Best AI Tools for E-Commerce Sellers

Rep AI works like a sales associate on your site. Its behavioral AI starts a conversation with a shopper who hesitates, answers order questions, replies in the shopper's own language, and hands over to a live agent with a summary through helpdesks such as Zendesk and Gorgias. It is free to install for 100 visitors a month, then priced by visitors. Single sign-on needs the custom-priced Enterprise tier.

• +Free to install with 100 free visitors a month and no expiry below that threshold.
• +Its behavioral AI opens a conversation with a hesitating shopper on its own.
• −Price grows with monthly visitors, at $12 for every additional 1,000 beyond the free tier.

Gorgias is the ready-made helpdesk for Shopify stores: orders, customer history and the catalog show up inside each ticket, and agents can refund, discount or cancel without leaving it. Its AI Agent covers pre-sale and post-sale conversations and can suggest upsells, priced per resolution as an add-on. It also handles SMS, Instagram, Facebook and WhatsApp. Stores off Shopify get far less from it, and there is a trial but no free plan.

• +Native one-click Shopify integration pulls order data, customer history, and product catalog directly into the conversation view.
• +Agents can issue refunds, apply discounts, cancel orders, and initiate upsells without leaving the ticket interface.
• −For non-Shopify ecommerce brands, the value proposition becomes significantly more complicated and less compelling.

Richpanel is a Shopify-native helpdesk for direct-to-consumer brands with a lean team. Its self-service portal lets customers track orders and start returns without opening a ticket, Sidekick AI drafts replies and translates conversations in real time, and one inbox gathers email, chat, social, WhatsApp, SMS and phone. Plans are priced per agent by order volume, and it is a poor fit outside Shopify. Choose it over Gorgias if returns are your biggest source of tickets.

• +Built natively for Shopify from the ground up in 2019, not retrofitted, making it a genuinely deep integration for e-commerce brands.
• +The self-service portal is a standout differentiator, allowing customers to track orders, initiate returns, and get answers without ever opening a support ticket.
• −Heavily focused on Shopify and DTC brands, making it a poor fit for businesses outside e-commerce or on other platforms.

Tidio suits small shops that want live chat and an AI agent without a big budget. Its Lyro agent answers order status, return policy and FAQ questions from a website scan or uploaded FAQs, and passes anything else to a person. Flows builds rule-based automations without code, it reaches Messenger, Instagram and WhatsApp, and there is a free plan with no card. Lyro sits on Claude and OpenAI models. Rep AI is the alternative for proactive selling.

• +Lyro AI agent performs better than expected, handling repetitive queries like order status, return policies, and FAQs without human intervention.
• +Available across web, iOS, Android, Windows, Mac, and Chrome, giving small teams the flexibility to run support on the go.
• −Pricing structure is likely to frustrate buyers who don't fit the specific use case Tidio is optimized for.

eDesk is the helpdesk for sellers spread across marketplaces. Its smart inbox attaches order number, SKU and shipping status to each message, and it connects Amazon, eBay, Shopify and hundreds of other channels. The AI Agent comes with every plan at a per-outcome price, and plans are sized by how many stores or marketplaces you connect. It is unsuited to businesses outside online retail. A 14-day trial gives time to connect your main channels.

• +Centralized smart inbox automatically attaches order context (order number, SKU, shipping status) to customer messages, saving agents significant lookup time.
• +Deep marketplace integrations with Amazon, eBay, Shopify, and other eCommerce platforms make it genuinely useful for multi-channel sellers.
• −The platform's laser focus on eCommerce means it is largely unsuitable for SaaS companies, service businesses, or general customer support teams.

Wix is the easiest start for a first-time seller. Describe your business in a prompt and its AI builder generates a site, and the free plan is a working site on a Wix domain, not a demo. Ecommerce features begin on the Core plan, and paid plans include a free domain for the first year. The catch is that a finished site's code cannot be exported, and paid plans bill yearly. Shopify suits sellers planning to scale.

• +Wix's AI website builder can generate a full, business-ready site from a written prompt.
• +Every paid tier includes a built-in eCommerce store, from Basic on Light and Core up to Advanced on Business Elite.
• −Wix does not offer a way to export a site's underlying code; Velo only adds custom code that stays on Wix.

