Kalodata pricing, free trial and what each plan unlocks

The Kalodata pricing page is not public. On 1 November 2026, opening the pricing address while logged out sent us to the sign-up page, so a visitor sees no figures at all. The prices below are from a Kalodata account registered on 1 November 2026, on the Membership tab with the United States selected.

The page offers three plans: Starter ("for individuals"), Professional ("for small teams") and Enterprise, which has no price and a Contact us button. Kalodata names an outside partner, Charm.io, for enterprise customers and describes that tier as unlimited usage, API access and a custom plan. A separate Kalo Credit tab sits beside Membership; this page does not cover it.

Because of this, you cannot compare Kalodata with other tools from a search result: to see any number you have to create an account. The home page says the free trial needs no card. This page records the figures so you can check them before you register.

The Kalodata home page offers "Start Free 7-day Trial" with the note "No credit card needed" (checked 1 November 2026). The Trial plan is priced Free, and its limits, from the Membership tab, are tight: 10 search submissions a day, 10 detail pages a day, a 30-day data range, 10 rows in the product list, 10 video downloads a month and no AI credits.

That is enough to look around and judge the interface, not to run research. Starter raises searches to 50 a day, detail pages to 100 and the data range to 90 days. Use the trial to check the specific screens you need, for example a product list or a shop page, against these caps before buying.

The table above gives every limit we recorded. The jumps that matter: searches go from 50 to 250 a day, detail pages from 100 to 500, the data range from 90 to 180 days. Top shops and creators per search go from 10 to 500, and the shop and creator lists from 10 rows to 500. Video downloads rise from 30 to 350 a month and live recordings from 3 to 11. The product list is the same on both, 500 rows.

Two things exist only on Professional: data export and creator-contact export, 1,050 each a month. Starter shows "no" for both and cannot add sub-accounts (the page says so under the Buy button); Professional includes one.

Starter fits one person who browses product and shop pages, needs no export and can work within 90 days of data and 100 detail pages a day. Professional fits anyone who must export data or creator contacts, look back 180 days, pull 500-row shop and creator lists or add a second user through the sub-account. We did not test how the data itself differs between plans, only what each plan allows.

The step between them is priced at $60 a month on monthly billing ($50 billed yearly), so Professional costs 2.0 times Starter. For that you get 5 times the searches and detail pages a day and 50 times the top shops and creators per search. From Trial to Starter the daily caps rise 5 times on searches (10 to 50) and 10 times on detail pages (10 to 100).

The page opens on Yearly with the label "Max 16% Off". Switching to Monthly shows $59.90 for Starter and $119.90 for Professional; dividing the yearly figures by these gives 16.7% off on both plans, which is where the 16% comes from. Over twelve months that is $718.80 against $599.04 for Starter, a saving of $119.76, and $1,438.80 against $1,199.04 for Professional, a saving of $239.76. The yearly totals are our multiplication of the per-month price the page shows. The trade-off is commitment: yearly means paying for the year, and we did not test refund terms.

We found no coupon field or referral code on the pricing page. The yearly toggle and the free 7-day Trial are the only discounts we saw.