Keepa review

Keepa tracks Amazon product prices and market signals across international Amazon marketplaces. Its charts cover Amazon, third-party, Warehouse Deals and Buy Box prices, alongside sales rank and review metrics. That makes it useful for checking whether a listed price looks unusual, and for monitoring products rather than repeatedly checking listings yourself.

You can set alerts for price drops, lightning deals and restocks, with delivery options including email, Telegram, mobile push and webhook. Product Finder filters by category, sales rank, price drops, Buy Box seller type and seller count. Regional comparisons show pricing, currency and availability across Amazon domains.

For deeper data work, Keepa offers a REST API and a hosted MCP server for connecting its data to AI assistants. The free plan includes basic price history charts, a browser extension, mobile app and alerts; access to deeper data tools is a separate consideration.

Keepa’s main advantage is the breadth of Amazon history in one place: price, Buy Box, stock, sales rank and seller information can inform both shopping decisions and product research. The free plan is a reasonable starting point for basic tracking, with one user, charts, the extension and app, plus price-drop and back-in-stock alerts. You do not need to start with a paid API plan just to watch prices.

For sellers who need more context, Keepa Pro adds full price history, sales rank and Buy Box statistics, stock history and Product Finder. The pricing information lists it at €29 monthly or €290 annually—about €24.17 per month on annual billing—and supports updates for up to 10,000 tracked products. Regional comparisons help when a seller checks more than one Amazon marketplace.

One Reddit thread describes using Keepa’s chart and email alerts to wait for a lower price. That is a practical fit for shoppers; the same historical data and filtering tools can support sourcing decisions, though they do not guarantee a product will be profitable.

Keepa’s free tier is not a free version of its deeper research tools: the pricing information lists 0% quota for those tools. Pro is €29 per month, or about €24.17 per month billed annually, and is limited to one named user. Its quota replenishes at 5% per hour; the listing does not explain how that translates into a user’s day-to-day allowance. Product updates are capped at 10,000 tracked items.

API access is a much bigger commitment. The listed plans start at €49 per month for 20 tokens per minute, then rise to €459 for 250, €2,499 for 2,000 and €11,099 for 10,000 tokens per minute. API annual prices are not published. Tokens expire after 60 minutes; a standard product request costs one token on Starter. Custom tiers are listed, but API costs can still rule out smaller projects.

Alerts may not arrive immediately: a commenter on r/legodeal reported receiving a Keepa price-drop email after noticing the drop themselves. That is one user’s report, not a service-wide timing guarantee.

Keepa’s free plan covers basic price-history charts, the browser extension and mobile app, plus price-drop and back-in-stock alerts. It has 0% quota for deeper data tools, so it is not a free full-data plan.

Keepa Pro (Data Access) is €29 monthly or €290 annually, about €24.17 per month when billed annually. It includes full price history, sales rank and Buy Box statistics, Stock history, Product Finder, and updates for up to 10,000 tracked products. Additional Pro subscriptions can multiply the data quota.

API pricing jumps quickly: Starter is €49 monthly for 20 tokens per minute, Developer €459 for 250, Business €2,499 for 2,000, and Enterprise €11,099 for 10,000. Enterprise slider options scale up to 50,000 tokens per minute. Custom tiers are also listed, from €129 monthly for 60 tokens per minute to €4,499 for 4,000. API annual prices are not published. API tokens expire after 60 minutes; a standard product request costs one token on Starter.

Keepa’s price charts, alerts, and research tools center on Amazon data. If you’re moving from another tool, the published information does not document import or migration features, so don’t assume you can bring over product lists, alert rules, or historical data. Keepa offers a REST API and hosted MCP server, but the published details do not specify bulk export formats or migration support either.

Before switching away, check what you can export and whether your replacement covers the Amazon marketplaces and metrics you rely on. Those portability details are not published in the published material here. The clearest potential reason to leave is cost: deeper data starts with Keepa Pro at €29 monthly, while API plans start at €49 and rise to €459, €2,499, and €11,099 monthly. We were not given Reddit threads to substantiate what users say prompts them to leave, so we can’t attribute a common reason to Reddit.