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Every platform changes its API: quarterly versions, sunsets, silent deprecations. The Keeper is the reason your owned connectors don't care: we watch, rebuild, re-test and ship signed updates to your machine, before the break reaches you.
A break on this board means the fix clock is already running. Owners report problems from their account; every report has a 14-day deadline.
The promise
That's the whole deal. When Shopify, bol.com or any platform changes its API and your connector stops working, we ship the fix within 14 days. You never read a changelog, you never chase a developer.
Own more connectors? Each additional one is €29/yr, capped at €149/yr for everything you own.
Maintenance is the work everyone flees, so we industrialized it. That's what makes the Keeper possible at this price.
We track every platform's API changelog, version schedule and deprecation notices, daily and automatically. You never read a changelog again.
When something changes, our build factory regenerates the affected connector code against the new API version.
The full test suite re-runs before anything ships: same data in, same numbers out. Deterministic, verified, no surprises.
A signed update lands in your account, ready to download to your machine. You see exactly what changed before you apply it. Your data never moves.
These are the change cadences we track every day. Every fix the Keeper ships gets a public entry here: dates, what changed upstream, which build resolved it. The ledger grows with our first shipped updates; we don't publish fabricated history.
Shopify
Releases a new Admin API version every quarter and retires each version on a schedule. Connectors that stand still stop working.
bol.com
Ships new Retailer API versions with fixed migration windows; older versions are switched off after the sunset date.
Microsoft 365
Microsoft Graph continually evolves: endpoints and permissions are deprecated with advance notice buried in the changelog.
Amazon
SP-API operations and schemas are versioned and deprecated on Amazon's schedule, with hard cutover dates.
Cdiscount
The Octopia-powered seller API evolves with the marketplace: endpoints change as programs are updated.
Moneybird
The API evolves with the product and with Dutch tax rules: fields and endpoints are added and adjusted through the year.
Fees shift, tax rules change, API versions sunset, the AI ecosystem moves. Even in a year where nothing visibly breaks, all of this ships to active members.
bol.com commissions, platform fees and VAT rules change through the year. Your reports' margin numbers quietly stay correct.
New pull scripts and ready-made reports land as we build them, like Shopify's 25 analytics reports and Moneybird's 8 financial reports today. What you own gets bigger, not just newer.
Platforms announce API sunsets in changelogs nobody reads. Members get the heads-up early, usually with 'already patched, nothing to do'.
Your toolkit keeps producing clean, dated CSVs that Claude, Excel or anything you already use can read, even as the platforms change underneath.
Every pull adds a dated CSV snapshot that stacks next to the last one on your own disk. Updates keep columns and formats consistent as that history grows year after year.
Priority support from the founders and member pricing on every next connector you add.
Four rules, no small print. Leaving takes nothing away from you; staying is simply always the better deal.
One yearly bill, never a monthly drip. You get the receipt of what shipped before we charge, and your price stays locked for as long as you stay active.
Keep the code, every version you received, your dated CSV history on your own disk, your reports and Toqool Local. Forever. Nothing is ever taken away.
Rejoin anytime at the normal price. One rule: new versions unlock 30 days after you return.
Platform just changed and your store can't wait 30 days? Priority reinstatement gets you current the same day.
Why the 30 days? It keeps the Keeper honest: the members who stay are never the ones subsidizing whoever only shows up when something breaks.
The continuity pledge. If Toqool ever shuts down, active members get the full build toolchain released. Your stack outlives us. That's what self-hosted means.