GS1 US, Inc.

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GS1 US is the U.S. member organization of GS1, providing barcodes, GS1 Company Prefixes, and data standards that enable product identification and supply chain traceability.

Ewing, New Jersey, USA
Owned by GS1

About GS1 US, Inc.

GS1 US, Inc. is the U.S. member organization of GS1, the global not‑for‑profit standards body best known for creating and managing the barcodes used on products worldwide. GS1 US assigns GS1 Company Prefixes and GTINs (Global Trade Item Numbers, often called UPCs), and provides education, data services, and implementation support to help businesses identify products, locations, and assets in a standardized way. Their services are used by manufacturers, retailers, online sellers, healthcare organizations, and logistics providers to ensure products can be scanned and tracked across supply chains and sales channels.

A charge from GS1 US typically appears when a business purchases or renews a GS1 Company Prefix or individual GTINs/UPCs for their products. Other potential charges may relate to data services such as GS1 US Data Hub, educational courses, membership fees, or implementation support. Many of these fees are annual renewals, so you may see recurring charges on roughly the same date each year corresponding to your prefix license or membership renewal.

If you have questions about a GS1 US charge, first check your email for invoices or receipts from GS1 US and log into your GS1 US or GS1 US Data Hub account to review your active licenses and services. Verify whether the charge aligns with a recent prefix or GTIN purchase, renewal, or training registration. For further assistance, you can contact GS1 US customer support via phone or their website’s contact form, referencing your company name, GS1 Company Prefix, and invoice number to help them quickly locate your account and explain the billing details.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why was I charged by GS1 US, Inc.?

You were most likely charged by GS1 US for the purchase or annual renewal of a GS1 Company Prefix, individual GTINs/UPCs, access to GS1 US Data Hub, or registration for a training or educational program. Review recent GS1 US invoices or your online account to match the charge to a specific service.

Is the GS1 US fee a one-time charge or a recurring annual fee?

Most GS1 Company Prefix licenses from GS1 US involve an initial fee plus an annual renewal fee to maintain your license and keep your company information current in the GS1 database. Some services, like certain educational courses, may be one‑time charges, while data services and memberships may also renew annually.

How can I view or update the GS1 US services my company is paying for?

Log in to your GS1 US account or GS1 US Data Hub using the credentials associated with your company. There you can see active prefixes, GTINs, data subscriptions, and renewal dates, as well as download invoices and payment history.

How do I cancel my GS1 Company Prefix license or stop future renewals with GS1 US?

To cancel a GS1 Company Prefix license or prevent future renewals, contact GS1 US customer support through the contact options listed on gs1us.org. You may also be able to update renewal preferences in your online account. Keep in mind that canceling your license may affect your ability to create new GTINs or maintain existing product data under that prefix.

How can I request a refund or dispute a GS1 US charge?

If you believe you were billed in error or charged for a service you did not intend to renew, contact GS1 US customer service as soon as possible with your invoice number, company name, and date and amount of the charge. They will review your account and applicable policies to determine whether a refund, credit, or adjustment is possible.

Why do I see a GS1 US charge even though I use a reseller or third-party service for barcodes?

Some third‑party providers may help you register directly with GS1 US or renew an existing GS1 Company Prefix. In those cases, the actual billing may still come from GS1 US. Check any contracts or emails from your reseller to see if they arranged GS1 US services in your company’s name.

What are common amounts for GS1 US charges?

Common GS1 US charges include fees for new GS1 Company Prefixes (which vary based on prefix capacity), annual renewal fees for existing prefixes, smaller charges for single or limited‑quantity GTINs, and fees for training courses or data services. The exact amount depends on the size of your prefix and the specific services you selected—details will appear on your GS1 US invoice.

How can I contact GS1 US about a suspicious or unrecognized charge?

Visit gs1us.org and use the Support or Contact sections to find phone numbers and online contact forms. When you reach out, provide the last four digits of the card used, the amount and date of the charge, and any invoice or account information, so GS1 US can quickly investigate and clarify the transaction.

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