Pricing
Pricing depends on the catalogue, channels, feed problems, support model, and how much operational responsibility you want FeedOps to carry. The call is about finding the lightest model that solves the problem.
Pricing model
We do not force every ecommerce team into a rigid public plan table. Feed work changes with catalogue quality, channels, platform requirements, and whether you want software access, guided support, or FeedOps doing more of the execution.
The size, quality, structure, and rate of change in your product catalogue affects the work required.
Data quality and scalePricing changes as the feed supports more channels, more rules, or more channel-specific requirements.
Channels and requirementsSome accounts need light optimisation. Others need hands-on issue resolution and ongoing feed operations.
Fixes and executionThe model changes depending on whether your team wants to self-serve, collaborate, or hand more work to FeedOps.
Support and ownershipBest fit
Book a demo when the feed is connected to paid media, marketplace growth, approval health, or team capacity. If product feed issues are costing sales, wasting spend, or slowing people down, a demo is worth having.
Shopping, PMax, Meta, marketplaces, or affiliate channels depend on product data. Better feed quality can change visibility, matching, approval, and scale.
Variants, categories, missing attributes, frequent changes, promotions, custom labels, or multiple destinations are creating too much operational drag.
Disapprovals, missing data, weak titles, poor taxonomy, or messy source data are stopping campaigns and channels from performing properly.
FeedOps is a fit when you need someone to diagnose, prioritise, and do the feed work, not just explain that the data is messy.
If the alternative is hiring a feed specialist or loading more work onto ecommerce, media, or development teams, FeedOps can be a lighter way to add capability.
FeedOps is useful when big enterprise platforms feel too heavy, slow, or expensive for the level of practical support you need.
Included
FeedOps is not priced like a lightweight app because the work is not only app access. The value is in the feed fixes, operating rhythm, and product data decisions that improve channel readiness.
Use FeedOps to audit, transform, validate, optimise, and manage product feed work across the channels that matter.
Work with specialists who understand product data, Merchant Center issues, custom labels, marketplaces, and feed-led campaigns.
FeedOps can execute feed fixes, improve titles and attributes, resolve blockers, and show what changed.
We help diagnose disapprovals, missing requirements, sync issues, and product data problems that stop campaigns scaling.
Support for custom labels, dynamic labels, promotion labels, seasonal groupings, and campaign-ready product segments.
You get a practical view of what changed, what still needs attention, and where feed work can unlock more performance.
Value
FeedOps sits between cheap feed apps, hiring a specialist, and international enterprise platforms. You pay more than a basic app because FeedOps does more of the work. You pay less than building the same capability internally or buying a heavy enterprise platform.
A basic app may move data from one place to another. FeedOps helps diagnose the feed problem, fix the data, improve channel readiness, and keep the work moving.
Hiring a product feed specialist means salary, onboarding, tools, management, and time. FeedOps gives you software, expertise, and execution without adding a full-time role.
International enterprise feed platforms can be powerful, but often come with heavy contracts, slower support, and more overhead. FeedOps is more practical, responsive, and accountable.
We can start with one channel or one feed issue, then expand once the commercial case is clear.
You are not left with vague technical reports. FeedOps helps identify the blocker, execute the fix, and connect the work back to channel performance.
FeedOps can work with ecommerce, media, merchandising, agencies, and clients, so feed responsibility does not sit awkwardly between teams.
How pricing is scoped
We talk through your real feed setup, channels, product issues, approval blockers, and where FeedOps can create the fastest lift.
We identify the lightest useful starting scope, whether that is one channel, one catalogue problem, or one set of feed blockers.
Once the model is clear, FeedOps supports the feed work with the right mix of software access, specialist guidance, and managed execution.
Add-ons
Some accounts need extra support around marketplaces, custom labelling, promotions, large catalogue changes, or agency partner enablement. We scope add-ons around the operational work required.
Additional support for marketplaces, local inventory, affiliate feeds, or more complex destination requirements.
Custom labels, dynamic labels, promotion labels, margin logic, seasonal groupings, and campaign-ready product segments.
Audit tools, feed diagnosis, client collaboration, and specialist execution for agency partners managing multiple ecommerce clients.
Pricing FAQ
FeedOps pricing is scoped after a demo. Final pricing depends on catalogue complexity, channels, feed health, and the level of FeedOps responsibility.
Feed work varies heavily by catalogue quality, channels, approvals, labels, integrations, and support needs. A fixed table would look tidy but be less useful than a practical fit review.
Yes. Many teams start with one priority channel, one messy feed issue, or one clear commercial blocker before expanding the model.
No. FeedOps combines platform access with expert support and, where needed, done-for-you feed execution.
A basic feed app usually gives you tooling. FeedOps gives you tooling plus diagnosis, support, execution, and a team that helps resolve the feed issues slowing performance down.
For many ecommerce teams, yes. Hiring a feed specialist means salary, tools, onboarding, and management. FeedOps gives you platform access, specialist support, and execution without adding a full-time role.
Yes. FeedOps can act as the specialist shopping feed agency layer for media agencies and their ecommerce clients.
Bring your current feed setup, key channels, Merchant Center issues, product approval problems, custom label needs, or growth goals.