Helium 10 Alternatives
Sellers use Helium 10 for keywords (Cerebro, Magnet), product research and sales estimates (Black Box, Xray), the listing (Listing Builder), ads, profit (Profits), and alerts (Insights).Platinum, the main paid plan, is $129 a month, or $99 a month billed yearly.Helium 10 Ads and Helium, its new AI agent, are on Diamond at $359 a month.Listing Builder can generate an image, and Insights can tell you a competitor changed their main image.It still does not line your gallery up against the listings competing for the same shopper and tell you which photo to add.For example, no image shows the size, so a shopper cannot tell how big the product is.
Here are eleven alternatives to Helium 10. Ten of these Helium 10 competitors each cover one part of it: Jungle Scout, a simpler all-in-one; SellerSprite, keywords from a competitor’s ASIN; ZonGuru (now Helix), listing copy rewritten and watched; AMZScout, product research; SmartScout, which brands own a category; Keepa, price history; DataDive, keywords grouped into topics; Sellerboard, profit on each product; Intellifox, listing copy, ads, and an image editor; and SellerApp, keywords and ad research. Viral Launch closed to new customers in January 2026, and its site now sends you to Intellifox.
For keywords, skip to SellerSprite or DataDive. For research cheaper than Platinum, see SellerSprite or Jungle Scout. To pay nothing, start with Helium 10’s own free plan, which has limited Chrome extension access, and its free tools. SellerApp also has a free plan, and Keepa’s extension is free. For the photo, paste the listing into Pumo: it tells you which photo to add, then makes it or tells you to photograph it. The audit is free and takes a few minutes. Prices change, so check each pricing page before you buy.
How we picked the list
We kept a tool only if it did a job a seller leaves Helium 10 to get.
- It replaces one part of Helium 10, or it answers which image the listing still needs. It does not have to replace the whole suite.
- A seller can tell what it will not do. A keyword tool does not tell you which photo to add.
- The price is on a public page, so it can be checked.
- A seller can start using it without buying a second product to make the first one work.
Pumo is first because the gap in the opening paragraph is the photo. “Yes” in the table means the tool compares this listing’s images with the listings competing for the same shopper and tells you which photo is still missing. “No” means it does not. Pumo is the only Yes.
| # | Tool | Starting price | Tells you which image to add | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Pumo | Free audit, then $39/month | Yes | Deciding which image your listing still needs |
| 2 | Jungle Scout | $49/month | No | A simpler all-in-one for product research |
| 3 | SellerSprite | $39/month | No | Keywords from a competitor’s listing |
| 4 | ZonGuru (now Helix) | $149/month | No | Rewriting the listing copy, then watching it |
| 5 | AMZScout | $59.99/month, or $399.99 for 12 months | No | Product research on a smaller budget |
| 6 | SmartScout | $49/month; brand data from $119/month | No | Which brands and sellers own a category |
| 7 | Keepa | Free extension, then €29/month | No | Price and sales-rank history |
| 8 | DataDive | $39/month | No | Grouping a listing’s keywords into topics |
| 9 | Sellerboard | $19/month | No | Profit on each product |
| 10 | Intellifox (Viral Launch closed) | $59/month | No | Listing copy, ads, and image editing |
| 11 | SellerApp | Free plan, then $99/month | No | Keyword research and ad research together |
Prices in this article, including Helium 10 Platinum, were taken from each company’s pricing page on 14 October 2026.
1. Pumo
Paste an Amazon ASIN, an Amazon listing URL, or an Etsy listing URL. We read the listing a shopper sees, find the products competing for that shopper, and line your photos, video, price, and reviews up against theirs. Then we tell you what to change first, and we make it. Helium 10 can generate a photo and alert you when a competitor swaps their main image. It does not compare your gallery with the listings around you and tell you which photo is still missing.
Size missing? We tell you to photograph it next to something shoppers know, and write the brief. If your best claim is buried in the description, we put it on an image. If there is no listing video, we make a short one from your stills. Search comes in the same read: which searches buyers use, where you rank, and what to change to move up, like putting “gift set” in the title. Every week we check the listing, the competitors, and those searches again. When someone drops their price, swaps a main image, or shows up next to you on page 1, you get one email with what to do.
