How Much Does Quartile Cost?
Updated August 6, 2026· every figure checked against the vendor’s own pricing page
Quartile does not publish a price. As of August 6, 2026, its site has no pricing page at all: the URL quartile.com/pricing returns the homepage byte for byte, the navigation contains no pricing link, and the call to action is “Request Demo”. A quote follows a demo. The figures circulating elsewhere, most often a range of $895 to $9,995 a month, come from third-party publishers rather than from Quartile. None of the 4 publishers we read states a source for its figures, they disagree with each other about the basic structure of the fee, and we could not confirm any of them. What can be checked is what the closest comparable platforms publish: Perpetua at $695/mo and Teikametrics at $149/mo billed annually for their entry tiers.
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What Quartile actually publishes
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.
Checked 2026-08-06 at https://www.quartile.com/pricing. Quoted from that page: “Request Demo”. The response also carried “<link href="https://www.quartile.com" rel="canonical"/>”, which is what a site emits when a URL is not a distinct page.
What other publishers report, and why it does not add up
Several sites publish specific Quartile prices. We read each one first-hand rather than summarising the summaries. They are recorded below as claims, with the publisher and the date, because that is what they are. 4 of the 4 state no source for their figures at all.
| Publisher | Dated | What it reports | States where the figures came from? |
|---|---|---|---|
| amz.ninja | Updated March 12, 2026 |
Tier schedule reported: $895, $1495, $2495, $3995, $6995, $9995 | No |
| RevenueGeeks | Last updated on July 5, 2026 |
Tier schedule reported: $895 (up to $10,000 ad spend), $1495 ($10,001 to $35,000), $2495 ($35,001 to $70,000), $3995 ($70,001 to $200,000), $6995 ($200,001 to $400,000), $9995 ($400,001 to $1,000,000) Presents discount offers alongside its figures ("you can save up to 50% in the first two to three months with my exclusive discounts"). | No |
| Xneeti | May 11, 2026 |
This article repeats the $895 to $9,995 range and, in the same piece, reports a different entry-level structure of $2,000 to $3,500 as a base fee. Both figures appear as the article's own reporting. | No |
| SellerStack | No date shown |
A competing Amazon PPC vendor running a Quartile-alternative page. Unlike the others it does not present the range as its own reporting: it attributes it to a published third-party tier schedule, though it does not say which one, and it tells readers to verify before purchase. It sells against the same gap. | No |
Two things stand out when the reports are laid side by side. First, an identical six-band tier schedule, down to the dollar, appears across more than one publisher with no origin named by any of them, which is the signature of a single unattributed figure being copied rather than of independent reporting. Second, one of the same articles that repeats the $895 to $9,995 range also reports a structurally different arrangement a few paragraphs away, an entry-level base fee of $2,000 to $3,500 with a percentage of spend on top. A flat tier schedule and a base-plus-percentage model are not two estimates of the same thing. They are two different descriptions of how the product is sold, and both cannot be right.
To be clear about what this is and is not: it is a description of the public record, not a claim about Quartile. A vendor is under no obligation to publish prices, and none of the above says anything about the quality of the product. It does mean that any figure you have seen for Quartile, including every figure on this page, came from someone other than Quartile.
What the comparable platforms publish, verified
If you are pricing a decision rather than researching one vendor, this is the part you can rely on. Each figure below was read from the vendor’s own pricing page on the date shown.
| Platform | Publishes pricing? | Published entry price | Verified |
|---|---|---|---|
| m19 | Full | $59/mo | 2026-08-06 |
| Scale Insights | Full | $62.33/mo billed annually (our arithmetic on the published $748/year; the vendor prints no monthly annual rate) | 2026-08-06 |
| Helium 10 Ads | Full | $279/mo billed annually | 2026-08-06 |
| SellerApp | Partial | from $99/mo | 2026-08-06 |
| Teikametrics | Partial | $149/mo billed annually | 2026-08-06 |
| Perpetua | Partial | $695/mo | 2026-08-06 |
| Quartile | None published | No price published | 2026-08-06 |
What the published platforms cost at your ad spend
Headline prices are close to meaningless in this category because most vendors add a percentage of ad spend. These totals are arithmetic on published figures only. Where a vendor leaves any component unpublished, the cell says so rather than estimating the rest.
