated ASINs · verified 2026-08-06 | Flat fee |
| 3 | SellerApp Amazon seller platform with advertising automation, product research and managed-service tiers. | Partial An entry price is published, but the cost at higher ad spend is gated behind a quote, includes a component the vendor does not quantify, or rests on a charge the vendor’s own sources describe in two different ways. | from $99/mo Pro Plan · verified 2026-08-06 | Flat fee |
| 4 | Teikametrics Retail AI platform (ARI) for ads, catalog, inventory and insights on Amazon and Walmart. | Partial An entry price is published, but the cost at higher ad spend is gated behind a quote, includes a component the vendor does not quantify, or rests on a charge the vendor’s own sources describe in two different ways. | $149/mo billed annually Essentials · Up to $10K/mo in ad spend · verified 2026-08-06 | Flat fee plus a percentage of ad spend |
| 5 | Helium 10 Ads Amazon PPC platform bundled into the Helium 10 seller suite (the product formerly branded Adtomic). | Partial An entry price is published, but the cost at higher ad spend is gated behind a quote, includes a component the vendor does not quantify, or rests on a charge the vendor’s own sources describe in two different ways. | $279/mo billed annually Diamond · $100K - $10M in yearly sales · verified 2026-08-06 | Flat fee plus a percentage of ad spend |
| 6 | Perpetua Ecommerce advertising optimization and intelligence for Amazon, Walmart, Instacart and Target. | Partial An entry price is published, but the cost at higher ad spend is gated behind a quote, includes a component the vendor does not quantify, or rests on a charge the vendor’s own sources describe in two different ways. | $695/mo Essentials · Up to 10k in monthly ad spend · verified 2026-08-06 | Flat fee plus a percentage of ad spend |
What full transparency actually buys you
The difference is not philosophical. Here is what the fully transparent platforms cost at $5,000, $20,000, $100,000 of monthly ad spend, computed entirely from their own published figures, with no quote needed:
| Tool | At $5,000/mo ad spend | At $20,000/mo ad spend | At $100,000/mo ad spend |
|---|---|---|---|
| Scale Insights | $50/mo $50/mo, which is 1% of the full $5,000 of monthly ad spend on The 1% Plan, which carries no base fee. | $200/mo $200/mo, which is 1% of the full $20,000 of monthly ad spend on The 1% Plan, which carries no base fee. | $1,000/mo $1,000/mo, which is 1% of the full $100,000 of monthly ad spend on The 1% Plan, which carries no base fee. |
| m19 | $59/mo $59/mo on Autopilot. | $1,079/mo $479/mo on m19 Professional, plus $600/mo, which is 3% of the full $20,000 of monthly ad spend. | $3,479/mo $479/mo on m19 Professional, plus $3,000/mo, which is 3% of the full $100,000 of monthly ad spend. |
Scale Insights: Scale Insights' seven numbered tiers are priced by how many ASINs you automate, not by ad spend, so they cost the same at every spend level: $78 to $688 a month. The scenario figures on this page use The 1% Plan, which is the only Scale Insights plan that varies with ad spend.
m19: m19 words $5K as a "Best for" recommendation on each tier (Autopilot "under $5K", Professional "above $5K") and lists Adspend as "Unlimited" on both, so $5K is not stated as a price threshold. The scenarios on this page follow m19's "Best for" wording: the $5,000 scenario shows Autopilot and the higher scenarios show Professional. At exactly $5,000, m19's two labels do not say which tier it suggests. On m19 Professional the 3% is charged on total ad spend rather than only the portion above a threshold, which is the opposite of how Teikametrics states its percentage.
Where the partial ratings come from
These platforms publish a real, purchasable entry price. The rating is partial because of what happens above the entry tier, quoted from each vendor:
- Perpetua publishes $695/mo at its entry tier. Perpetua publishes a flat entry price for its Essentials tier and the structure (but not the rate) of its Growth tier. The percentage added on Growth is not quantified anywhere on the page, so cost above $10k of monthly ad spend cannot be determined from Perpetua's own site.
- Teikametrics publishes $149/mo billed annually at its entry tier. Teikametrics publishes both billing terms for its entry tier and publishes the percentage rate applied above $10K of ad spend, but the base fee for the Advanced and Enterprise tiers is shown as "Custom Pricing". A buyer above $10K of monthly ad spend can therefore compute the percentage component but not the base.
- Helium 10 Ads publishes $279/mo billed annually at its entry tier. Helium 10 publishes both billing terms for every plan card. Its own sources disagree on when the Helium 10 Ads fee starts. The pricing page's structured FAQ data says the 2% fee applies only to PPC spend above $20K a month, while the page's visible FAQ and Helium 10's help-center article describe a 2% fee on managed spend with no threshold, and the help-center article says in terms that there is no minimum spend requirement or threshold. We do not pick one reading, so the total cost is not calculable at any ad-spend level. Note the product rename: the PPC tool the market still calls Adtomic is now presented as Helium 10 Ads.
