1.000 UPC-EAN Barcode Numbers

Legal Disclaimer: GoodUPC (operated by Furvexo LLC) is an independent barcode reseller and is NOT affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by GS1 US or GS1 Global.
All barcodes provided were originally issued by the Uniform Code Council (now GS1) prior to the 2002 UCC settlement, making them legally eligible for resale and completely exempt from GS1 annual renewal fees.
While our barcodes are compatible with most major online retailers, customers are encouraged to verify specific marketplace requirements before purchase.

Why choose Good UPC Codes for purchasing UPC codes?

When purchasing UPC codes, it’s important to work with a knowledgeable and experienced provider. As a highly established barcode seller, we are active members of the Authenticated UPC Registration Directory. Over the years, we have successfully delivered millions of UPC barcodes to clients in over 175 countries worldwide, ensuring quality and reliability.

Are you an Amazon seller looking for UPC codes?

Our UPC codes are rigorously tested and verified for high compatibility with Amazon. We have optimized our codes to meet standard marketplace requirements and have logged thousands of hours assisting sellers in successfully listing their products.

Looking for UPC codes for other major online retailers?

Our UPC codes are engineered to work seamlessly across major online platforms. If a retailer requires standard UPC codes, our numbers are designed to be fully compatible. Our customers successfully use these codes for product listings on eBay, Jet.com, Walmart Marketplace, Google Shopping, Sears Marketplace, Rakuten, and Newegg.

Are you using a multi-channel product data feed service?

If you use a multi-channel feed provider (such as Channel Advisor or Commerce Hub), you will need a UPC code for each product. Our barcodes are fully compatible with these systems, helping you avoid errors and listing issues across your distribution channels.

Google Shopping & GTIN Compatibility

Advertising on Google Shopping? Google requires a valid GTIN (Global Trade Item Number) for products across most major brands and countries. Our UPC codes function perfectly as GTIN-12 numbers, helping you stay compliant with Google’s product data specifications.

Are all UPC Codes equal?

Not all barcode providers are the same. The quality of your UPC codes depends entirely on your vendor’s verification process. We deploy custom interconnected systems to verify that the UPC codes we provide to you have never been used previously and are ready for immediate assignment to your products.

How Many UPC Codes do I Need?

You need exactly one unique UPC code for every product variation you sell. For example, if a product comes in different sizes, shapes, or colors, each specific variation requires its own dedicated UPC code.

What exactly am I paying for?

You are paying for the legitimate licensing rights to assign these specific 12-digit UPC numbers to your products. The traditional barcode image (the vertical lines) is simply a visual representation generated from this unique 12-digit number.

Perfect for Physical Retail Stores

Planning to sell in physical brick-and-mortar stores? You may also need master carton codes (SCC-14 codes). Nearly every physical retail store requires a corresponding SCC-14 code for bulk shipments, which can be easily generated from our standard UPC codes.

Legal Disclaimer: GoodUPC (operated by Furvexo LLC) is an independent barcode reseller and is NOT affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by GS1 US or GS1 Global.
All barcodes provided were originally issued by the Uniform Code Council (now GS1) prior to the 2002 UCC settlement, making them legally eligible for resale and completely exempt from GS1 annual renewal fees.
While our barcodes are compatible with most major online retailers, customers are encouraged to verify specific marketplace requirements before purchase.