ecvision pricing: Free, Starter $20, Growth $60

ecvision (ecvision.ai), the tool that tracks the Shopify stores you compete with, has three plans as of 8 November 2026: Free at $0, Starter at $20 a month and Growth at $60 a month. What separates them is how many rivals you track, how far back the history goes, how often the scans run and how many AI assistants can connect. All prices are on the ecvision pricing page.

If you are new to ecvision, what ecvision is and who it is for covers that first. If you were looking for a different company with a similar name, skip to that section below.

How much does ecvision cost?

ecvision costs $0 for Free, $20 for Starter and $60 for Growth, with both paid plans billed by the month in US dollars. Free reads your store plus 5 rivals for 7 days from setup, with rival names hidden. Starter covers your store plus 5 rivals. Growth covers your store plus 10 rivals.

The bill itself comes from Polar, a merchant of record whose own site says payments, sales tax and refunds are its responsibility. In the pricing page's words: "Prices in USD. Polar, our Merchant of Record, handles invoices and tax."

What does each plan include?

ecvision's Starter and Growth plans both cover every ad a rival runs on Meta, plus their catalogue, prices and social accounts. Growth doubles the rivals to 10, doubles the history to 6 months, lets scans run as often as daily, and allows 4 AI assistant connections instead of 1. The page marks Growth "Recommended".

Here is the full list as of 8 November 2026, in the pricing page's own words. The first row is each plan's one-line description from the page:

ecvision's plan limits are enforced by the product, not marketing round-ups. In ecvision's code, the 5 and 10 rivals are the caps on the add-rival form, which refuses the next one. The 3 and 6 months are history windows of 90 and 180 days. The 1 and 4 are the AI connection slots.

Is there a free trial?

The ecvision pricing page lists no free trial. Free is priced as a plan of its own at $0, not as a trial of a paid plan: its card reads "Your store plus 5 rivals, read for 7 days from setup" and lists "No new catalogue, price or social reads". Nothing already collected is deleted, but Free keeps no history.

The Starter and Growth cards each carry a "Book a call" button; the Free card has none. Your workspace is set up on that call, on Free. ecvision's Free plan is not a trial, and that matters if you are planning around a launch or a sale. A trial would give you the full product for a while. Free gives you a one-week snapshot with rival names hidden, and the eight newest ad creatives withheld on the Ads page. It is enough to see what ecvision shows you. It is not enough to watch a rival through a whole season.

Can I cancel, get a refund or pay yearly?

You can cancel an ecvision plan at any time, from Settings → Billing in the product or from the Polar customer portal linked there. Cancelling takes effect at the end of the period you have already paid for. ecvision's terms say "We do not refund part of a month that has already started", and there is no minimum term.

ecvision's refund terms add one exception: a charge made in error, such as a duplicate charge, is refunded in full through Polar, to the original payment method.

ecvision lists no annual plan or yearly discount. The pricing page and the terms give monthly prices only, with no yearly plan and no annual discount. Neither page lists which payment methods are accepted.

Does the price depend on how many rivals I track?

ecvision's price depends on the plan, not on a per-rival fee. Each plan bundles a fixed number of rivals, 5 on Starter and 10 on Growth, and the pricing page lists no per-rival add-on. More than 5 rivals means Growth. More than 10 rivals: book a call with ecvision.

Which plan fits a small Shopify brand?

Pick an ecvision plan by two questions: how many rivals do you watch, and how many people (or assistants) need to ask about them? One person and up to five rivals fits the $20 Starter plan. A team, more than five rivals, or a need for daily scans fits the $60 Growth plan.

Here is a plainly made-up example. Say you run a candle store with a co-founder, and you keep an eye on three rivals. Starter covers the three rivals with room for two more. Now say you both want to ask about them from your own assistant, you in Claude and your co-founder in ChatGPT. That is two AI connections, and Starter has 1. That alone moves you to Growth.

The same goes for timing. Starter's card says "Scanning runs on our schedule" and gives no daily option. Growth's says "Scan as often as daily". If a rival's prices during a sale week are the thing you care about, the daily scan is the reason to pay $60 rather than $20.

If none of that applies yet, Free shows you a week of your own store and 5 rivals before you decide.

What is an "AI assistant connection"?

An AI assistant connection lets an assistant such as Claude or ChatGPT read your ecvision data and answer questions about your rivals. The MCP plans and disconnecting guide gives the limits as "Free: none.", "Starter: 1 AI." and "Growth: 4 AIs."

MCP (Model Context Protocol) is an open standard for connecting AI applications to outside systems, and it is how those assistants reach ecvision. Three details from that guide are worth knowing before you choose:

1. On Free, the MCP page still shows the setup steps, but at Approve it offers a plan instead of connecting.
2. At the limit, a new connection is refused at the Approve screen with the message "This plan's MCP connection limit has already been reached." Nothing is granted.
3. After a downgrade, "If you move to a plan with fewer connections, the extra ones stay listed but stop answering." Each one shows "Not answering: over the … limit" with your plan's name until you disconnect it. To do that, open MCP in the sidebar and press Disconnect on the one to remove.

So moving from Growth to Starter on ecvision does not cut off an assistant at random. You choose which one to disconnect.

Is ecvision the same as ecVision S.A. or ShopVision?

ecvision.ai is neither. ecVision S.A. (ecvision.pl) is an unrelated company that designs and builds AI systems, with no comparable self-serve price. ShopVision is a separate competitive intelligence app on the Shopify App Store whose plans start at $1,200 a month, 60 times ecvision's Starter.

If you read a price elsewhere and it does not match the table above, check which company the page is about.

• ecVision S.A. builds AI systems for clients. Its site says "Projektujemy i budujemy systemy AI od podstaw", which means "we design and build AI systems from the ground up". Its site describes building custom AI systems for clients; nothing on it describes a self-serve Shopify competitor-tracking product. The full side-by-side is in which ecvision is which.
• ShopVision calls itself "The Market & Competitive Intelligence Platform for Brands & Retailers" on its Shopify App Store listing. As of 8 November 2026 it lists two plans: Pro at $1,200 a month and Super at $2,400 a month. It is a different product at a different price, built for brands and retailers. If you are weighing the two, ecvision vs ShopVision compares them feature by feature.

What if I need more than Growth?

To go past Growth, book a call with ecvision. The pricing page has no named tier above Growth and no published price above its $60. Under the plans it says "Need more than Growth?" with a "Book a call" link, and anything past 10 rivals or 4 AI connections is arranged on that call.

Checklist: picking an ecvision plan

• Just looking? Free.
• One person, up to 5 rivals? Starter.
• Two or more AI assistants, up to 10 rivals, or daily scans? Growth.
• More than 10 rivals? "Book a call" on the pricing page.
• Saw a different price? Check it is ecvision.ai, not ecVision S.A. or ShopVision.

Prices and plan lines are as of 8 November 2026. The ecvision pricing page always has the current ones.