What Pumo does on the listing
- Compares the listing with the ones competing for the same shopper, on Amazon or Etsy.
- Tells you what is missing and what to change first, from photos and video to price, reviews, and search.
- Makes the image or the short listing video, or writes a shoot brief when a real photo is the better answer.
- Shows which searches buyers use and where you rank for them.
- Checks the listing, the competitors, and search again every week, and emails you when something worth acting on changes.
- The audit is free and takes a few minutes. No card, and no Seller Central login.
Pumo pricing
The audit is free. Every software plan starts with a 3-day trial, and every plan includes human support and a 30-minute onboarding call.
- Starter is $39 a month for 5 listings.
- Growth is $49 a month on the launch price, for 20 listings. The list price is $99.
- Pro is $199 a month for 100 listings.
- Done for you is $499 a month. Our team runs your Amazon or Etsy listings, you can reach us on WhatsApp, and you approve every change before it goes live.
Plans and the current launch price are on the pricing page.
Pumo pros and cons
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
Tells you which image the listing still needs, against the listings competing for the same shopper. Makes that image or video, or tells you what to photograph. Price, reviews, and search rank in the same read. Rechecks every week and emails you when a competitor moves. Amazon and Etsy. Free audit, no card. | Built for the listing you already sell. Pair it with a research tool to find your next product. |
2. Jungle Scout
Jungle Scout is the simpler all-in-one when Helium 10 has more tools than you use. Its seller plans are now sold as Jungle Scout Catalyst. It covers finding products, estimating how many sell, and keyword research, and it is easier to learn. Its keyword research goes less deep than Helium 10’s. The supplier database is on Growth Accelerator and Brand Owner, not on Starter. Helium 10 does not have a supplier database. Helium 10’s Chrome extension searches Alibaba for a product you already have open.
Use it for the research you were doing in Helium 10. It does not compare your images with the competing listings, so pair it with Pumo for the photo.
- A guided way to find a product and a database to filter.
- Keyword research on the same account.
- A supplier database once the product is chosen, on Growth Accelerator and Brand Owner.
- Fewer modules to learn than Helium 10.
Source: Jungle Scout
Jungle Scout pricing
Catalyst monthly prices are Starter $49, Growth Accelerator $79, and Brand Owner $149. Billed yearly, those work out to $29, $49, and $129 a month ($348, $588, and $1,548 a year). There is no free trial. New customers on the regular plans get a 7-day money-back guarantee. The enterprise plan is priced on a demo.
Jungle Scout pros and cons
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
Easier to learn than Helium 10. Product research and suppliers in one place. The usual switch when Helium 10 feels like too much. | Keyword research is shallower than Cerebro. It does not tell you which image the listing still needs. No free trial. New customers on the regular plans get a 7-day money-back guarantee. |
3. SellerSprite
SellerSprite is a Cerebro alternative when you mostly used Helium 10 to take a competitor’s ASIN and get the keywords that listing ranks for, and you were not using the rest. It also has product research. The commitment is smaller than the full suite.
Use it for that keyword job. It does not tell you which photo to add, and it will not make one.
- Keywords from a competitor’s ASIN.
- Product research without Helium 10’s full list of modules.
- Listing tools that sit next to the research.
- Data export is capped at 50 exports a day per user.
Source: SellerSprite
SellerSprite pricing
The pricing page lists Basic at $39 a month (list price $49), Standard at $79 (list $98), Advanced at $129 (list $158), and VIP at $189 (list $228). Annual billing is $390, $790, $1,290, and $1,890.
SellerSprite pros and cons
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
Fits a seller who only wanted Cerebro. Keyword research from a competitor’s listing, without the rest of the suite. Basic is $39 a month, under Platinum at $129. | It does not tell you which image the listing still needs. Fewer tools than Helium 10. How well it covers a given Amazon marketplace varies. |
4. ZonGuru (now Helix)
ZonGuru now sells Helix. Helix scores a live listing for Amazon search and for Alexa for Shopping, rewrites the copy, publishes it to Amazon, and keeps watching it. It covers the US and UK only. Helix Starter is $149 a month, which is above Helium 10 Platinum at $129, and a plan needs a Seller Central connection. If you are leaving because of the bill, skip Helix.