- SellerApp publishes from $99/mo at its entry tier. SellerApp publishes figures for its self-serve tiers, but every one is worded as "starts with", which makes each number a floor rather than a determinate price. Its agency pricing is published as a starting sum plus a percentage range, and an annual discount is described in the FAQ without an annual price being shown.
The platforms that publish nothing
- Quartile: https://www.quartile.com/pricing returns HTTP 200 but serves a response byte-identical to the homepage (119,693 bytes on 2026-08-06), carrying <link rel="canonical" href="https://www.quartile.com"> and the homepage title. Quartile's site navigation contains no pricing link at all (it links /amazon-ppc, /amazon-dsp, /request-demo, /partners and others). The only dollar figures anywhere in that HTML are the marketing stats "$2B+" (Annual Retail Ad Spend Managed) and "$25B+" (Annual Managed Sales). Conclusion: Quartile does not publish a pricing page; quotes are provided after a demo.
- Pacvue: https://www.pacvue.com/pricing returns HTTP 404, as does https://www.pacvue.com/plans, and https://www.pacvue.com/sitemap.xml returns 404 (all checked 2026-08-06). The homepage carries no price and no pricing link; its call to action is "Book a demo". The only occurrence of the word "pricing" on the homepage describes a product capability ("From pricing strategies and competitor promotions to keyword trends"), not Pacvue's own fee.
For a full account of what third-party publishers claim about those prices, who published each claim, when, and why the claims contradict each other, see how much does Quartile cost and the quote-only section of the cost index.
How the rating is decided
Full: you can compute the total monthly cost from the vendor’s own page at every spend level shown here. Partial: an entry price is published, but higher-volume cost is gated behind a quote, includes a component the vendor does not quantify, or rests on a charge the vendor’s own sources describe in two different ways. None published: no price is published anywhere on the vendor’s own site. The rating is derived from the same figures that populate the tables, so a re-verification updates the rating automatically and the two can never disagree.
How we verified this
Every figure on this page was read from the vendor’s own pricing page and is stored with that page’s URL, a verbatim quote, and the date it was checked (most recent: August 6, 2026). Where a vendor publishes no number, we say so instead of repeating a figure from elsewhere. Third-party price reports appear only where they are named, dated, and labeled as that publisher’s claim rather than a verified price. Percentages, thresholds and totals are arithmetic on published figures only. See our editorial standards and how we verify.
Corrections
- October 12, 2026. Helium 10 Ads: we said Helium 10's Diamond plan is flat up to $20,000 of monthly ad spend and then adds 2% on the amount above that. Re-reading Helium 10's own pages on October 12, 2026, they state it two ways. The structured FAQ data on its pricing page still says the 2% applies only to PPC spend above $20K a month. Its visible pricing-page FAQ and its help-center article describe a 2% fee on managed spend, and the help-center article says there is "no minimum spend requirement or threshold". We now state both readings, attributed, pick neither, and no longer calculate a total for Helium 10 Ads.
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Frequently asked questions
Which Amazon PPC software publishes its pricing?
As of August 6, 2026, 6 of the 8 platforms we track publish a price on their own site. 2 publish enough to compute your total at any ad spend (Scale Insights, m19); 4 publish an entry price only (Perpetua, Teikametrics, Helium 10 Ads, SellerApp); 2 publish nothing (Quartile, Pacvue).
What counts as "public pricing" here?
A published figure only counts as public pricing if it lets you work out what you would pay. A platform that publishes a base fee and then adds an unquantified percentage of ad spend has published a number, not a price, so it is rated partial rather than full. The rating is computed from the stored figures, not assigned by hand.
Is a platform that does not publish pricing a worse product?
No, and this page does not say so. Quote-only pricing is a normal enterprise sales model and says nothing about how well a platform performs. The practical consequence is narrower: you cannot budget, shortlist or compare those platforms without booking a sales call first, and any figure you find for them online came from someone other than the vendor.
Why does published pricing matter for Amazon PPC specifically?
Because most of the category charges a percentage of ad spend on top of a base fee, so cost scales with the thing the software is supposed to optimise. Two platforms with similar headline prices can differ by thousands a month at the same spend, which is why the tables here show totals at several spend levels instead of headline figures.
How current are these ratings?
Each row carries the date its vendor page was last checked, most recently August 6, 2026. Pricing pages in this category change without notice, so if a row's date looks old, confirm on the vendor's site before deciding.
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