TrendTrack Pricing: Which Plan Is Right for You

Last verified July 2026. Prices checked inside the Plans and Billing page on a paid TrendTrack account (Agency trial), not from a marketing page.

TrendTrack has four price points, and the distance between them is wider than the sticker suggests. The cheapest plan is $59 a month. The most expensive tier most sellers ever see is $200. And the plan people click first, the $59 Starter, is the one that cannot spy on ads at all.

So the real question is not “how much does TrendTrack cost.” It is “which module do you actually need, and where does it unlock.” Let’s price it out the way we did on a paid account.

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TrendTrack’s price ladder, from $59 to $200

There are three public plans and one that never shows up in the grid. Starter, Pro and Business are listed for everyone. Agency sits above them at $200/mo and is offered to agencies and multi-workspace teams, so you will not see it unless you ask.

Every plan bills three ways: monthly, quarterly (-15%) or yearly (-30%). The table below is the monthly and yearly view for the three public plans, checked on a paid account in July 2026.

One row on that table decides most subscriptions. Starter shows a red No on both the Ads and Advertisers modules. That is not a volume limit, it is a locked door.

Best plan by profile

Plans are easier to pick by who you are than by what they cost. Here is how the three public tiers map to three common sellers.

If you’re a beginner scouting products: Starter

Starter is a research plan. You get unlimited Shops search across the store index, 2 Brandtrackers to follow specific competitors, and the free extension to x-ray any Shopify store you land on. That is also the simplest way to test TrendTrack for free before any card comes out.

What it does not do is spy on ads. There is no Ads library, no Advertisers module, and only 30 mail credits for peeking at competitor email flows. If you are still validating whether dropshipping is for you, that is a fair place to start at $59/mo, or $41/mo billed yearly.

If you’re scaling ads: Pro

Pro is where TrendTrack becomes an ad-spy tool. It unlocks the Ads module across Meta, TikTok and Google, the Advertisers module (up to 1,000 pages), Ad Rank, and the EU/UK spend estimates. Brandtrackers jump from 2 to 30 and mail credits go unlimited.

Worth paying the extra $30 a month over Starter? If ad spy is the reason you searched for TrendTrack, yes, because Starter simply cannot do it. You can unlock the Ads module on Pro at $89/mo, or $62/mo billed yearly.

If you’re an agency or team: Business or Agency

Business is the team plan. It includes 4 users, unlimited Brandtrackers and the full Advertisers module, which matters when several people research in parallel. It lists at $149/mo, or $104/mo billed yearly.

Above it sits Agency at $200/mo. It is not on the public grid and is aimed at agencies and multi-workspace setups, so the exact seat and workspace terms are quoted on request rather than published. If you run client work across several brands, that is the tier to ask about.

The costs the pricing page doesn’t show

Two line items sit outside the headline price. The first is seats: every plan includes a set number of users, and extra ones cost +€20/mo each. The second is Starter’s 30 mail credits, which are gone quickly if email research is your thing.

The good news on the API: every plan ships with 10,000 credits a month, doubling to 20,000 if you bill yearly, enough to wire TrendTrack into Claude, n8n or your own stack before you spend a cent extra. You only reach for a recharge if you automate heavily, and the tiers are documented in TrendTrack’s API docs.

Monthly, quarterly, or annual: what you actually save

Billing frequency is the one lever that changes your bill without changing your plan. Quarterly takes 15% off. Yearly takes 30% off. On Pro, that is the difference between $89 and about $76 a month quarterly, or $62/mo billed annually.

Yearly vs monthly, list prices checked July 2026.

So when is annual worth it? If TrendTrack is part of your weekly routine, the subscription pays for itself fast. If you are still testing the tool for a month or two, stay monthly and switch later, the discount does not expire.

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Which plan should you pick?

Match the plan to the job, not to the lowest number. For a deeper look at how each module performs, our hands-on TrendTrack review tests them one by one on a paid account. Here is the short decision.

One more lever before you commit: there is almost always a discount running. Beyond the -30% annual billing, every TrendTrack user gets a referral code worth -20% to share, so a working code is usually a message away. Rather than hunt for one, we keep a code for your first month on the coupon page.

FAQ

How much does TrendTrack cost?

TrendTrack has three public plans: Starter at $59/mo, Pro at $89/mo and Business at $149/mo. There is also an unlisted Agency plan at $200/mo aimed at agencies and multi-workspace teams. Billed yearly, every plan drops about 30%, so Starter is $41/mo, Pro $62/mo and Business $104/mo. A quarterly option saves 15%.

Does the Starter plan include ad spy?

No. The Ads and Advertisers modules are not included on Starter. Starter gives you unlimited Shops search, 2 Brandtrackers, 30 mail credits and the free Chrome extension. If you want to spy on competitor ads, read their Ad Rank or see EU spend, you need Pro ($89/mo) or higher.

Is there a TrendTrack free trial?

Not a fixed-length, self-serve one. What is free is the Chrome extension, with no usage limits, so you can x-ray a store’s tech and products at no cost, plus a free account that opens an interactive demo on real data. Paid plans cancel anytime with no lock-in, so a single month of Starter acts as your trial.

What is the difference between Starter and Pro?

Two things mainly: modules and volume. Pro unlocks the Ads and Advertisers modules that Starter locks out, raises Brandtrackers from 2 to 30, and makes mail credits unlimited. Starter is for product and store research; Pro is the first plan that can actually spy on ads.

What is the cheapest way to use TrendTrack?

The free Chrome extension costs nothing and works for everyone. For the full app, the cheapest paid entry is Starter billed yearly at $41/mo. If ad spy is your reason for signing up, the cheapest plan that includes it is Pro at $62/mo billed yearly.