Analyzify Standard starts at $145 per month for a store with up to 5,000 monthly orders. Paying annually lowers the published year-one total to $1,305 and includes professional implementation.
Plus starts at $275 per month for up to 50,000 orders, or $2,475 for the annual term. It adds campaign and channel attribution, marketing and profit reports, RFM segments, audience sync, post-purchase surveys, and headless Shopify support.
The selected order tier and any server-side GTM setup decide the final bill.
All prices below were checked against the official Analyzify pricing page on August 25, 2026. The server-side tracking page explains what the subscription covers and where full sGTM remains separate. Prices and packaging can change, so verify the checkout or quote before buying.
Analyzify pricing plans in 2026
| Plan | Monthly order limit | Month to month | Displayed annual equivalent | Annual invoice |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standard | 5,000 | $145/month | $109/month | $1,305/year |
| Standard | 10,000 | $175/month | $131/month | $1,575/year |
| Standard | 20,000 | $225/month | $169/month | $2,025/year |
| Plus | 50,000 | $275/month | $206/month | $2,475/year |
| Plus | 100,000 | $375/month | $281/month | $3,375/year |
| Plus | 300,000 | $575/month | $431/month | $5,175/year |
Analyzify rounds the annual equivalent shown beside each plan. Use the annual invoice, not the displayed monthly equivalent, for procurement. For example, $1,305 divided by 12 is $108.75 even though the page displays $109.
Stores above 300,000 monthly orders need a custom quote. Multi-store pricing is also quoted separately.
What annual billing saves
| Tier | Twelve monthly payments | Published annual invoice | Subscription savings |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard, 5K orders | $1,740 | $1,305 | $435 |
| Standard, 10K orders | $2,100 | $1,575 | $525 |
| Standard, 20K orders | $2,700 | $2,025 | $675 |
| Plus, 50K orders | $3,300 | $2,475 | $825 |
| Plus, 100K orders | $4,500 | $3,375 | $1,125 |
| Plus, 300K orders | $6,900 | $5,175 | $1,725 |
Each annual invoice is 25 percent below twelve monthly payments at the same order tier.
Annual plans also include professional implementation, which Analyzify lists at $295 for monthly subscribers. That service covers an audit, setup, validation, and 30 days of post-setup support. A 5K Standard customer who wants implementation would therefore compare $1,305 annually with $2,035 for twelve monthly payments plus the setup service.
The annual price warranty locks the base plan rate for two years from the subscription start date. Check whether order growth, add-ons, or a plan change resets that term before relying on it for a two-year budget.
How the order meter works
Analyzify prices against completed Shopify orders per month. The published meter is not website visitors, sessions, pageviews, pixels, or events.
That makes a first estimate straightforward. Pull the highest monthly order count from the last 12 months, then add the orders expected from planned growth. A store averaging 4,200 orders but reaching 5,600 during November belongs above the 5K tier if another peak is likely.
The pricing FAQ says stores that consistently exceed the allowance can move to a higher order tier or request a custom quote. It does not publish a per-order overage rate on the current page.
The public FAQ does not state how these situations affect the meter, so they are gaps in the published page rather than confirmed policy: a single peak month above the allowance, cancelled or fully refunded orders, orders created through subscriptions, draft orders, POS, or marketplaces, several Shopify stores under one account, and a plan move between Standard and Plus during an annual term. Get Analyzify's answer on these in writing before the Shopify order count and the finance team's order count diverge.
What Standard includes
Standard covers the tracking and order-attribution workflow:
- A unified pixel for more than 10 listed platforms
- Server-side purchase delivery to GA4, Meta, and TikTok
- Pre-built GTM containers with more than 20 events and 100 parameters
- An advanced Shopify data layer for product, cart, checkout, purchase, user, refund, and lead data
- Order-level attribution and the full customer journey
- First-click, last-click, last non-direct, and other published attribution models
- Shopify attribution shown beside Analyzify's records
- Tracking health checks and ongoing platform updates
- Shopify Customer Privacy API and Google Consent Mode v2 support
- Expert support and one onboarding or strategy session each year
The subscription's server-side path is purchase-focused. Analyzify states that GA4 server-side tracking covers the purchase event because Shopify exposes complete order data in its backend. Storefront interactions such as product views and add-to-cart events still depend on browser collection for their session context.
Standard is the direct fit when a Shopify team needs dependable purchase delivery, a maintained data layer, and order-level journey reporting without the Plus dashboards.
