List your products without buying barcodes
Amazon asks for a UPC or EAN for most products. If you own your brand, a GTIN exemption can let you list without one, and for listings that still need a code, I give you valid UPC codes for free.
I prepare and submit your GTIN exemption request for one fixed fee of $49.
Simple, fixed pricing
One-time payment. UPC codes included free.
For private label and brand owners listing on Amazon
- Eligibility check for your brand and category
- GTIN exemption request prepared and submitted
- Guidance on the product photos Amazon needs
- Free valid UPC codes when you need them
- Help listing your products once approved
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What’s included
How it works
Frequently asked questions
How much does GTIN exemption cost?
$49, paid once. The UPC codes I provide on this page are free.
What is a GTIN exemption?
It lets you list products on Amazon without a barcode, usually for your own private label or handmade brand. Amazon reviews each request by brand and category.
Who qualifies for a GTIN exemption?
Usually brand owners whose products don’t carry a manufacturer barcode. You need your brand name on the product or packaging, plus clear product photos.
Are the free UPC codes accepted everywhere?
They work for many marketplace listings. If you need barcodes registered to your own company, for example for retail stores or Brand Registry, use my official UPC barcodes service.
Does Amazon always approve GTIN exemption?
Amazon makes the final decision. I prepare the request and photos correctly to give it the best chance, and help you reapply if anything needs fixing.
Skip the barcode headache
GTIN exemption for one fixed fee of $49, with free UPC codes when you need them.
