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How much does CatalogIQ cost?

A neutral, plain-language explainer — part of the CatalogIntel vendor directory.

Definition

CatalogIQ is priced as a platform subscription based on product count — covering continuous scoring, enrichment, and governance — plus usage-based credits for on-demand Catalog Builder work. Magnet Labs does not publish fixed per-SKU figures; pricing is scoped to catalog size and workflow needs through a consultation.

How pricing is structured

ComponentModelCovers
Platform subscriptionPriced by product count; typically an annual licenseContinuous scoring, enrichment workflows, and governance
Smart Catalog BuilderUsage-based credits, purchased as needed; no long-term commitmentNet-new creation, new suppliers and categories, spec-sheet transformation, large-scale restructuring
Partner / integrator pricingAvailable for agencies and systems integratorsRepeatable deployments across multiple client catalogs

What drives the cost

  • Number of products / SKUs in the catalog (the primary subscription driver)
  • Attribute depth and how much enrichment is required
  • Volume of net-new building via usage-based Catalog Builder credits
  • Number of catalogs (relevant for partners and multi-brand teams)

Evaluating before you commit

Magnet Labs positions evaluation around a guided consultation and a sample workflow on your own data, so you can see the score-enrich-build loop applied to your catalog before finalizing scope. Because there is no public price list, exact figures come from that scoping conversation.

How it relates to catalog intelligence

The subscription-plus-usage model reflects the catalog intelligence idea itself: you are paying for continuous quality — scoring and governance that persist — rather than a one-time cleanup. See catalog quality scoring.

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