Runner AI is for sellers who would rather describe a store than design one. You build and edit it through chat, preview a full store free with up to 20 products, and get hosting, live checkout and dropshipping sourcing on paid plans. It can migrate a catalog, orders and customers from Shopify in one click. Every plan adds a per-sale fee that falls with the tier but never reaches zero, and running several stores needs the top plan.

• +Builds and edits an entire store through chat rather than a drag and drop editor.
• +Includes hosting and live checkout from the Plus plan up.
• −Charges a declining per-sale fee on top of every subscription tier, from 2% on Plus down to 1% on Max, that never reaches zero.

GemPages is a drag-and-drop page builder inside Shopify, made for landing pages, product pages and post-purchase upsell funnels. The free plan never expires but is capped at one published page, and every paid plan publishes unlimited pages. A/B testing runs through GemX, and custom code is available for going beyond the editor. It works with Shopify only. Replo is the pick if you want an AI agent to build pages for you.

• +A free plan that never expires, on top of unlimited page publishing on every paid plan.
• +Built-in A/B testing runs through GemX on any published page.
• −The free plan is capped at one published page; unlimited publishing needs a paid plan.

Replo suits Shopify teams that want an AI agent to build and edit pages from a prompt, or a developer who wants a Git-based workflow that connects to Cursor or Claude Code, plus a documented API. A free plan never expires but has no custom domains. The agent and the Theme Builder are separate products that meter different things, and checkout stays on Shopify. If you want plain drag-and-drop, GemPages is closer.

• +A free plan that never expires is available alongside the paid tiers.
• +A dedicated API reference and SDK support custom development.
• −It works with Shopify only, with no other store platform supported.

Pagepilot is built for dropshippers. Paste a product link from AliExpress, Amazon, Etsy, TikTok Shop, Shein or eBay and it generates a branded Shopify product page, with a product finder alongside. Higher plans connect more Shopify stores, up to five on Scaler, and there is no minimum contract. The free plan cannot import or publish pages, it works with Shopify only, and there is no A/B testing. Choose GemPages if testing matters.

• +Generates a full Shopify product page from a pasted product link sourced from AliExpress, Amazon, Etsy, TikTok Shop, Shein or eBay.
• +Includes a Dropshipping Product Finder and Daily Winning Products research tool alongside page building.
• −Publishes pages only to Shopify, with no support for other store platforms.

TextCortex is a general assistant with a free plan, Knowledge Bases, custom agents and Deep Research, and models from several providers. It hosts in the EU and does not train on your data, which suits European sellers with privacy needs. Image generation and most stronger models are on Premium only, and the Windows app is on a waitlist while the Mac app is in beta. It is not made for catalog copy the way Describely is.

• +A free plan gives limited access to TextCortex's core features, including Knowledge Bases, custom agents and Deep Research.
• +TextCortex is model-agnostic, giving access to models from several providers such as GPT-5, Claude 4.5 Sonnet, Gemini 3 Pro and Grok 4 rather than one fixed model.
• −Image generation is limited to the Premium plan and is not available on Free.

Claude links to your store through Shopify's official connector: it reads products, orders and analytics and can update products from the chat, so descriptions are written and rewritten against your real catalog. Read the permissions before approving, because it can make changes to the store. Writing long, careful copy is where it is strongest. For bulk catalog runs with review workflows, Hypotenuse AI is built for volume.

• +The free plan already includes web search, file creation, code execution and memory across conversations.
• +Deep research is available from the Pro plan up.
• −The Opus and Fable models are only available from the Pro plan up.

Jasper is for sellers who want one brand voice everywhere, not only on product pages. Jasper IQ applies your tone and style to product copy, ads and email, the Canvas editor handles long-form drafts, and more than 100 templates cover short copy. There is a 7-day trial but no free plan, and the entry price is high for solo sellers. Describely and TextCortex both have free ways to start.

• +Jasper routes across multiple large language models including GPT-4 and Claude, reducing dependency on any single provider's limitations.
• +The Jasper IQ feature embeds brand voice, tone, and style guidelines into every piece of content generated.
• −The entry-level pricing is high enough to exclude solo bloggers and small-budget users, making it viable only for teams that can justify the spend.

Writesonic goes beyond product copy. Its article writer produces long-form pieces up to 5,000 words for category guides and blogs, brand voice supports up to 10 styles on Growth, and it tracks how your brand appears across AI search platforms. A 7-day trial needs no card, and there is no free plan. It has no Google Docs integration, and the AI search focus is newer than its copywriting. Hypotenuse AI is more catalog-focused.

