VendoolyFlat monthly fee
One price for everyone. Simple to understand, and fine if you are large. For a seller doing a few thousand a month it is often the most expensive option per euro of turnover.
// Pricing models
What an Amazon MCP server should cost you.
There is no single market rate, because vendors charge on completely different bases: a flat fee for everyone, tiers by order count, tiers by revenue, or nothing at all because the connector is bundled into a suite you are already paying for. This page explains the models so you can compare like with like — then shows where we sit.
Flat feeSame price whether you turn over €3,000 or €300,000 a month.
Revenue tiersCost stays proportional to what the account is actually worth.
Bundled"Included" in a suite — so the real price is the suite subscription.
Compare the basis, not just the number
The four models
Same category, very different bills.
Order-volume tiers
Price rises with orders processed. Fairer than flat, but order count is a poor proxy for value: a high-volume, low-margin catalogue pays like a premium brand.
Revenue tiers
Price follows what the account generates. Small sellers start low, large accounts pay proportionally. The band should be calculated for you, not self-declared.
Bundled into a suite
The connector is "free" inside a larger subscription. Worth it if you use the suite; an expensive way to buy an MCP server if you do not.
Hidden variables
Four questions that change the real price.
Two vendors can quote the same headline number and cost very different amounts once these are answered.
One seller account, or several?
Agencies and multi-brand sellers should check whether each additional seller account is included or billed separately. This is where cheap plans stop being cheap.
Is advertising extra?
Seller API and Advertising API are separate authorizations. Some vendors charge per advertising profile on top of the base plan.
Read-only or write included?
Several MCP servers on the market only read data. If preparing and applying changes matters to you, check that it is in your tier rather than an enterprise add-on.
When does a change of plan bite?
Growing past a threshold mid-month should not produce a surprise invoice. Ask whether upgrades take effect immediately or from the following period.
Where we sit
Free to start, then proportional to your revenue.
Exact figures live on the pricing page, because they are maintained in one place and updated there.
A free plan that stays free
One seller account, one marketplace, a limited set of ASINs, read access and basic actions. Enough to test the connection on your own data before paying anything.
Capability, then revenue band
You choose what you need — Seller API, Ads API, or both in one context — and the band is calculated from the account's trailing 30-day Amazon revenue. You do not self-declare it, and moves take effect from the following month rather than mid-period.
Marketplaces are not a surcharge
One Amazon authorization covers a region, so several European stores sit under the same connection. Paid plans include a 14-day trial.
Related
Before you compare prices.
Test before you pay.
Connect one seller account on the free plan and see what the assistant can actually do with your data.