Kopy Pricing Explained (2026): What Each Plan Really Costs
A breakdown of Kopy's three plans — $9.99, $24.99, and $32.99/mo — plus the $4.99 multi-store fee, the 3-day trial, the conflicting numbers published online, and how the total compares to Ecopy and Poky.
Kopy's pricing looks simple until you try to work out which tier you actually need. The plan cards repeat the same feature bullets, third-party sites quote different numbers, and the multi-store fee is easy to miss.
Here is what the pricing looks like as published on kopy.app on 22 July 2026, and what it means for your monthly bill.
The three plans
| Plan | Price | Listed as including |
|---|---|---|
| Basic | $9.99/mo | 1-click import, edit before import, AI translation, AI descriptions, AI page generation, Protect |
| Basic + AI (Essential) | $24.99/mo | All Starter features |
| Basic + AI + Protect (Ultimate) | $32.99/mo | All Essential features |
There is no free plan. Access starts with a 3-day free trial that includes AI features and Kopy Protect, after which a paid plan begins.
Additional stores cost $4.99/month each.
The problem with these plan descriptions
Read the table again. The $9.99 tier lists AI page generation and Protect — the two features the higher tiers are named after. The $24.99 tier's description is "all Starter features included." The $32.99 tier's is "all Essential features included."
Taken literally, the plan cards do not explain what you gain by paying three times more.
The realistic interpretation is that the higher tiers lift usage limits on AI generation and unlock Protect properly, while the Basic card lists features that are present but capped. That is the standard pattern in this category. But it's an interpretation, not something the pricing page states.
It gets murkier. Several review sites publish a completely different set of figures — a Starter plan at $4.99, Essential at $24.99, Ultimate at $29.99. Either those are stale, or pricing has changed recently, or regional pricing differs.
Practical advice: before subscribing, open the pricing page, start the trial, and confirm in the app which AI limits attach to your tier. Do not budget from a review — including this one.
What you'll actually pay
For a single store on the entry plan: $9.99/month, or about $120/year.
Two stores on the entry plan: $9.99 + $4.99 = $14.98/month.
If the AI limits on Basic turn out to be too tight and you move to Essential: $24.99/month, or $300/year. Two stores at that tier: $29.98/month.
Full Ultimate with Protect across three stores: $32.99 + $9.98 = $42.97/month, or about $516/year.
That top figure is the one worth sitting with. Half a thousand dollars a year is a real line item for a store that hasn't found a winning product yet.
How that compares
| Kopy | Ecopy | Poky | PagePilot | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free plan | No | Yes | No | No |
| Trial | 3 days | 3 days on paid | 2 days | Yes, no publishing |
| Entry | $9.99/mo | $4.99/mo | $2.95/mo | $39/mo |
| Top tier | $32.99/mo | $19.99/mo | $2.95/mo flat | $99/mo |
| Extra store | $4.99/mo | — | — | included in tier |
Kopy sits in the middle: more expensive than the pure importers, far cheaper than the dedicated page builders.
The comparison that matters depends on what you're buying it for:
- If you want the cheapest import, Poky's $2.95 flat rate with unlimited imports and 28+ source platforms is unbeatable, and Kopy costs 3.4× more.
- If you want AI product pages, Kopy at $9.99 is dramatically cheaper than PagePilot at $39. Ecopy is cheaper still at $4.99, with a free tier to test on.
- If you want store protection, Kopy is the only one that sells it, and the comparison ends there.
The free-plan question
The single biggest structural difference is that Kopy has no free tier.
This matters more than a few dollars of monthly price. A 3-day trial is enough to confirm the app installs and imports one product. It is not enough to run your actual workflow — importing a batch, editing descriptions, checking how variants map, seeing whether the AI output is usable for your niche — and then decide.
If you're still testing whether product importing fits your business at all, starting on a free plan and upgrading when volume justifies it is a materially lower-risk path. Ecopy's free plan allows limited imports, one AI product page, and the full page builder, with no card required. We build it, so treat that as a disclosure rather than a neutral recommendation — but the structural point stands regardless of vendor.
Bottom line
Kopy's $9.99 entry is fair for what it does, and Protect at the top tier is a genuine feature nobody else sells. The weaknesses are the missing free tier and plan cards that don't clearly justify the jump from $9.99 to $32.99.
Start the trial, confirm the AI limits in-app, and count your stores before you commit — the $4.99-per-store fee is what turns a $10 app into a $43 app.
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