• +The AI Article Writer produces long-form content up to 5,000 words, making it viable for substantial editorial output.
• +Brand voice customization supports up to 10 distinct writing styles on the Growth plan, which exceeds most competitors at the same tier.
• −No Google Docs integration exists, which is a meaningful gap for editorial teams that rely on collaborative document workflows.

Hypotenuse AI is the bulk option for big catalogs. It writes and enriches product copy shaped for Amazon, Walmart and Target, imports and exports by CSV and XLSX, and routes drafts through custom review workflows before anything publishes. It is SOC 2 compliant and does not train on your data. Neither plan publishes a price, both are quoted through a demo, and there is no free plan. Describely lets you try five products free.

• +Hypotenuse AI imports and exports content by CSV and XLSX.
• +It offers custom review workflows that move approved content downstream before it publishes.
• −Hypotenuse AI has no free plan.

Describely charges per product instead of a subscription, and the first five products are free with no card, so a small shop can test it on real listings. It writes product descriptions in bulk, has a review screen, and publishes straight to Shopify, WooCommerce, Wix or Squarespace. There is no public API and no marketplace-specific templates. Hypotenuse AI is the pick for Amazon and Walmart formats.

• +The first five products are free, with no credit card required.
• +There is no setup fee, subscription, or minimum contract term.
• −It does not offer a public API.

Adobe Firefly suits sellers already in Creative Cloud. It generates images, video and audio from models trained on licensed content, works with Photoshop and Express, and does not train on your content by default. A free plan gives limited daily generations. Every paid plan is an annual commitment paid monthly, and its text-to-image tool has no seed or negative-prompt field. Leonardo.Ai gives finer control.

• +The free plan gives limited daily generations across image, video and audio models at no cost.
• +Adobe will not use your content to train its models, except content you choose to submit to Adobe Stock, which is opt-in.
• −No paid plan has a true month-to-month price; every one is an annual commitment paid in monthly instalments.

Leonardo.Ai is the option for sellers who want product images in a consistent house style. You can train personal models on your own images, keep characters consistent, and choose from its own models and many other companies' models. The free plan gives a daily token allowance, but free generations are public by default, so keeping product shots private needs a paid plan. It has no vector output. Firefly is simpler if you already use Adobe.

• +The free plan gives 150 Fast Tokens a day plus a 150 Token Bank, at no cost.
• +Its own models accept a fixed seed, a negative prompt field and adjustable prompt enhancement for precise control.
• −Leonardo does not offer vector output.

Stockimg AI gathers product shots, logos, posters and social posts in one place, with a brand kit and scheduling to Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Pinterest and X. You own what you create, but commercial use is reserved for paying subscribers, and keeping a character consistent or training a model on your images sits on the Enterprise plan. Exports include SVG and PDF. Photoroom is better suited to catalog clean-up.

• +Stockimg AI's terms assign full ownership of everything you create to you, the creator.
• +Images and designs export as PNG, JPG, SVG or PDF.
• −Commercial use of your creations is limited to paying subscribers, not available on the free account.

Canva is where many sellers build listing graphics, banners, social posts and simple videos, because the free plan holds more than 1.6 million templates, a large stock library and one Brand Kit. Magic Design turns a prompt into a layout, and Magic Eraser, Edit and Expand fix images on the page. AI use is capped, with around 20 uses on free, and uploads train Canva's algorithms unless you opt out. Photoroom is the specialist for product cut-outs.

• +The free plan includes over 1,000 design types, more than 1.6 million templates, more than 4.7 million stock photos, videos, graphics and audio clips, and 5GB of storage at no cost.
• +Magic Design turns a written prompt into a finished design, extending the same approach to presentations and video.
• −The AI Image Generator's Vector style produces a raster image with a vector look, not an editable vector or SVG file.

Photoroom is the practical choice for cleaning up product photos at volume: fast background removal, AI product staging, Brand Kit and batch editing across large image sets by web app or API, with Marketplace Sync for Shopify. It struggles with fine edges such as hair or translucent packaging. Plans are sold by credits and exports, so check how many images you handle a month. Canva is broader if you also need banners.

• +The background remover is fast and accurate, particularly on product images with clean subjects, backed by 80 million users.
• +Purpose-built for e-commerce sellers, meaning every feature decision is shaped around product visual workflows.
• −Not a general-purpose design tool, no logo generator, wireframing, or presentation builder, which will disappoint broader creative users.