Helix rewrites the title, bullets, and description and leaves the gallery alone. If the listings you are up against show the product in use and yours does not, Pumo is the tool that flags it.
- A score for the listing, then a rewrite of the copy.
- Monitoring and alerts on the listings a plan keeps under watch.
- Publish to Amazon from the tool, after Seller Central is connected.
- A free AI Readiness Score that reads the listing text.
Source: ZonGuru
ZonGuru (now Helix) pricing
Helix Starter is $149 a month, or $124 a month billed annually ($1,490 a year), for up to 15 managed listings. Helix Growth is $299 a month, or $249 a month annually ($2,990 a year). Helix Pro is $699 a month, or $583 a month annually ($6,990 a year). Enterprise is custom. Without a plan, one rebuild costs $49, or three for $99, and needs no Seller Central connection. Scoring and monitoring come only with a plan.
ZonGuru (now Helix) pros and cons
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
Rewrites the listing and then watches it. A free text score before you pay. A plan sized by how many listings it watches. | US and UK only. It can republish the title and bullets. It does not tell you which image the listing still needs. Costs more than Platinum. |
5. AMZScout
AMZScout is product research when you are checking a first product and do not want Helium 10’s full suite. It has a product database, sales estimates, and keyword tools. The PRO AI Chrome extension has a free trial.
The cheaper way in is the 12-month bundle at $399.99, about $33 a month. One month is $59.99, which is more than SellerSprite or Jungle Scout Starter. The Pack for Private Label add-on includes an AI Listing Builder that writes the title, bullets, and description. It does not tell you which image the listing still needs. Paste the listing into Pumo for that.
- A product database and a sales estimate.
- Keyword tools for a shortlist.
- A PRO AI Chrome extension with a free trial.
- An AI Listing Builder for the title, bullets, and description, in the Private Label add-on.
Source: AMZScout
AMZScout pricing
The AI Bundle is $59.99 for one month, $169.99 for three months (listed at $179.97), and $399.99 for twelve months (listed at $719.88). Private-label and reselling add-ons are priced separately, at $29.99 for three months each.
AMZScout pros and cons
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
The 12-month bundle is about $33 a month. Enough research to check a first product. A 10-day money-back guarantee on the bundle. | Thinner data than Cerebro and Black Box. Nothing on the listing images. Listing copy is in the Private Label add-on. The one-month price is $59.99. The 3-month and 12-month offers are prepaid bundles. |
6. SmartScout
SmartScout is the switch when your work is brands and sellers. It shows which brands own a subcategory, which of those brands Amazon itself sells, and where a wholesale or reseller opportunity sits. Helium 10 tracks products; SmartScout maps the brands behind them.
Use it for wholesale, arbitrage, and competitor brands. It is the wrong tool if you wanted Cerebro. AI Listing Architect writes the title, bullets, description, and backend keywords. Neither the brand map nor the copy tool tells you which photo your listing needs.
- A view of brands and sellers across subcategories.
- Whether Amazon is already selling the product, on the brand view.
- Context for wholesale that a private-label research tool treats as secondary.
- A product research extension on Basic. Basic lets you look up 5,000 ASINs a month in keyword research.
Source: SmartScout
SmartScout pricing
Basic is $49 a month for product-level data. Brand-level data starts on Essentials at $119 a month; Business is $299 a month.
SmartScout pros and cons
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
Maps brands and sellers, which Helium 10 does not. The tool for wholesale and brand research. Basic is $49 a month, below Helium 10 Platinum. | The wrong tool if you wanted keyword research. The brand map is not on Basic. It writes listing copy. It does not tell you which image the listing still needs. |
7. Keepa
Keepa is price history on an ASIN. The free extension charts the Amazon, new, and used price lines, and it alerts you when the price moves. Helium 10’s Chrome extension already charts list price, selling price, and sales rank, and Xray opens sales-rank history. Keepa Pro, at €29 a month, adds sales-rank, Buy Box, and offer-count history, going back years, plus a product finder.
