Eagre is priced per SKU, per month — from £5 per SKU per month with one retailer connected. Each product carries a small platform fee plus a per-retailer connection fee, so you pay for exactly the SKUs you sync and the shelves you sync them to. No per-user seats, and no charge for products you leave off the platform.
The fee has two parts: a platform fee per SKU — the golden record, approval workflow for go-live, a record of what was published and when, and ongoing sync — plus a connection fee per retailer on that SKU. A product syncing to one retailer starts at £5 a month; each additional connected retailer adds a small increment, because each one is another shelf Eagre keeps correct for you.
That's the whole model. No seats, no tiers to decode, no surprise onboarding line. Exact rates are confirmed on a call, sized to your catalogue.
You choose which SKUs live on the platform. Start with the range that drifts worst — you can see it in your own reviews and returns — and widen from there.
Each connected retailer adds a small per-SKU increment. More shelves, more places Eagre keeps your truth intact — and the per-shelf cost falls as a share of what each listing earns.
Per SKU, per month. Scale up for a range launch, scale down after a rationalisation. The bill follows your catalogue, not a contract tier.
The per-SKU fee isn't a new line on top of what you already spend keeping the digital shelf right. For most brands it replaces two existing costs and stops a third one nobody invoices you for.
Digital-shelf monitoring platforms tell you what's wrong with your product pages — then the fixing is still on you, retailer by retailer, email by email. Because Eagre corrects the record at source and syndicates the fix, journalled end to end, many brands find the monitor-and-chase subscription largely redundant. Others keep a lighter layer and let Eagre do the fixing.
New-line set-ups re-keyed into every retailer's portal and template. Weekly shelf checks. The analyse → chase → fix → re-check cycle when something drifts. One golden record replaces all of it with a single edit and an approval — the fee buys back a real slice of a commercial team's week, on both sides of the relationship.
Bad data doesn't send a bill — it just quietly loses the sale. Wrong or thin content suppresses conversion and on-site search ranking, steers AI assistants to a competitor, and turns delivered orders into returns and one-star reviews. It's the biggest number on this page and it never shows on a P&L. Ask for a drift review and we'll show you where your own listings diverge today — a concrete starting point for weighing up what it's costing.
We track the same products across the UK's major pet retailers, matched by barcode. The drift is not an edge case — it's the norm.
Tell us your SKU count and retailer set and we'll give you an exact monthly figure — alongside a quick look at where your data diverges today, so you're weighing the fee against the gap it closes.