✦ Free verdict sheet for former Helium 10 Starter users
Helium 10 Starter changed. See what was kept, paywalled, and killed.
If your workflow was built around the old Starter plan, this verdict sheet maps 17 tools into six kept, five paywalled, and six killed. It gives you a clearer way to decide between Free, an upgrade, or a rebuild.
Get the PDF verdict sheet
Pricing checked September 2026. Plans and features can change. Verify before buying.
What you receive
One PDF verdict sheet: Helium 10 Starter: Kept vs Killed.
A 17-tool ledger showing six kept, five paywalled, and six killed for former Starter users.
Cost math, five decision traps, source notes, and a Free vs upgrade vs rebuild decision path.
✓ 17 Starter tools reviewed
✓ 6 kept, 5 paywalled, 6 killed
✓ Year-one cost paths
✓ Built for former Starter users
✦ What's inside
A feature-by-feature decision sheet for the 17 Starter tools.
The guide is built for sellers who need to know what happened to the specific workflow they used every week: 6 tools kept, 5 paywalled, and 6 killed.
01
Starter tool verdicts.
See where Xray, Cerebro, Magnet, Profits, Freedom Ticket, Black Box, Alerts, rank tracking, and the other Starter tools landed.
02
Free plan reality check.
Separate features that remain usable from features that technically exist but are too capped for real operating work.
03
Platinum upgrade math.
See the year-one cost of upgrading compared with the old Starter baseline, with a reminder to verify current pricing.
04
Rebuild path.
Identify which jobs deserve point tools, which can be handled manually, and which are worth replacing with Sydon AI workflows.
05
Decision table.
Choose whether to drop to Free, upgrade, or rebuild elsewhere based on what your business actually uses.
✦ Why this matters
The bill changed because the workflow changed.
A pricing page can make the decision look simple: upgrade or downgrade. Sellers know it is not that clean. The harder question is which jobs inside Helium 10 mattered to your team in the first place.
Maybe you only needed quick validation. Maybe you used Profits daily. Maybe Cerebro and Magnet were occasional checks. Maybe the course access mattered once and never again. Each answer points to a different replacement path.
This verdict sheet keeps the decision grounded in jobs, caps, costs, and tradeoffs instead of turning a discontinued plan into a panic upgrade.
✦ How to use it
Decide what to keep, what to replace, and what to ignore.
01
Mark your real tools.
Circle only the Starter features your team used in the last 30 days.
02
Check the verdict.
See whether each feature is kept, paywalled, killed, or too capped for daily work.
03
Price the path.
Compare Free, Platinum, and rebuild options against your actual usage.
04
Choose the next move.
Keep the few workflows that matter and stop paying for the ones that only feel familiar.
Do not choose a new plan from the price alone.
Get the 17-tool verdict sheet, the Free versus paid reality check, current pricing context, and the decision table for former Starter users.
Pricing checked September 2026. Plans and features can change. Verify before buying.
✦ FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Who is this for?
It is for Amazon sellers who used Helium 10 Starter, got moved toward Free or Platinum decisions, and need to understand which parts of their old workflow still exist.
How many Starter tools were kept, paywalled, or killed?
The verdict sheet reviews 17 Starter tools: 6 kept, 5 paywalled, and 6 killed. Use the sheet to check the exact tool and the replacement decision attached to it.
Does this tell me whether Helium 10 is bad?
No. It is not a takedown. It is a practical decision sheet for sellers comparing plan changes, usage caps, and replacement paths.
Does it compare Helium 10 Free vs Platinum?
Yes. The sheet shows where Free may be enough, where Platinum restores a feature, and where neither path may match how you actually work.
Why do I need to give my email?
You get the full PDF verdict sheet so you can review it with your team instead of trying to compare plan pages from memory.