Your product deserves its next chapter.
Get the barcodes you need from just $0.20 each.
Simple pricing. More room to grow.
One product or a whole new collection?
Choose your quantity. The price stays simple.
We buy barcodes in bulk and pass the savings on to you. Choose a quantity tier and pay as little as $0.20 per barcode.
Save more when you order more. From $0.20 each.
Confirm the barcode type and ownership requirements of your retailer or marketplace before buying.
Plan your product range, including different sizes and colours. Select as many barcodes as you need.
Review your order in the cart. Purchasing and barcode delivery will be available when the store launches.
A barcode purchase does not automatically create an Amazon listing or guarantee acceptance. Check the rules for your marketplace, product category and fulfilment method first.
Amazon Australia says it checks UPC and EAN authenticity against GS1. Codes that do not match GS1 may be treated as invalid and could affect a listing or selling privileges. Amazon directs sellers to obtain product identifiers directly from GS1. Confirm that your chosen code source is acceptable before buying or listing.
Most new Amazon listings need a product identifier such as a UPC, EAN or ISBN, though the exact requirement depends on category and country. If the same product page already exists, sellers generally match that catalogue page instead of creating another one.
A UPC or EAN is a product identifier used in the catalogue. An Amazon barcode, commonly an FNSKU, identifies inventory for fulfilment. Depending on the product and seller eligibility, FBA may require an Amazon barcode even when the product has a manufacturer barcode.
Different sizes, colours, flavours or pack quantities may require separate product identifiers when they are distinct catalogue items. Check Amazon’s variation and category rules before ordering codes for a product range.
Eligible products without a GTIN may be listed after an exemption is approved in Seller Central. Eligibility depends on product type, brand and marketplace. An exemption is not automatic and is not a substitute for an existing valid product identifier.
Amazon requirements can change and vary by marketplace. Check the current Seller Central guidance for your account before purchasing.
Starting something comes with enough expenses. Barcodes shouldn’t be a complicated one. Our approach is simple: buy in bulk, keep the price low, and give every business the same $1 price.
A little clarity before you take
your next step.
Pricing is $1 for 1, $3 for 5, $5 for 10, $8 for 20, $15 for 50, and $20 for 100 barcodes. Larger quantities have a lower per barcode price. All prices are USD.
We buy barcodes in bulk and resell them individually. Buying in volume lets us offer lower prices for larger orders. Our listed quantity tiers show the total price before you add them to your cart.
Check directly with your marketplace or retailer before ordering. Acceptance can depend on the barcode’s source, registered owner and your product category. We do not promise acceptance by every marketplace. Specific barcode types and provenance will be listed before purchasing becomes available.
Plan a separate product identifier for each distinct product variation, such as a different size or colour. Check your retailer’s rules for multipacks and bundles before choosing a quantity.
This is a preview of the Dollar Barcode store. You can explore pricing and build a cart. Payments, allocated barcode inventory and file delivery are not connected yet, so no orders or charges can be made.
Take the next step with simple $1 barcode pricing.