BidX pricing

The flat fee and the share of ad spend

“Connected ad spend” is what you spend on the Amazon campaigns you link to BidX. Each platform card adds a percentage of it to the flat fee: “+ % of connected ad spend per month”, in the card’s own words (pricing page).

On 13 November 2026 the badge where that percentage belongs is empty, in both the euro and dollar views. The knowledge base article How much does BidX cost? repeats “a percentage of connected ad spend” with no rate.

The terms name a rate only for Amazon DSP, covered below.

What you can work out is how much each percentage point adds. One point of a $20,000 monthly spend is $200.

Method: monthly spend times 0.01. The flat fee is the Self Service card on the pricing page.

At $50,000 a month, each percentage point costs about as much as the flat fee. So ask for your percentage in the order form before you sign. One OMR reviewer finds the structure “eher weniger attraktiv für Unternehmen mit geringem Werbebudget”, less attractive for small budgets (1 of 54 sources: OMR Reviews).

Your ad spend itself still goes to Amazon, which bills Sponsored Products per click, on top of what BidX charges.

BidX Essential for sellers spending up to 10K dollars a month

Essential is the small-seller plan, and it sits off the main price list. The pricing page links it for sellers within its spend ceiling, and the Essentials page prices it at $195 a month for sellers “managing up to” $10,000 “in monthly ad spend”.

It gives you a dashboard and bidding automation without your own rule sets. The page names no billing term and no contract length. Its “LIMITED TIME OFFER” heading carries no end date, and the footer reads 2024, so check the price at checkout.

Amazon DSP and AMC pricing

Amazon DSP buys display and video ads across Amazon and its partners, and BidX prices it on its own tab. DSP Self Service costs $495 a month plus a share, and DSP Managed Service $995 plus a share (pricing page).

Here the terms do name a rate. Section D 3.1 of the terms says: “Unless otherwise agreed, the percentage share of the Amazon DSP Advertising Spend shall be 15%.” Section D 3.3 lets BidX set a minimum fee, which can rise at spend thresholds in your order form.

DSP management fee (section D 3.1) and compensation for early termination (section 14.25)

DSP management fee The monthly fee for the use of the DSP-services (hereinafter “management fee”) is calculated according to the percentage share of the Amazon DSP Advertising Spend (hereinafter “media budgets”) listed in the personalized order form pursuant to section D. 2.a. Unless otherwise agreed, the percentage share of the Amazon DSP Advertising Spend shall be 15%.

Early termination The Compensation shall amount to 20% of the remuneration remaining until the end of the original contractual term, capped at the remuneration for a period of six (6) months.

Amazon Marketing Cloud (AMC) is Amazon’s clean-room reporting service. Its Default Reports card shows 295 with no billing period beside it, and custom reports go through sales.

The Share of Voice add-on

Share of Voice tracks where your products rank for a keyword, in organic and paid results. The first 100 keywords are free. Each further block of 500 keywords costs $250 a month on top of your plan (pricing page).

Pricing page: plan notes, FAQ and add-ons

Commitment All plans are based on an annual commitment and monthly payments.

New customers For new customers, we offer a paid three-month proof of concept (POC) period during which you can gain a thorough understanding of our features and evaluate the performance of our solution.

Share of Voice The first 100 keywords are free. Each additional 500 keywords can be purchased for a fee of $250 per month.

Is there a BidX free trial?

BidX’s documents disagree. The terms give 14 days: “Within the first fourteen (14) days after successful registration … the customer may use the automation services free of charge” (section B 2.1).

Booking of automation services (section B 2.1) and termination (section B 5.2)

Trial period Within the first fourteen (14) days after successful registration according to clause A. 3.2, the customer may use the automation services free of charge (hereinafter “trial period”). After expiry of the trial period, the customer may use the automation services only on the basis of a contract subject to a charge (hereinafter “subscription”).

Notice The subscription for automation services can be terminated in case of a monthly term with a notice period of fourteen (14) days to the end of the respective term and in case of an annual term with thirty (30) days’ notice to the end of the respective term.

The pricing page FAQ never says “trial”. It says: “For new customers, we offer a paid three-month proof of concept (POC) period.” Get the start terms written into your order form, since the two lines describe different first months. One Trustpilot reviewer reports hearing nothing back after paying (1 of 54 sources: Trustpilot).

Contract length and the cost of leaving early

The pricing page is plain: “All plans are based on an annual commitment and monthly payments.” Two other documents leave room for a monthly term.

The terms set a term “monthly or annually” with 14 or 30 days’ notice before it ends (sections B 5.1 and B 5.2). The knowledge base says the yearly option brings “a reduced monthly price”, and no page prints the monthly one.

Leaving early has a price. Section 14.25 of the terms covers an exit after you ask BidX to switch your data to another provider: “The Compensation shall amount to 20% of the remuneration remaining until the end of the original contractual term”, “capped at the remuneration for a period of six (6) months”.

On Self Service with six months left, that is $594 before the share of spend. Paid DSP management fees are never refunded (section D 3.5).

Where to compare BidX’s price

The BidX profile covers what the rules automate and what 54 user sources report. The Amazon PPC software list sets BidX beside other bid tools, and AI tools for Amazon ads widens it to creative and listing tools.

To judge a share of spend against your margins, the Amazon TACoS guide explains total advertising cost of sale. The price tracker keeps every BidX plan beside every other tool’s.

Questions buyers ask about BidX pricing

How much does BidX cost a month?

Essential costs $195 a month up to $10,000 of monthly spend. Platform plans run $495, $1,995 or $4,995 a month plus an unprinted share of ad spend (pricing page).

What percentage of ad spend does BidX charge?

None is printed for Sponsored ads on the pricing page or in the knowledge base. For Amazon DSP the terms set 15% unless your order form says otherwise (section D 3.1).

Can you cancel BidX at any time?

Not on the platform plans as priced: the pricing page puts every one on a yearly commitment. The terms also allow a monthly term with 14 or 30 days’ notice (B 5.1, B 5.2). Leaving early after a data switch costs 20% of the fees left, capped at six months’ fees (terms, 14.25).

Is BidX billed in euros or dollars?

The pricing page shows the same numbers in euros and in dollars (495 in both for Self Service), net of VAT. It does not say which currency the invoice uses, so fix it in your order form.