People who do arbitrage or wholesale add Keepa next to a research tool, with no suite attached. It has no keyword research, and a price chart will not tell you which photo to add.
- The free extension charts Amazon, new, and used prices, and sends price alerts.
- Sales-rank history is on Pro.
- Buy Box and offer-count history are on Pro, going back years.
- Product Finder is on Pro.
Source: Keepa
Keepa pricing
The Chrome extension is free. Keepa Pro is €29 a month.
Keepa pros and cons
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
A free price-history extension. Price alerts on the free extension. Sales-rank, Buy Box, and offer-count history on Pro. | No keyword research. Nothing on the listing itself: images, copy, or search. |
8. DataDive
DataDive groups the search terms on a listing into topics, so you can see whether the ASIN ranks for a whole group of related terms, or only for two big terms. Sellers who live in Cerebro come here for that map. The plans also include Rank Radar, a listing builder, and PPC tools.
Its listing builder writes the words and leaves the photos to you.
- Groups one ASIN’s keywords into topics.
- Shows which of those topics the listing already ranks for.
- Rank Radar, for organic rank and PPC performance.
- A listing builder and PPC tools on the same plans.
Source: DataDive
DataDive pricing
Starter is $39 a month, or $32 a month billed yearly. Standard is $149 a month, or $124 a month billed yearly. Enterprise is $490 a month, or $408 a month billed yearly.
DataDive pros and cons
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
Groups keywords into topics. Rank Radar for organic rank on the same plan. The move when Cerebro is the only Helium 10 module you use. | No product research or profit tracking. It does not tell you which image the listing still needs. |
9. Sellerboard
Sellerboard is profit on each product. It tracks profit and loss, the cost of the goods, and FBA reimbursement claims. That is the job Helium 10’s Profits module does. Sellers who are leaving, or who never wanted the rest of the suite, pay Sellerboard for the books. It has since added keyword research from Amazon Brand Analytics data: put in a keyword or an ASIN, yours or a competitor’s, and see which three ASINs take the clicks and the sales.
It will not find a product to sell, and it will not tell you which image is missing. If product research was why you paid for Helium 10, you still need a research tool above.
- Profit and loss for each product, including advertising costs.
- Cost tracking, including FIFO.
- Flags FBA reimbursements you may be owed for lost and damaged inventory.
- Keyword research by keyword or ASIN, with click share and conversion share.
Source: Sellerboard
Sellerboard pricing
Billed monthly, Standard is $19, Professional is $29, Business is $39, and Enterprise is $79. Billed yearly, those are $15, $23, $31, and $63 a month ($179, $279, $369, and $759 a year). Standard includes 3,000 orders a month. Professional moves to 6,000, Business to 15,000, and Enterprise to 50,000, with more seller accounts at each step. There is a 1-month free trial. For EU customers, the prices are net and VAT may apply.
Sellerboard pros and cons
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
Profit on each product, without the rest of Helium 10. The cheapest paid tool on this list, at $19 a month. Reimbursements in the same place as the profit number. Keyword research from a competitor’s ASIN on the same account. | It will not find your next product. Nothing on the listing images or copy. It does not tell you which image the listing still needs. You still need a product research tool if that is why you were paying for Helium 10. |
10. Intellifox (Viral Launch closed)
Viral Launch stopped taking new customers in January 2026, and viral-launch.com now redirects to Intellifox, a separate tool from the same parent company. Intellifox does not have Viral Launch’s product research or market data. It sells listing copy, ads, an image editor, sales and profit figures, and review requests. If you used Viral Launch for research, Jungle Scout or SellerSprite is the closer move.
The image editor removes a background, applies templates, and compares your images with competitor images. You decide what is missing, and you make the photo. Pumo tells you which photo to add, then makes it or writes the shoot brief.
- Listing copy from competitor keywords, with a one-click publish.
- Ad optimization on the same account. The single-account plan covers 10 campaigns.
- An image editor for background removal, templates, and a look at your images next to competitor images.
- Alerts for sales, reviews, and FBA fee changes, plus automatic review requests.
