Simple plans with monthly label and request quotas. No watermarks on any plan, no hidden fees, no automatic overage.
To keep this label in your account
Saved labels, version history and templates live in your account, so the label you just previewed is there the next time — and you can go back to an earlier version after a change.
Included in the Free plan — a free account is enough, no card required
How counting works: a label is one rendered label, a request is one API call. One call that renders 50 labels = 1 request + 50 labels from your monthly quotas; validation and conversion calls spend 1 request and 0 labels.
Free
$0 /mo
For evaluating, and for everyday one-off checks.
5,000 labels · 10,000 requests per month
API access — no key, no card required
No watermarks — on this plan too
ZPL, EPL, TSPL and CPCL — all rendered
3 requests per second · up to 50 labels per request
Email support, with no response-time commitment
5 saved labels with a free account — no card required
DirectPrint trial: 1 computer, 1 printer, 25 labels in total
Base: single server, single production environment, annual licence. Multiple servers, high availability, OEM, custom integration and a contractual SLA are quoted separately.
No key, free account or paid plan — what changes
The quota is the same with and without a key; what changes is who it is counted for and what you can keep. Numbers come from the plan table that the API enforces.
25,000–500,000 labels · 50,000–1,000,000 requests per month, renewing on your subscription day · daily ceiling 25,000–250,000 labels
Rate limit
3 requests per second
3 requests per second
5–20 requests per second
Labels per request
up to 50
up to 50
50–250
Counted per
IP address (IPv6: /64 prefix) — everyone behind that address shares one bucket
Your API key — own quota, independent of the IP
Your API key(s) — 1–3 keys per account, one shared quota
Saved labels
— (keyless requests cannot save)
5
50–2,500
DirectPrint
—
DirectPrint trial: 1 computer, 1 printer, 25 labels in total
Included — print to your own network and USB printers
Support
Email, with no response-time commitment
Email, with no response-time commitment
Email — Starter: 3 business days · Business: same business day
Enterprise On-Premise: quota by contract. The table shows the standard tiers; the cards above list every feature.
What every plan gets, in writing
Commitments we can point at in the product or the contract. What is not on this list, we do not promise.
No watermarks, on any plan
Including the free tier. There is no watermarking code left in the service.
Every barcode symbology, on every plan
No symbology is behind a paywall. Plans differ in volume, speed and features — never in what you can render.
The API only grows
Response fields get added, never removed. A withdrawn endpoint answers 410 Gone and tells you where to go — never a silent 404.
Breaking changes get a date
A published deadline and a Sunset header — at least six months' notice before anything is withdrawn. The one currently running, the ?key= query parameter, is valid until 31 January 2027.
No silent failure, no surprise invoice
Running out of quota is an explicit 429 with Retry-After, X-Quota-Action, X-Quota-Reason and X-Quota-Reset — you learn which window is full and when it renews. We never bill overage automatically: the quota stops, the invoice does not grow.
Delete means delete
Closing your account removes your saved labels, templates, assets and usage records — not just the login.
A DPA for everyone
The GDPR data processing addendum is self-service and applies to every customer, free tier included, with a named subprocessor list and 15 days' notice before that list changes.
No uptime SLA — and we say so
We make no SLA promise. What we measure — from inside the service and with hourly checks from outside — is shown, unrounded, on the status page.
Measured from inside the service over the last 30 days: 99.98% availability, 7 minutes of downtime — the same unrounded figure as the status page. A measurement, not a service-level agreement.
The fine print — quotas, renewal, billing and what we do not promise
A label is one rendered label; a request is one API call. A request that produces several labels spends one label per label and one request; validation and conversion calls (image→ZPL, fonts) spend one request and no labels. Quotas are monthly, counted separately for labels and requests, and renew on your subscription day (calendar month on the free plan); unused quota does not carry over. A daily label ceiling applies within the monthly quota (Business: 250,000 per day) — it is not additional quota. Requests are also limited per second and per request. On the yearly plan you pay for 10 months and get 12; the quota still renews every month. All prices are in USD. We do not publish an uptime SLA — what we measure, from inside the service and with hourly checks from outside, is shown as is on the status page, and we will not print a number we cannot stand behind. Extra packs are not sold: if the monthly quota is not enough, the right answer is the next plan up.
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Cancellation takes effect at the end of the current paid period; your access continues until then.
