Helium 10 has no Indian price. Its pricing page (helium10.com/pricing, checked October 2026) shows Platinum at $129/month or $99/month billed yearly, and Diamond at $359/month or $279/month billed yearly, in US dollars with taxes added at checkout. Amazon.in is a supported market, though not every tool works on it. For a seller doing product and keyword research, Platinum covers most of the job and Diamond rarely pays for itself before the store has steady sales. If even Platinum is too much for where you are, shared access to Helium 10 costs ₹499/month through us, payable by UPI. We sell that route, so read the section on what it cannot do before you decide.
People who search "Helium 10 India" tend to fall into three groups. Some list on Amazon.in and want to know if a tool built around the American marketplace is any use at home. Others make or source products in India and sell abroad through Amazon Global Selling, mostly to Amazon.com, Amazon.co.uk or Amazon.ae. Then there are the freelancers and small agencies in cities like Jaipur, Surat and Bengaluru who run listings and PPC for clients overseas. All three pay the same dollar price, but they need different plans, and one of them may not need a Helium 10 plan of their own at all.
The lineup has changed more than once, which is why so many Indian articles still quote a Starter plan that no longer appears. When we opened helium10.com/pricing on 8 October 2026, it showed three cards: Platinum, Diamond and Enterprise. The FAQ on the same page also refers to a Free plan with limited Chrome Extension access.
| Platinum | Diamond | Enterprise | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly billing | $129/mo | $359/mo | From $1,499/mo, billed annually |
| Yearly billing | $99/mo | $279/mo | Custom quote |
| Who it is pitched at | $0 to $100K yearly sales | $100K to $10M yearly sales | Above $10M |
| Tracked ASINs (lifetime) | 20 | 1,000 | By quote |
| Listing Analyzer | 50 uses/month | 150 uses/month | By quote |
| Connected seller accounts | 2 | 10 | 15+ |
| Multi-user logins | 1 | 5 | 10+ users |
| Market Tracker | 3 markets | 5 markets | Global |
Diamond's card describes itself as everything in Platinum plus AI and rules-based advertising, dayparting and long-term keyword trend analysis. Both paid plans include Freedom Ticket, the Amazon selling course, which Helium 10's pricing page values at $997 on its own (checked October 2026). For a beginner in India that course is a real part of the value, and it is fair to count it.
The yearly option is cheaper per month. Helium 10's pricing page, checked October 2026, puts the saving at $360 a year on Platinum and $960 a year on Diamond, and calls it "up to 20%". The catch is the commitment. A first product on Amazon.in can take a couple of months to validate, source and launch, and many sellers stop paying for research tools once a product is either working or clearly dead.
A practical rule: pay monthly until you have one product that sells without daily attention. The monthly plans have no long-term contract and can be cancelled before the renewal date, so a three-month test costs three months and nothing more. Switch to yearly only when you are sure the tool will be open most working days for the next twelve months. Paying for a year up front also means one large foreign charge on your card, which matters for the reasons in the billing section below.
Yes, with gaps. Rather than guess, we read Helium 10's own knowledge-base article "Which Tools Are Supported in Which Markets?". The version we read in October 2026 (last updated June 2026) lists Amazon.in under its Far East and Indian markets with this set:
Compare that with the Amazon.com row in the same article and a few things are missing for India: Inventory Manager, Refund Genie, My List and Listing Builder, plus Sponsored Display and Sponsored Video in the ads tool. The inventory gap is worth noticing when you choose a plan. Diamond's jump from 40 to 500 managed SKUs (pricing page, checked October 2026) buys nothing for a seller whose only store is on Amazon.in, because the knowledge base does not list Inventory Manager for that market at all.
The list tells you which tools run on Amazon.in. It says nothing about how complete the data is there compared with Amazon.com, so treat search-volume estimates for Indian long-tail keywords, especially Hinglish ones, as a starting point and check them against Amazon.in's own search suggestions before you build a listing around them.
Plan choice depends less on country than on what you do in the tool each week. Here is how it sorts out for the people who search this from India. (Selling from Pakistan or Bangladesh? Our prices on this page follow the market switch:
| You are | What fits | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Amazon.in seller, first products | Shared access at ₹499/mo, or Platinum | Black Box, Cerebro and Magnet are the tools you need, and all run on Amazon.in |
| Exporter on Amazon.com or .co.uk via Global Selling | Platinum, then Diamond once ads scale | Ads automation and Profits need your own connected account |
| Freelancer doing listing and keyword work for clients | Shared access, or Super Ecom at ₹1,999/mo | Research volume matters more than store integrations |
| Agency running PPC for several brands | Diamond, billed to clients | Ten connected accounts and five logins (Helium 10 pricing page, checked October 2026) |
| Student learning Amazon selling | The Free plan first | Learn the Chrome Extension before paying anyone |
If you sell only in India, the research tools carry most of the value. You want to know what sells in a category, what a competitor ranks for, and which terms belong in your title and bullets. Platinum does that. The extras that justify Diamond (more tracked ASINs, more connected accounts, ad automation) mostly suit sellers with a catalogue and a large ad budget, and the inventory feature in the bigger plan is not listed for Amazon.in anyway.
An Indian brand selling home textiles, Ayurvedic products or handicrafts into Amazon.com is a different case. Amazon.com gets the longest tool list in Helium 10's own market-support article, including Listing Builder and all four ad types, and Profits plus the ads tools can save real money once ad spend grows. Here a direct subscription in your own name makes sense, because those features need your Seller Central account connected.