Source: Intellifox
Intellifox pricing
The single-account plan is $59 a month, or $29 a month billed yearly ($348 a year), for 100 ASINs, one Amazon account in one region, and 100 background-removal credits a month. Unlimited accounts is $119 a month, or $59 a month billed yearly ($708 a year), for 500 ASINs across every region. Both include a 7-day trial, and the trial does not require a card.
Intellifox pros and cons
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
Listing copy, ads, and an image editor on one subscription. A 7-day trial with no card. Review requests and FBA fee alerts on the same plan. | One Amazon account in one region on the single-account plan. You can compare images and edit one you already have. It does not tell you which image the listing still needs. The single-account plan is capped at 100 ASINs. |
11. SellerApp
SellerApp puts keyword research and ad research in one account. Sellers who used Helium 10 for Cerebro and for ads look here when they want those two and do not want inventory, profit, and the rest.
It researches the keyword and the ad, on a smaller product database than Helium 10. Listing Quality scores the listing, including the image and video count, and compares it with competitor listings. Listing Builder writes the listing from keyword suggestions. Neither tells you which photo to add.
- Keyword research.
- A product database. Smaller than Helium 10’s.
- Ad research in the same account.
- A Listing Quality score, checked against competitor listings, and a Listing Builder for the copy.
Source: SellerApp
SellerApp pricing
Freemium is $0, with no card, and access is limited. Pro starts at $99 a month on the smallest filter: up to 50 ASINs, up to $5,000 in monthly ad spend, and up to $10,000 in monthly revenue. The price rises with ASINs, ad spend, and revenue. Yearly billing is 50% off the monthly fee.
SellerApp pros and cons
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
Keywords and ad research in one place. A free plan to try, with no card. Pro starts at $99 a month on the smallest filter, below Helium 10 Platinum. | A smaller research database than Helium 10. No profit tracking, wholesale data, or price history. It scores the listing, including how many images it has. It does not tell you which image the listing still needs. |
Final thoughts
None of the other ten replaces all of Helium 10. If the suite is too much, Jungle Scout is the simpler all-in-one. If you only used one part, SellerSprite and DataDive cover keywords, Sellerboard covers profit from $19 a month, and Keepa covers price history.
Helium 10 can generate an image and alert you when a competitor’s main image changes. Pumo tells you which photo this listing needs next, then checks the listing again every week. For image tools, see the Listing Optimization AI alternatives.
Questions about Helium 10 alternatives
No single tool replaces Helium 10. Jungle Scout is the closer all-in-one, and it is easier to learn. If the part you used was the listing, Pumo compares your photos with the listings competing for the same shopper and tells you which image is missing, and the audit is free.
Yes. Sellerboard starts at $19 a month, SellerSprite at $39, and Jungle Scout Starter at $49, and Helium 10 itself has a free plan with limited Chrome extension access. If the listing photo was the job, Pumo’s audit is free and the software starts at $39 a month.
On r/AmazonFBA in January 2026, a seller wrote that a paid plan still limited Magnet to two searches a day, and that those searches came back with restricted data. In February 2026 another seller said Helium 10 Ads switched to a 2% fee on all ad spend with little notice, and that the menu had grown hard to find anything in. On r/FulfillmentByAmazon in 2024, a seller wrote that the Profits report lags and breaks often enough that they moved the books to Sellerboard.
See which image the listing is missing
Paste the ASIN or the listing URL. Pumo reads the listing a shopper sees, lines it up against the products competing for that shopper, and shows what is missing. If the gap is an image or a video, we make it, or write the shoot brief when a real photo is the better answer. If the gap is price, a claim buried in the description, or a search you should rank for, we tell you exactly what to change.
The free audit takes a few minutes. No card, and no Seller Central login.
How to start
- Open Pumo and paste an Amazon ASIN, an Amazon listing URL, or an Etsy listing URL.
- Read the products you are up against: the photos, the price, and the reviews.
- Take the first change. If it is an image, make it or photograph it.
- On a paid plan, Pumo checks the listing, the competing listings, and your searches again every week.
Software starts at $39 a month. See the pricing page.