| Platform | At $5,000/mo ad spend | At $20,000/mo ad spend | At $100,000/mo ad spend |
|---|---|---|---|
| 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 | $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. |
| Helium 10 Ads | $279/mo $279/mo billed annually on Diamond ($359/mo if you pay month to month), with no percentage due because ad spend does not exceed $20,000. | $279/mo $279/mo billed annually on Diamond ($359/mo if you pay month to month), with no percentage due because ad spend does not exceed $20,000. | $1,879/mo $279/mo billed annually on Diamond ($359/mo if you pay month to month), plus $1,600/mo, which is 2% of the $80,000 of monthly ad spend above $20,000. |
| SellerApp | Not calculable The vendor words this tier as a starting figure of $99/mo rather than a fixed price, so it is a floor, not a total. | Not calculable The vendor words this tier as a starting figure of $99/mo rather than a fixed price, so it is a floor, not a total. | Not calculable The vendor words this tier as a starting figure of $99/mo rather than a fixed price, so it is a floor, not a total. |
| Teikametrics | $149/mo $149/mo billed annually on Essentials ($179/mo if you pay month to month). | Not calculable An unpublished base fee plus $300/mo, which is 3% of the $10,000 of monthly ad spend above $10,000. | Not calculable An unpublished base fee plus $2,700/mo, which is 3% of the $90,000 of monthly ad spend above $10,000. |
| Perpetua | $695/mo $695/mo on Essentials. | Not calculable $695/mo base plus a percentage of ad spend the vendor does not publish, so the total cannot be calculated. | Not calculable $695/mo base plus a percentage of ad spend the vendor does not publish, so the total cannot be calculated. |
For Quartile, every one of these cells would be unknown, which is the practical cost of the missing price page: you cannot put it on a shortlist, budget for it, or compare it without booking a sales call first.
What we would need to publish a Quartile price
- A figure on Quartile’s own site, which we re-check on the same schedule as every other vendor here.
- Or a quote received directly from Quartile, published with the date and the conditions attached to it.
- A third-party figure would not be enough on its own, and repeating one as though it were a price is exactly the failure this page exists to avoid.
One thing worth saying plainly, because it shapes what you are reading: RangeYourself currently has no affiliate relationship with any platform on this page, and every vendor link here goes straight to the vendor’s own site. If that changes, this line changes with it. Either way, nothing here is written to push you towards a demo, no vendor pays for placement, and the ranked tables sort on published prices rather than on anything we are paid.
Frequently asked questions
Does Quartile publish its pricing?
No. As of August 6, 2026, quartile.com has no pricing page: the /pricing URL serves the homepage, the site navigation has no pricing link, and the only call to action is a demo request. Pricing is quoted after a demo.
Is Quartile really $895 to $9,995 a month?
That range is reported by third-party publishers, not by Quartile. None of the 4 publishers we read states a source for the figures, more than one carries an identical tier schedule with no origin named, and one of them separately reports a different base-plus-percentage structure. We could not confirm any of it and do not repeat it as a price.
What is the minimum ad spend to use Quartile?
Third-party publishers report a minimum near $3,000 a month of ad spend. Quartile does not publish a minimum on its own site, so we cannot confirm that figure and treat it as an unverified claim rather than a requirement.
What do comparable Amazon PPC platforms cost?
Verified on August 6, 2026: Perpetua publishes $695/mo for Essentials covering up to 10k in monthly ad spend, and Teikametrics publishes $149/mo billed annually for Essentials covering up to $10K a month in ad spend, with a stated +3% of ad spend over $10K above that tier. Both publish more than Quartile does, though neither publishes a complete price at high spend.
Is quote-only pricing a red flag?
No. It is a common enterprise software sales model and says nothing about product quality. The consequence is practical rather than moral: you cannot budget or shortlist without a sales conversation, and any number you find online for that vendor came from a third party.
How we verify 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.
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