Many Indian Amazon specialists work for clients abroad and spend their hours in Cerebro, Magnet and the listing tools, not in a client's profit dashboard. If the client gives you access to their own Helium 10, use that. If they do not, the research can be done on any account, which is where shared access tends to fit.
"Helium 10 Diamond plan" is a common search here, often from sellers who saw it labelled "Most Popular" and assumed it was the one to buy. Helium 10's own pricing page (checked October 2026) aims Diamond at stores doing between $100K and $10M a year in sales. Converted to rupees, the bottom of that range is far beyond where most first-year Amazon.in sellers are.
Diamond earns its price in three situations. You run Sponsored Products and Sponsored Brands at a scale where AI bidding and dayparting change the monthly ad bill. You track hundreds of ASINs, which Platinum's lifetime limit of 20 cannot hold (Helium 10 pricing page, checked October 2026). Or several people log in at once, and the same page, checked October 2026, allows one login on Platinum and five on Diamond. If none of those is true this month, the gap between $129 and $359 a month on monthly billing (Helium 10's figures, checked October 2026) is money better spent on stock or ads.
Diamond's weak spot for an India-only seller is that some of what it adds has less to work with on Amazon.in. The ads tool supports fewer ad types there than on Amazon.com, and inventory management is not listed for the Indian market at all.
Helium 10's pricing page states that all prices are in USD and that applicable taxes are added at checkout, so the figure on the plan card is not the final total. Then come the costs on the Indian side, which you control more than you might think.
All of this applies to any software billed in dollars, Helium 10 included, and sorting it out before the first charge saves a failed payment or an unexpected line on your statement.
We sell shared access to Helium 10, billed in rupees, payable by UPI, rupee cards or USDT. You log in to a group account through our cloud access, so there is no forex markup and no foreign renewal to fail. It comes on its own or inside three of our plans:
| Option | Price | What else you get |
|---|---|---|
| Helium 10 on its own | ₹499/mo | Just Helium 10 |
| Advanced plan | ₹1,499/mo | 25 tools, including Ahrefs, Semrush and ChatGPT |
| Super Ecom plan | ₹1,999/mo | 31 tools aimed at e-commerce: Adspy, Kalodata, Dropship.io, ZikAnalytics and more |
| Ultimate plan | ₹2,499/mo | 91 tools, everything in the two plans above included |
The standalone option is the obvious pick if Helium 10 is the only paid tool you use. Super Ecom is the plan to look at if you also research products outside Amazon or study competitors' ads, since it puts Helium 10 next to the product and ad research tools an e-commerce seller tends to reach for. Advanced suits someone who does Amazon listings and ordinary website SEO for the same clients. Our Helium 10 tool page lists what the shared account covers and how its limits work.
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In short, shared access gives you a research seat. A direct Helium 10 plan gives you the same research tools plus the ones that run your own store, and if you need those, pay Helium 10.
Start with the Free plan and the Chrome Extension on a few Amazon.in listings you already know. If the numbers look believable for your category, you have learned whether the tool suits you for nothing. Then pick a lane: Platinum monthly if you need your own connected account, shared access if you mostly need research, Diamond only once ads or headcount justify it. Whichever shared provider you consider, check that the price is public, payment leaves a receipt and monthly billing is available; our guide to group-buy safety covers the full checklist. If research is the job, shared Helium 10 starts here, or take Super Ecom for the wider e-commerce kit.
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The same as everywhere else, in US dollars. Helium 10's pricing page (helium10.com/pricing, checked October 2026) lists Platinum at $129 a month or $99 a month on yearly billing, and Diamond at $359 a month or $279 a month yearly, with taxes added at checkout. There is no rupee price list, so your bank converts the charge and usually adds its own foreign-transaction markup.
Not on the pricing page as we found it in October 2026. The cards shown were Platinum, Diamond and Enterprise. The page FAQ mentions a Free plan with limited Chrome Extension access, but there is no Starter card. Older Indian blog posts that quote a Starter price are describing a lineup that has since changed.
Yes, partly. Helium 10's own knowledge-base article on market support (last updated June 2026 when we read it in October 2026) lists Amazon.in with Black Box, the Chrome Extension, Cerebro, Magnet, the listing tools, Helium 10 Ads for Sponsored Products and Sponsored Brands, Alerts, Follow-Up, Keyword Tracker, Market Tracker and Profits. Inventory Manager and Refund Genie are listed for Amazon.com but not for Amazon.in.
Usually only once a store has real revenue or you manage several accounts. Helium 10 itself pitches Diamond at sellers between $100K and $10M a year in sales (pricing page, checked October 2026), and most of what Diamond adds is advertising automation, more tracked products and more connected accounts. A seller still validating a first product on Amazon.in gets most of the research value from Platinum, or from shared access at ₹499 a month here.
We found no UPI or rupee option on the Helium 10 pricing page in October 2026; prices are shown in USD only. In practice that means an Indian credit or debit card with international transactions switched on. Our own checkout takes UPI and rupee cards, but that buys shared access through us, not a Helium 10 subscription in your name.
No. The shared account is ours, so the tools that read your own store's data (Profits, Alerts, Follow-Up and the ads tools) cannot be pointed at your Seller Central login. Shared access suits the research side: Black Box, Cerebro, Magnet and listing work. If your daily job is managing your own ad spend and refunds inside Helium 10, a direct subscription is the right purchase.
Three: Advanced (25 tools, ₹1,499 a month), Super Ecom (31 tools, ₹1,999 a month, the one built around e-commerce research) and Ultimate (91 tools, ₹2,499 a month). It is also sold on its own at ₹499 a month. The cheaper Essential and Boost plans do not include it.