Kalodata pricing: US plans and costs in 2026

The US App Store listing is close but not identical: its "United States Basic" in-app plan costs $59.99 and "US Standard" costs $119.99, different figures under different plan names³. Enterprise pricing goes through sales. FastMoss captured monthly billing only, so confirm any annual price at checkout¹. Prices change, so mind the dates.

What Kalodata costs in the US right now

FastMoss recorded the same figures on Kalodata's checkout page on October 21, 2026, with no checkout discount applied. Enterprise has no published US price; FastMoss recorded the logged-in pricing page listing it as "Custom" with a contact option¹, and the last USD figure Kalodata itself published was $499.90 a month².

These are the last USD annual figures Kalodata published, and they come from its April 30, 2026 Japan price-change notice, not from a US price list. Kalodata set the old yen reference amounts using the 159-yen-per-dollar rate on that date²⁴: $49.90 per month for Starter and $99.90 per month for Professional, with Enterprise last published at $449.90 per month. No source confirms these annual figures at US checkout, since the FastMoss capture of Kalodata recorded monthly billing alone¹, so treat them as unconfirmed.

At those rates, a year costs $598.80 for Starter and $1,198.80 for Professional. Against monthly billing, that works out to a 16.7% saving for Starter and Professional, a calculation from those figures rather than a number stated in the notice. For Enterprise at its last published price, the cut is 10%⁴.

kalodata.com/pricing redirected to the sign-up page when checked without an account on October 21 and November 4, 2026¹. Without registering, you see no prices. Professional members also receive free credits every month, and more can be purchased on the pricing page⁵.

Kalodata's knowledge base confirms that a promo code can be entered during checkout, but Kalodata itself publishes no code⁵. Some affiliate sites share their own coupon code for 10% off⁶. Those are third-party affiliate deals rather than Kalodata promotions. Verify it at checkout first.

Why other sites show different Kalodata prices

The prices on blogs and review sites often differ from Kalodata's current US checkout figures, though some match older Kalodata prices or its in-app plans. Tipsonblogging, updated September 27, 2026, puts Starter at $45.90 a month, with Professional at $99.90⁶. 3DSellers attributes a $45.9 per month Starter price to Kalodata's own 2026 blog⁷, though that blog could not be checked here. The $99.90 matches the old annual-billing per-month price for Professional in Kalodata's April 30 Japan notice⁴, not a current monthly price.

The same page quotes Professional at $83.20 per month on annual billing⁶. Hubfluence, published July 1, 2026, lists about $49.99 for Starter and $109.99 for Professional, and claims Professional recently rose from $99.99⁸. Check the dates on each claim.

Kalodata's US App Store listing includes an in-app purchase labeled "United States Basic" for $59.99 and a "US Standard" one for $119.99³. Those are near the $59.90 and $119.90 website prices but not equal to them, and the plan names differ from Starter and Professional.

The same listing also has separate items called "Starter" at $49.99 and "Professional" at $179.99. Other items carry market names like Mexico Standard at $49.99, Global Standard at $61.99 and Brazil Basic at $35.90³.

Kalodata's terms, checked on November 6, 2026, limit these items. You may only buy and use the country-specific package for the country where your headquarters or principal place of business is located. Self-serve plans are meant solely for individual users and small teams working in a single country. Buying several country packages is not allowed, and use across multiple countries requires an Enterprise deal through Charm.

A few entries name no market at all: a Starter at $49.99, a Professional at $179.99, a Basic at $99.99 and a second Professional at $99.99. If you buy in the app, look at which market the plan names before you pay, and where no market is named, check the label carefully³.

From May 1, 2026, Kalodata moved Japan to fixed yen prices, per a release published on May 15, 2026⁴, and Professional fell from 19,064 yen to 12,800 yen a month, a drop of about 32.9%². Starter now costs 7,800 yen a month and Enterprise 63,800 yen⁴.

The old prices were converted at 1 USD to 159 JPY, the April 30 rate⁴. The same notice carried the old USD reference prices of $59.90, $119.90 and $499.90, which the US checkout later matched for Starter and Professional²¹.

SimpTok's October 2026 page puts Enterprise at $399.90 monthly, or $3,359 for a full year, and notes Kalodata has partnered with Charm for enterprise customers⁹.

Kalodata's own notice put Enterprise at $499.90². Kalodata itself publishes no current US Enterprise price, and the site sends Enterprise buyers to its business partner Charm to discuss the plan¹⁵. Treat any Enterprise figure you come across as nothing more than an opening bid in a sales conversation.

For US monthly plans, the figures to trust are $59.90 for Starter and $119.90 for Professional²¹, and Hubfluence's $49.99 and $109.99 figures do not reflect the actual US price⁸.

Monthly vs annual billing: when annual pays off

Both break even at 10 months. Starter annual, at $598.80, equals 10 months of the $59.90 monthly rate, and Professional annual at $1,198.80 does the same at $119.90. Both annual prices come from Kalodata's April 30, 2026 Japan notice and are unconfirmed for US checkout²¹, so verify them at checkout before relying on this math.

If you will use the tool for 10 months or more, annual wins. Anything less, and monthly is cheaper.

The refund policy is the risk. Say you buy Starter annual and quit after 3 months: you have paid $598.80 for something that would have cost $179.70 on monthly billing, so the commitment matters more than the 16.7% saving.

