The old DataSpark $1 trial is no longer a reliable public offer. DataSpark now sits inside the Threecolts ecosystem, and the old DataSpark package and login links redirect away from a standalone checkout.
Use this page as a record of how the old trial worked, plus a checklist of what to verify if Threecolts reopens DataSpark access. For a live Walmart seller workflow, compare Seller 365, ScoutX, or WallySmarter before entering billing details.
Key Takeaways
- Do not assume the old $1 DataSpark trial is still available.
- The Chrome extension still has a public listing, but the standalone checkout and login paths no longer work like the old page.
- If you need Walmart research today, check Threecolts Seller 365, ScoutX, or WallySmarter before entering payment details.
Historical: How the DataSpark $1 Trial Worked
The checkout flow below is historical. Use it only as a reference unless the destination again shows a DataSpark plan, price, and cancellation path.
Step 1: Open DataSpark
Go to the DataSpark website.
Step 2: Choose a Plan
Switch between the Monthly and Annual billing options.
Step 3: Create Your Account
Choose a plan, then click “Get started.”
Step 4: Apply a Coupon Code
Enter your email and password in the “New Customer” column, then click “Create account and continue.”
Step 5: Enter Billing Details
Enter one of the special DataSpark coupons in the coupon field under Order Summary, then click “Apply coupon.” I used onebucklightning because I chose the Lightning plan. You should use onebuckspark and onebuckthunder for the Spark and Thunder plans, respectively.
Step 6: Review Checkout
Historically, this step asked for billing details and showed $1 for the first month in the order summary.
Step 7: Start Historical Trial
Click “Continue to review” to checkout and get the trial.
Historically, this completed one month of DataSpark access on the selected plan for $1.
Do not assume those renewal terms still apply. Confirm cancellation and renewal details before entering payment information.
What DataSpark Tools Were Available on the Trial?
The old DataSpark trial gave you complete access to all the features and tools of your chosen plan with no extra usage limits. Hence, you can leverage powerful tools like Advanced Product Finder, Product Keyword Rank, and Profitability Metrics to supercharge your Walmart sales the same way a paying customer would.
Furthermore, you can install its Chrome extension to streamline your product research and sourcing efforts. With it, you can fetch crucial data like sales estimates, sales rank, and product trends on the fly as you browse Walmart (or some Amazon web pages that display similar products on Walmart).
How to Get the DataSpark Free Chrome Extension?
The DataSpark Chrome extension still has a public Chrome Web Store listing, but account access now depends on Threecolts. Here is how the extension path works:
Step 1: Log In
Log in to your DataSpark account. Or, follow the steps above to sign up first.
Step 2: Search Chrome Web Store
Open the Chrome Web Store on a new tab and search “dataspark.”
Step 3: Choose DataSpark Tools
Click “DataSpark Tools.”
Step 4: Add the Extension
Click “Add to Chrome.”
Step 5: Confirm Installation
Click “Add extension” in the pop-up window.
Step 6: Connect the Extension
Open DataSpark from the Extensions area, then enter your DataSpark API Key and Walmart credentials to finish the setup.
Can You Extend the Old DataSpark Trial?
The old standalone DataSpark trial cannot be extended from the public checkout today. If Threecolts offers you current access, ask support how trial extensions and plan changes work before relying on old cancellation rules.
Generally, each user is eligible for a single one-month trial on any given plan.
Could You Access the DataSpark API During the Trial?
When the old trial was live, DataSpark API access was included during the trial. However, the number of API tokens on each plan differs, as tabled below.
Plans | Tokens/Month |
|---|---|
Spark | 30,000 |
Lightning | 1,000,000 |
Thunder | 2,000,000 |
You’ll consume these API tokens when using the Chrome extension or the API itself.
While you’ll mostly use one token per returned API request/call, you’ll need more for advanced searches on the Lightning and Thunder plans.
For example, you get brand-level data on the two bigger plans, which cost ten tokens per brand call. Thus, every product research involving a brand-level data recall would cost 11 tokens: one token for the regular research and ten tokens for the brand-level data.
Fortunately, this has been accounted for since Lightning has 33.3x of Spark’s tokens, while Thunder boasts 66.6x.
What DataSpark Plan Did the Old Trial Upgrade To?
The old checkout upgraded accounts to the plan tested during the $1 trial.
Hence, you should decide which best suits your needs and budget, as each tier has unique features. For example, you can’t access Walmart data on Amazon pages on the Spark plan, which might limit the depth of opportunities you can find across both platforms.
Similarly, the WFS Brand Opportunity Finder is only available on the Thunder plan.
That means sellers looking to leapfrog the competition by offering Walmart Fulfilment-backed offerings on products where they don’t already exist can easily find such.
I’ve covered these plans’ offerings more deeply and explained how to pick the best one for your Walmart business in this detailed pricing guide.
Check DataSpark Availability Before Paying
The old DataSpark trial was a practical way to test whether the platform aligns with the objectives of your Walmart business and your sales goals.
Since it gives you full access to the features of your chosen plan, you can understand DataSpark’s historical potential for scaling a Walmart wholesale and arbitrage workflow. Today, confirm the product path and checkout terms before treating that old $1 offer as live.
Sign up through my exclusive deals link to check where DataSpark access routes today before you enter payment details.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I still get the DataSpark $1 trial?
No, not from the old public checkout path. The old DataSpark package and login links now redirect into Threecolts, so confirm a current DataSpark checkout before entering billing details.
Is the DataSpark Chrome extension still available?
Yes, the DataSpark Tools Chrome extension still has a public listing. The listing names Threecolts as the developer, so account access may depend on a current Threecolts or Seller 365 login.
What replaced DataSpark for current buyers?
Threecolts now points sellers toward Seller 365 and ScoutX. ScoutX includes a DataSpark integration for Walmart listings, while Seller 365 bundles multiple reseller tools.
Can I cancel my DataSpark trial?
Only rely on cancellation steps from an active current account. If you cannot access a DataSpark dashboard, contact Threecolts support before trusting old cancellation instructions.