Sellozo is for Amazon sellers who dislike ad fees that grow with spend. It automates bids to a target ACoS, dayparting and negative keywords for a flat monthly price across up to 20 marketplaces, on month-to-month billing with a 30-day trial. It does not run Amazon DSP display and video ads and has no managed service, only a referral to an independent agency. BidX covers DSP.

• +Sellozo automatically adjusts bids to a target ACoS across connected Amazon marketplaces.
• +Negative keyword creation is fully automated to cut wasteful spend.
• −There is no free plan.

AdScale generates and manages ad campaigns on Google Search, Performance Max, Display, Facebook and Instagram, and creates the copy, images and video for them, with a done-for-you option. It works with Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce and others. Price climbs as ad spend moves into a higher band, there is a 14-day trial but no free plan, and its privacy terms allow anonymised customer data to be used for product development. It does not touch Amazon.

• +AdScale optimizes bids automatically across campaigns.
• +It automatically builds campaigns across Google Search, Performance Max, Display, Facebook and Instagram.
• −AdScale has no free plan.

Ecomtent writes listings in bulk for Amazon, Walmart and eBay, shaped for each marketplace, with keyword-rich copy aimed at Amazon's Rufus assistant and lifestyle images, infographics and A+ Content imagery. It suits sellers with large catalogs and a budget: pricing rises with catalog size, there is no free plan or trial, and content publishes without a review or approval step. Hypotenuse AI adds review workflows.

• +Ecomtent generates listing content in bulk, shaped for each marketplace, including eBay listing templates and Amazon and Walmart titles and bullet points.
• +For Amazon, it writes keyword-rich, COSMO-optimized copy aimed at Amazon's Rufus shopping assistant.
• −Ecomtent has no free plan.

LimeSpot offers two products. Turbo is free for up to 10 orders a month and priced by orders above that, and Max is the full personalisation suite priced on a sliding revenue scale. Max includes free onboarding and works with Shopify, including Plus, and BigCommerce. Turbo does not work on Shopify Plus, Max's price rises with revenue, and support is email plus an account manager on Max. Nosto is the enterprise route.

• +LimeSpot Turbo is free for up to 10 orders a month.
• +Advanced A/B Testing runs multi-variate tests with statistical significance and confidence tracking.
• −LimeSpot Turbo does not work on Shopify Plus stores.

Nosto is the enterprise option. Recommendations, category merchandising, bundles, post-purchase upsell and personalised content sit in one platform across Shopify, Salesforce Commerce Cloud, Shopware, Adobe Commerce and BigCommerce, with REST and GraphQL APIs and onboarding from its customer success team. Pricing is a custom quote on twelve-month terms, and there is no self-service trial, only a proof of concept for qualified merchants. Small stores should look at LimeSpot or Rebuy.

• +Nosto covers product recommendations, category merchandising, bundles, post-purchase upsell, personalized content, A/B testing, segments and email recommendations in one platform.
• +Nosto offers both a REST API and a GraphQL API for custom integration.
• −Nosto publishes no pricing figures; every plan requires a custom quote.

Manifest AI is a shopping assistant grounded in your own catalog. It answers order status, returns, shipping and product questions directly, replies in many languages, and hands anything it cannot answer to your helpdesk, email, live chat or WhatsApp with the reason attached. It runs the same way on Shopify, WooCommerce and BigCommerce, and offers a 30-day trial. Paid pricing is only given on a booked demo call, unlike Rep AI, which publishes its tiers.

• +It runs natively on Shopify, WooCommerce, and BigCommerce with the same setup on each.
• +It resolves order status, returns, shipping, and product questions directly.
• −No price list is published; paid pricing is quoted only on a booked demo call.

Clerk.io sells search, recommendations, chat, email and audience segments as separate modules, so you switch on only what you need and pay for usage in each. It has built-in split testing, no joining fee or minimum term, and works with Shopify, WooCommerce, Adobe Commerce and PrestaShop. There is no permanent free plan and it does not hold SOC 2 Type II. Fast Simon covers search alone, with a free start.

• +Clerk.io covers search, recommendations, chat, email and audience segmentation as one connected set of modules.
• +Clerk.io includes built-in split testing to compare recommendation logics against each other.
• −Clerk.io has no permanent free plan; every module's cheapest usable tier starts at $119 a month.

