generated: '2026-08-25'
method: searched
source: https://www.logiwa.com/pricing
docs: https://www.logiwa.com/pricing
name: Logiwa plans and pricing
description: >-
  Logiwa publishes NO prices. The pricing page is a quote-request form and states outright that
  it does not list prices. Separately, the developer documentation names three API user types
  (Standard, Enterprise, Premium) that carry different published request quotas, but attaches no
  price to any of them and routes the buyer to a sales representative.
plan_count: 0
pricing_model: quote-only
currency: null
plans: []
published_statement: >-
  "Why doesn't Logiwa list prices on their website? Because a one-size-fits-all price doesn't
  work for growth-minded 3PLs and brands." Pricing is described as based on fulfillment volume
  and complexity rather than user count, with unlimited users included.
api_user_types:
  note: >-
    These are the API access tiers Logiwa documents. They are quota tiers, not published plans —
    no price, currency or billing period is stated for any of them. Recorded here because the
    quota attached to each is real and published. See rate-limits/logiwa-rate-limits.yml.
  source: https://developer.logiwa.com/?id=5df0d8bfe6466c2eec992f31
  tiers:
  - name: Standard
    price: null
    requests_per_minute: 60
  - name: Enterprise
    price: null
    requests_per_minute: 530
  - name: Premium
    price: null
    requests_per_minute: 1200
access_gate: >-
  Getting Started states the integrator must estimate call volume, decide on a user type, contact
  a sales representative or customer success manager to learn pricing, add API users to the sales
  contract, and then wait for Logiwa support to provision the users. There is no self-service
  sign-up for API access.
x-evidence:
  fetched: '2026-08-25'
  probes:
  - url: https://www.logiwa.com/pricing
    http_status: 200
  - url: https://developer.logiwa.com/?id=5df0d8bfe6466c2eec992f31
    http_status: 200