For an affiliate creator doing the math on commission, take a purely hypothetical example, not a promise of sales: if you earn 15% on a $30 item, that is $4.50 per sale. Starter needs about 14 sales a month to pay for itself. Professional needs about 27. If your volume is below that, start on monthly and switch once the tool is clearly paying for itself.

Pick monthly if you are testing Kalodata for the first time, running a seasonal shop, or unsure the data fits how you work. Annual makes sense once you have used the trial and know you check product or creator data every week, because the break-even point sits at 10 months of use. If the entry price is the problem rather than the billing period, look at FastMoss plans and yearly cost before committing to either.

What Kalodata's free trial includes

Kalodata gives every new account a 7-day free trial automatically after registration, with no activation step and no credit card needed⁵¹. A badge in the top right corner of the dashboard shows how many days you have left⁵.

FastMoss found no complete trial terms on Kalodata's public pages. Once you sign up, the pricing page carries just a "Trial Available" label, per FastMoss, and gives no day count¹. So the limits below come from third-party captures of the plan table. Treat them as rough guides:

• FastMoss's capture of the plan table puts the trial at a 30-day data range with 10 daily searches and no data exports¹.
• Tipsonblogging claims Starter gets a 90-day data range, while FastMoss reads the same table as Starter at 30 days, with 90 days showing on list and detail pages, and Professional at 180 days⁶¹.
• On creator contacts, both sources agree Starter shows none⁶. FastMoss says the Professional plan lets you see and export up to 1,000 creator contacts each month¹.

Use the 7 days to answer specific questions:

1. Search 10 products in your niche and check whether the sales curves look plausible against what you see in TikTok Shop.
2. Pull the creator list for 3 competing products and note whether contact data appears at your plan level.
3. Test one export (if your plan allows it) and open the file to confirm the columns are usable.
4. Check the data range on your most used pages.
5. On day 6, decide: subscribe, or cancel any plan you started and move on.

Kalodata says its figures come from public channels, and details like transaction amounts and ad spending can vary from real-world numbers. It also says not to use the data where high precision is required, naming partner commission settlements and performance evaluations specifically¹⁰.

Users have raised similar concerns. The iPhone app, developed by Kalowave Technology Co., Limited, holds a 2.8 rating from 9 ratings on the App Store. A November 2025 review says the results were unreliable and the plans cost too much³. On Trustpilot, Kalodata's live profile showed a TrustScore of 3.3 from 14 reviews when checked on November 6, 2026.

For a wider look at accuracy complaints and who the tool suits, see the Kalodata review and complaints page.

Kalodata pricing vs FastMoss, SimpTok and Hubfluence

Each of these tools has a fair claim to its price. FastMoss comes in cheap with first-month discounts.

SimpTok says it is completely free, with no premium tiers or hidden costs. Elsewhere on the same page, SimpTok describes its data as "starting free"⁹, so treat the fully free claim as SimpTok's own. Hubfluence publishes every tier, from $149 to $599 a month⁸.

On monthly billing, the first-year gap adds up: FastMoss Basic costs $568 in year one ($29 plus 11 months at $49) against $718.80 for Kalodata Starter, a difference of $150.80. At the mid tier, FastMoss Pro costs $1,032 in year one against $1,438.80 for Kalodata Professional, a difference of $406.80¹, which is real money.

The top FastMoss tier, Ultimate, is $99 for the first month and $139 after that. FastMoss publishes these prices itself, so they are self-reported, but they are current as of late October 2026. Both FastMoss and Hubfluence offer their own 7-day free trials¹⁸.

Kalodata also sells Kaloboost, an AI-powered outreach product for TikTok affiliate work, and it has no public price¹¹. If outreach is the main job you need done, that means a second sales conversation on top of your analytics subscription. Ask for a price early.

If you are a creator rather than a brand, analytics is only half the cost. Rateful's AI manager, Sam, negotiates your brand deals against your rate card. Rateful releases your deposit before filming and holds the rest of the brand's payment until your posts are live, and you pay nothing until your first closed deal, with Rateful taking 0% of it. For more on finding creators, see the guide to finding TikTok Shop creators, the FastMoss vs Kalodata head-to-head, or the full list of Kalodata alternatives with prices.

How to cancel, upgrade or get a refund

Kalodata subscriptions can only be canceled on a PC, and the knowledge base states a no-refund policy, with one upgrade exception covered below⁵.

1. Log in to Kalodata on a PC, not the mobile app.
2. Go to Settings, then My Account, then Subscription Management.
3. Cancel the subscription there, before your renewal date.
4. Keep the confirmation screen or email for your records. Kalodata allows cancellation on a PC only⁵, so if you do not have access to a computer, plan ahead before your renewal date.

Invoices are sent through a confirmation email once you take out a paid plan⁵. Keep those emails. Kalodata's terms read "Last updated: April 16, 2026" when checked on November 6, 2026. If a dispute ever did escalate, they put it under the law of the mainland of the People's Republic of China, with arbitration at the Shenzhen Court of International Arbitration. The same terms cap any other loss at the amount you paid in the last 12 months¹². Treat every charge as final. Time your cancellation instead.

Upgrading works differently. It carries the one refund exception.

To go from Starter to Professional, buy the Professional membership on the website first. Then contact customer support, which refunds the remaining unused portion of your Starter membership⁵. Do it in that order. Otherwise you will pay for two plans longer than needed.