Octane AI is for Shopify brands that want product quizzes. Shoppers answer questions, get recommendations, and their answers flow into email and SMS tools as first-party data. Pricing runs on credits, one per completed quiz engagement, with the cheapest tier capped at two quizzes. There is no free plan, only a 14-day trial, and it does not answer order status or return questions. Manifest AI covers those.

• +There is no setup fee on any plan.
• +The CORE-1 engine cross-references shopper answers against the entire product catalogue.
• −There is no free plan, only a 14-day trial of a paid plan.

Luigi's Box bundles search, recommendations, product listing and a shopping assistant, with automatic synonym and typo handling and results in several languages from one account. On Shopify it has a free plan for up to 5,000 indexed units a month, while the core product is a custom quote. A 30-day trial covers the assistant. It has no image search and no dedicated mobile app. Fast Simon offers image search.

• +Its Shopify free plan handles up to 5,000 indexed units a month with AI search, recommendations, product listing and advanced analytics.
• +It works with Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, Adobe Commerce, Shopware and PrestaShop, among others.
• −Its core product is priced by custom quote with no published monthly figure.

APPROSEARCH combines keyword and AI semantic search with voice search in more than 90 languages and image search, priced in euros by catalog size and monthly requests. It offers a REST API, SDKs and webhooks, no joining fee and cancellation at any time. Image search starts on Scale, it does not personalise per shopper, and there is no free plan, only a 14-day trial. It suits European stores that value GDPR coverage.

• +It combines BM25 keyword search with AI semantic search, plus voice search in more than 90 languages.
• +It works with Shopify, PrestaShop, WooCommerce, BigCommerce and Sylius.
• −There is no free plan, only a 14-day trial.

Wizzy packs a wide feature list into one search suite: semantic search that understands natural-language queries, visual search from a photo or camera, multilingual search, merchandising rules and conversational filters. It does not train shared AI models on your store data, and has no joining fee. Every tier is paid after a 14-day trial, price rises with products and queries, and phone support is Enterprise only. Nobi is the lighter option.

• +Semantic search understands natural-language queries beyond exact keywords.
• +Visual search lets shoppers find products by uploading a photo or using a camera.
• −There is no free plan; every tier is paid, starting at $199 a month after a 14-day trial.

Nobi is search that remembers. It personalises results to each shopper's past behavior across visits, returns related results instead of a dead end, and doubles as a conversational assistant. It installs with a JavaScript snippet rather than a Shopify app, and exposes an MCP endpoint for outside AI agents. There is no free plan: a live site needs a 30-day trial with a card, and extra searches and messages are metered. It has no visual search.

• +Semantic search always returns related results instead of a dead end.
• +It remembers a shopper across visits and personalizes results to their past behavior.
• −There is no free plan; a live deployment needs a card-backed 30-day trial before the $25-a-month plan begins.

Klaviyo is the standard email and SMS platform for online stores. Flows with branching logic, segmentation, mobile push, WhatsApp and reviews sit in one place, and a free plan covers up to 250 profiles with 10,000 Composer credits a month. Its Composer agent builds campaigns from a prompt but depends on clean historical data, and live chat support is on paid plans only. It is built for consumer brands, not B2B. ActiveCampaign goes deeper on automation.

• +Combines email, SMS, mobile push, WhatsApp, reviews, and customer service inbox in a single unified platform.
• +Visual drag-and-drop flow builder supports advanced branching logic including conditional splits, time delays, and A/B testing inside flows.
• −The 'autonomous B2C CRM' marketing framing overpromises and requires scrutiny, real-world performance depends heavily on the quality of your historical data.

ActiveCampaign is for sellers who want deep automation across email, SMS and WhatsApp from one visual builder, with triggers such as form submissions, email opens and ecommerce events, and more than a thousand integrations. It has no free plan, only a 14-day trial without a card, an English-only interface, and a learning curve that can overwhelm anyone who needs simple email. Klaviyo is easier for a small store.

• +ActiveCampaign has been a trusted platform since 2003, giving it deep institutional knowledge and a proven track record with 180,000+ customers.
• +The visual automation builder supports genuinely complex branching logic with a wide range of triggers including webhooks, form submissions, email opens, and ecommerce events.
• −The platform is extremely deep and feature-rich, which can overwhelm users who just need straightforward email automation.