What Plus adds
Plus includes Standard and adds the analysis and customer-intelligence layer:
- Campaign-level and channel-level attribution reports
- More than 30 reports using GA4, Google Ads, Meta, TikTok, and Search Console data
- Profit, COGS, MER, and campaign profitability reports
- RFM customer segments such as VIP, at-risk, and first-time buyers
- Segment sync to Google, Klaviyo, and Shopify
- Post-purchase surveys on the order confirmation page
- Four onboarding or strategy sessions each year
- An SDK for Hydrogen, Oxygen, and custom Shopify storefronts
The first Plus tier allows up to 50,000 monthly orders. A Standard store cannot buy the Plus reports at the 5K published price, and the page does not list those features as separate add-ons.
Plus serves a Shopify team that wants campaign reporting and customer segments inside the same app as its tracking. It still measures a Shopify commerce operation rather than mobile apps and unrelated event sources.
Included server-side tracking and full sGTM are separate
Both subscriptions include Analyzify's managed server-side tracking for supported Shopify purchases. Purchase data passes through Analyzify's managed service to GA4, Meta, and TikTok. The merchant does not need a separate cloud account for that path.
Full server-side Google Tag Manager is a different setup. Analyzify publishes three routes:
| sGTM route | Published Analyzify fee | Ongoing infrastructure | Who operates it |
|---|---|---|---|
| Self-managed | No managed setup fee published | Merchant's hosting | Merchant |
| Stape setup | $1,490 | Stape from about $20/month | Stape hosting with Analyzify setup and support |
| Google Cloud setup | $2,790 | Merchant's Google Cloud bill | Merchant's cloud with Analyzify setup and support |
The Stape and Google Cloud add-ons include data-layer integration, container configuration, event validation, and managed support. The current page lists the setup fee separately from ongoing hosting.
A 5K Standard annual subscription with the Stape setup and twelve months at the advertised hosting floor comes to about $3,035 in year one before tax. That is $1,305 for Standard, $1,490 for the setup, and about $240 for hosting. Traffic can move the Stape bill above that floor.
Google Cloud costs depend on the merchant's traffic and configuration, so the public page does not provide enough information for the same calculation.
Other add-ons and contract terms
| Add-on | Published price | What it covers |
|---|---|---|
| Professional Implementation | $295 | Audit, setup, validation, and 30 days of post-setup support; included with annual plans |
| Premium Support | $945 | Ten expert hours for custom GTM work, integrations, troubleshooting, or consulting; valid for two months |
| Stape Server-Side GTM | $1,490 | Hosted sGTM setup, container configuration, validation, and managed support |
| Google Cloud Server-Side GTM | $2,790 | Cloud Run and sGTM setup in the merchant's Google Cloud project |
Analyzify does not advertise a traditional free trial. Its current FAQ also says annual subscriptions are non-refundable, while monthly access continues through the paid billing cycle after cancellation. Read the live refund terms before starting an annual plan or paid setup project.
Multiple stores require a separate pricing conversation. The public page says discounts depend on store count and setup similarity, but it does not put the discount into the main plan table.
How Hardal compares
Analyzify prices a Shopify tracking and analytics app by completed orders. Hardal prices a first-party event pipeline by accepted events. Hardal starts at $249 per month for 5 million events and includes web and mobile reports, attribution, unlimited destinations, custom webhooks, transformations, and managed delivery to advertising and analytics platforms. Enterprise customers can self-host.
Analyzify fits a Shopify-only team that wants a guided app, order-level journeys, and store-specific reports. Its Standard entry price is lower, and Plus adds RFM segments, surveys, and reports inside Shopify. Hardal fits teams that need Shopify, a headless site, mobile apps, backend events, warehouses, and custom destinations to use the same governed event stream.
The billing units prevent a direct price-per-unit comparison. Put the Shopify order count beside the total event volume, required platforms, reporting features, and sGTM requirements before comparing annual totals.
Full product comparison: Hardal vs Analyzify. Current Hardal plans: usehardal.com/pricing.
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The short version
Analyzify's tiers are honest about what they cover: a unified pixel, supported server-side purchases, a maintained data layer, and order-level attribution, priced against Shopify order volume rather than a vaguer usage metric.
Standard is the right call for a store that wants dependable purchase tracking and journey reporting without a marketing dashboard. Plus only earns its higher tiers if the campaign reports, RFM segments, and surveys actually get used, not just enabled. Full server-side GTM and multi-store pricing sit outside the plan price, so factor them in separately.
To get a real number, export the last 12 months of Shopify orders, mark the peak, add planned growth, and select the first tier above that. Take that order count, alongside your event volume, destinations, and sGTM requirement, to both vendors. A quote built on that workload can be compared. A starting price by itself cannot.
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