Comparison
Helecos vs Price2Spy: which one can you evaluate without a sales call?
Side by side
What each one charges for, and what each one does
| What to compare | Helecos | Price2Spy |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing model | Per checkup — a check of one product on one source. You buy volume, not a seat count. | Tiered plans — Starter, Basic, Premium — with competitor and check-frequency limits. |
| Different units: their limit counts products, ours counts checks. Which works out cheaper depends on how many products you watch and how often. | ||
| Entry plan | Starter — EUR 25 per month, 3 000 checkups | On request. |
| Prices published | Yes — every tier is listed on the pricing page. | The pricing page shows no figure for any plan; Premium is marked "price upon request". |
| Free start | 3 000 checks free for 30 days, no card required. | 14-day free trial, no credit card needed. |
| MAP / RRP monitoring | Yes — deviation alerts per SKU and per market. | MAP violation detection, described as AI-enhanced. |
| Screenshot evidence | Yes — each deviation is stored with seller, URL, price and a timestamped screenshot. | Screenshot capture is offered as a module feature. |
| Marketplace monitoring | Yes — 50+ marketplaces, aggregators and Google Shopping. | Marketplace pricing and seller visibility. |
| API | Included in every plan, at no extra charge. | API for integrating pricing data into internal systems. |
| Automatic repricing | No — Helecos does not change your prices. It reports and evidences; the pricing decision stays yours. | Rule-based repricing, offered as a separate module. |
| If you want the tool itself to move your prices, they cover that and we do not. | ||
| Geography | Ukraine and the EU, plus international sources. | Their public pages do not state a country list. |
| Interface languages | EN, RU, UK, ES. | Their public pages do not state which interface languages are offered. |
Price2Spy figures were read from their own pages on 2026-08-29. Prices change — check Price2Spy’s current pricing before deciding. Price2Spy
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The difference that shows up first
You can size Helecos before you speak to anyone
Evidence is not the argument on this page. Price2Spy advertises screenshot capture, so both of us store proof of a violation and the table says so — claiming it as ours would be a comparison you could disprove in one click.
What is different is what you can learn unaided. Every Helecos tier and its checkup volume is on the pricing page: you can work out which plan fits a catalogue of 4 000 SKUs checked daily without filling in a form. Price2Spy’s pricing page lists no figure for any plan and marks Premium "price upon request", so the same question needs a conversation first.
The unit differs too. Their limits count products and competitors; ours counts checkups — one product, one source, once. A catalogue checked weekly and a catalogue checked hourly are very different amounts of work, and the checkup model prices that difference rather than averaging it.
And there is a boundary we chose: Helecos does not change your prices. Price2Spy offers rule-based repricing as a module. If you want the tool itself to act on the market, that is theirs.
Honestly
Where each one is stronger
Where Helecos is stronger
- Pricing is published, all of it Every tier and its checkup volume is on the pricing page, so the plan can be sized before any conversation.
- Paid by checkups, not by product count You buy the work actually done — product, source, once — instead of a headcount of SKUs regardless of frequency.
- Ukraine and the EU in one account Ukrainian marketplaces and EU retail in the same project, which matters if your market spans both.
- Four interface languages EN, RU, UK and ES, so the person doing the daily work reads their own language.
Where Price2Spy is stronger
- They reprice; we do not Rule-based repricing is offered as a module. If you want the tool to move prices for you, that is theirs and not ours.
- A broader surface of features Their public pages describe a wider set of modules and integrations than we ship.
- Longer in the market They have been doing this for longer, with the reference base that comes with it.
- Screenshot evidence too This is not a Helecos advantage here: they advertise screenshot capture, and the table shows both sides as yes.
Transparent pricing
What Helecos costs
pricing
Simple, transparent pricing
A flat monthly fee — no per-API-call billing and no hidden extras. Cancel any time.
Starter
€25 /mo
- 3 000 checks/mo
- 1 task
- 1 project
Basic
€89 /mo
- 40 000 checks/mo
- 10 tasks
- 1 project
Standard
€179 /mo
- 120 000 checks/mo
- 20 tasks
- 2 projects
Extended
€349 /mo
- 300 000 checks/mo
- 30 tasks
- 2 projects
Scale
€699 /mo
- 1 000 000 checks/mo
- 100 tasks
- 30 projects
Individual
Custom
- Unlimited checks/mo
- Unlimited tasks
- Unlimited projects
3 000 checks free on sign-up, valid for 30 days · No card required · Prices exclude VAT
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Questions people actually ask
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Is Helecos a Price2Spy alternative?
For competitor price and MAP/RRP monitoring, yes — both do that, and both store screenshot evidence. If you need rule-based repricing, Price2Spy offers it as a module and Helecos deliberately does not. -
Why can I not see Price2Spy’s prices?
We can only report what their page shows: it lists no figure for any plan and marks Premium "price upon request". Ask them for a quote — and compare it against our published tiers, which is the point of publishing them. -
What is a checkup?
One check of one product on one source. Your plan is a budget of those, so a small catalogue checked often and a large one checked rarely can cost the same, which is usually closer to the truth than counting SKUs. -
Does Helecos change my prices?
No. It reports deviations and stores the evidence. Moving a price is a commercial decision and stays with you. -
Can I try it without a card?
Yes. Sign-up gives 3 000 checks valid for 30 days and asks for no card.
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