RetentionX answers a different question from the rest: which customers come back and what they are worth. It offers multi-touch attribution with a first-party pixel, lifetime value by cohort and custom dashboards on the cheapest plan, with a SOC 2 report. It works with Shopify and BigCommerce and gives a 30-day trial. Price rises with your trailing revenue, it has no public API, and there is no free plan. Triple Whale adds profit tracking.

• +Every tier includes a 30-day free trial.
• +It holds a SOC 2 report, available through its trust center.
• −RetentionX has no free plan.

Creatify turns a product page link into a video ad. It pulls visuals, writes a script, picks an AI avatar and assembles the video, then batch-creates 50 plus variants and launches to Meta and TikTok directly. A built-in tool shows competitor ads. The free plan gives 10 credits a month, about two video ads, with a watermark on exports. It is focused on ads and not suited to general video editing.

• +URL-to-video feature automatically pulls visuals, generates a script, picks an avatar, and assembles a video ad from just a product page link.
• +Batch creation allows users to spin up 50+ ad variants quickly without manual assembly for each one.
• −The platform is narrowly focused on ad creation and not suitable for general video editing or broader content production needs.

Topview suits sellers who want product videos beyond avatar presenters. It runs several models, including Seedance, Veo, MiniMax and Wan, offers Canvas and a 3D Shot Composer for camera control, and Clip Edit regenerates only the bad section of a video. An off-peak mode halves credit cost with delivery within 24 hours. It is web-only, has no free plan, and its breadth is young. KreadoAI is simpler for URL-to-ad.

• +Multi-model pipeline lets users choose from several AI engines including Seedance 2.5, MiniMax H3, Google Veo 3.1, and Wan 3.0 depending on resolution and quality needs.
• +Clip Edit feature allows targeted regeneration of specific bad sections without redoing the entire video, solving a common AI video frustration.
• −Web-only platform with no desktop or mobile app limits where and how users can work.

MakeUGC generates UGC-style ad creatives with more than 1,000 AI creators, and its Content Library lists proven ad formats by niche, style and format. The workflow is simple: write a script, pick a creator, generate, then add captions, music and B-roll in the editor. There is no free plan, credits scale by tier, and the refund page offers a full refund within three business days if credits are not substantially used. Creatify starts free.

• +The avatar library offers over 1,000 AI actor options, giving users substantial variety for UGC-style ad creatives.
• +The Content Library provides a catalog of real, high-performing UGC ad formats filtered by niche, style, and ad format, reducing the need for prompting.
• −At $59 per month from day three, the price point is difficult to justify without proven output benchmarks.

Lebesgue is the analytics pick when you want a flat price. Core analytics do not rise with store size, and the free plan includes profit tracking, order history, advertising analytics and automated Meta, Google and TikTok ad audits. Benchmarks compare your metrics with peer stores. First-party attribution needs the separately priced Le Pixel add-on, and there is no custom dashboard or public API. It works with Shopify and WooCommerce. Triple Whale goes deeper.

• +The free plan carries real, working analytics features rather than a stripped-down shell.
• +Core analytics pricing is flat and does not rise as a store's size or revenue grows.
• −Lebesgue has no public API for building custom integrations.

Prisync tracks competitor prices and stock for retailers, with unlimited competitors on every plan, alerts when a price changes and automated repricing rules. It works with Shopify, Adobe Commerce and Amazon and has no joining fee or minimum term. There is no free plan, only a 14-day trial without a card, some pricing models add a surcharge for every extra sales channel, and API access costs 20 percent more. For your own profit, look at Lebesgue.

• +Prisync tracks an unlimited number of competitors on every plan.
• +It has no setup fee and no minimum contract term.
• −Prisync has no free plan.

Prediko plans stock. It offers AI demand forecasts, purchase orders and cost of goods calculated on a FIFO basis with landed cost, plus an estimate of revenue lost to each stockout. Full API access and a personalised onboarding session come with every paid tier, and the interface comes in ten languages. It is for Shopify stores, price rises with trailing revenue, there is no free plan, and it has no attribution or lifetime value features. Triple Whale also forecasts demand.

• +Full API access is included on every paid tier.
• +It calculates FIFO-based cost of goods sold with landed cost, flagging estimated revenue lost per stockout.
• −Prediko has no free plan; the cheapest tier is Starter at $49 a month.