Classify7

Pricing

The determination is the cheap part. What you pay for is doing it at catalogue scale, and being able to prove afterwards which ruleset produced it.

Free

$0forever

One ad-hoc classification a day. No card, no account required.

  • One single-item classification per day, rate limited
  • Full determination: is_hazmat, UN number, class and division, packing group, proper shipping name
  • Carrier eligibility for UPS, FedEx, USPS and Amazon FBA
  • Lithium battery packing instruction (PI965 to PI970)
  • Public OpenAPI 3.1 spec and MCP server
  • Every figure cites its 49 CFR, IATA DGR or IMDG provision
  • Batch classification
  • Signed classification certificates
  • SKU monitoring and re-classification sweeps
Recommended

Pro

$49/month

then $0.02 per classification, metered

For shipping, listing and label software classifying SKUs continuously.

  • 2,000 classifications a month included, then $0.02 each, metered
  • Batch endpoint — up to 500 SKUs per call
  • Signed classification certificates, PDF and JSON, with the ruleset hash
  • SKU monitoring: flag and re-classify on demand when a DGR, 49 CFR or IMDG edition changes
  • Webhook notification when a monitored SKU's determination moves
  • API keys with per-key usage attribution

Scale

Talk to us

Volume above 100,000 classifications a month, private ruleset overlays, or an on-premises deployment. Priced per engagement.

  • Everything in Pro
  • Private carrier overlays for your own contracted rules
  • Bulk certificate issuance against your own signing key
  • Committed-volume pricing

How metering works

One classification is one unit, whether it arrives through /api/classify, as an item inside a batch call, or as part of an automatic re-check when the ruleset changes. Pro includes 2,000 units a month; above that, usage is metered at $0.02 a unit and never blocked — a hard stop in the middle of a catalogue import is worse for you than an overage line is.

The free tier is one classification per rolling day, rate limited, with no account required. It is a real classification, not a preview: the same engine, the same ruleset hash, the same citations.