Checked 6 September 2026: Adoric publishes two price lists. The general website route displays $100–$500 monthly plans on pageviews and domains. The Shopify popup app displays $4.99–$399.99 monthly tiers on store orders, plus a Free card whose eligibility conflicts with Adoric's own pricing FAQ.
Start by choosing the relevant product. The website plan and Shopify offering have different usage meters, prices and terms; a low entry price on one does not apply to the other.
What does Adoric cost on the web in 2026?
Checked on adoric.com/pricing on 6 September 2026. Toggle: "All websites." USD, monthly. No annual discount was published on that page.
| Plan | Price | Pageviews / mo | Domains | What the page puts in "top features" |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | Help centre says 5,000 | Not stated on the live table | FAQ lets you downgrade to Free. The paid table has no Free column. |
| Basic | $100/mo | 300,000 | 3 | Email support, extra targeting |
| Essentials | $250/mo | 1,000,000 | 4 | Scheduling, A/B testing |
| Standard | $350/mo | 1,500,000 | 5 | Logo removal, read events, extra integrations |
| Enterprise | $500/mo | 3,000,000 | 6 | Contact for more sessions |
Campaign types listed across the paid grid: announcement bars, email collection, coupons, carousels, sliders, tooltips, in-page content, recommendations, cart-abandonment reminders. Design tools (templates, graphic library, drag-and-drop, countdown, Giphy, animation, font upload, save/share templates) are in that grid too. The page uses “extra targeting” on Basic and Standard without a complete rule-by-plan mapping. Confirm the specific rule you need.
What is gated in plain language:
- A/B testing and campaign scheduling: Essentials ($250) and up.
- Adoric logo removal, read events, extra integrations: Standard ($350) and up.
- Hit 90% of pageviews: they email you. Campaigns stop showing if you do not upgrade. Pageviews reset on the monthly anniversary, not on the calendar 1st (help centre).
The web pricing FAQ advertises a 14-day money-back guarantee, an initial charge on purchase and payment by major credit card. Confirm the tax and final total in the quote. High-volume copy on the FAQ says contact sales above 500k monthly pageviews, which collides with Basic already including 300k and Essentials 1M. That FAQ threshold conflicts with the larger allowances on the cards; ask which quoted plan applies rather than inferring another limit.
The pricing FAQ directs cancellation requests to support and says a Free downgrade takes effect after the paid month. The account guide, updated 25 June 2024 and checked 6 September 2026, also describes choosing Free through the Plan tab for the next recurring date. Confirm the effective date in your account; the two pages describe different levels of detail, and neither should be applied to Shopify app billing automatically.
Why don't these pageview caps match the help centre?
The help article and paid pricing cards publish different plan ladders.
Page-views and limitations of plans was updated 9 July 2026 and still prints this ladder: Free 5,000 / Essentials 25,000 / Standard 100,000 / Pro 500,000. Those names (Pro) and those caps do not appear on the live pricing page.
The paid figures above come from the current pricing cards. The previously checked help article provides historical context for the free allowance, but its conflicting ladder does not establish the allowance for a new Basic subscription. Confirm the selected plan before purchase.
Pageviews = every load of a page with the snippet, unique or not, popup shown or not. Impressions are a different column in campaign stats. That distinction still matters because you pay for the larger number.
What does the Shopify popup app cost?
Vendor table, App Store listing and help article were checked 6 September 2026. Prices below are USD monthly figures.
| Monthly store orders | Price |
|---|---|
| Free (App Store) | $0, up to 20 orders |
| 0–100 | $4.99 |
| 101–200 | $9.99 |
| 201–500 | $24.99 |
| 501–1,000 | $49.99 |
| 1,001–2,000 | $99.99 |
| 2,001–4,000 | $179.99 |
| 4,001–7,000 | $299.99 |
| 7,001–8,000 | $399.99 |
Help and the Shopify pricing page both say you do not pick a plan; it moves with last month's orders. 7-day trial. Feature list on the App Store (same on every paid rung we could see): upsells and cross-sells, email popups, product recs, free-shipping bars, cart abandonment, gamification.
Conflicts to flag, not to paper over:
- The App Store lists Free at up to 20 orders. Adoric's Shopify pricing FAQ says the free plan is for development stores only.
- Table tops out at 7,001–8,000 orders / $399.99. The FAQ says $399.99 buys 10,000 orders, then Enterprise. The public page does not resolve the 8,000 versus 10,000 discrepancy.
Adoric’s help center lists Popups, Bundles, Upsells and Cart as separate apps. Check the app name on each charge rather than applying this popup pricing table to the whole Adoric product range.
Build a purchase record before checkout
Record one row for the route you will actually use:
| Field | What to capture |
|---|---|
| Product | General website or Adoric Popup on Shopify |
| Billing input | Forecast pageviews and domains, or prior-month total store orders |
| Required entitlement | The exact trigger, targeting rule, experiment, logo setting and integration |
| Displayed price | Monthly amount for the selected band |
| Trial or refund | Shopify seven-day trial, or the website page's 14-day refund statement |
| Boundary behavior | Notification, automatic tier change, campaign stop or sales contact |
| Final evidence | Dated checkout, quote or Shopify approval screen |
For example, a general website with 200,000 pageviews still needs Essentials if A/B testing is mandatory, even though Basic has enough traffic capacity. A Shopify store with 450 monthly orders belongs in the displayed 201–500 band, but should forecast the 501–1,000 price before launch if growth could cross that boundary. These are planning examples, not quotes for a specific account.
What did we not verify?
- Annual web billing. Not on the public table.
- Which exact targeting rules sit behind "extra targeting."
- Phone support by plan. A support row exists; the columns did not map cleanly in the public HTML.
- G2's current Adoric score. The prior 23 August attempt did not produce usable review content; the pricing refresh does not update that evidence.
- Live-store access to the Free Shopify plan, given the development-store FAQ.
Product context: Adoric overview. Whether to buy it: Adoric review. Cheaper options: Adoric alternatives.
Questions before you decide
Frequently asked questions
How much does the Adoric website product cost?
The website pricing page checked on 6 September 2026 lists Basic at $100/month for 300,000 pageviews and three domains; Essentials at $250 for 1,000,000 and four; Standard at $350 for 1,500,000 and five; and Enterprise at $500 for 3,000,000 and six. These are the published monthly figures.
How does Adoric determine a Shopify store’s price?
The Shopify page says charges depend on the previous month’s store orders received from Shopify. Its table starts at $4.99/month for 0–100 orders and changes with order volume. This is store-order billing, not a charge limited to orders attributed to a popup.
Does the highest Shopify tier include 8,000 or 10,000 orders?
The public page is inconsistent: the table pairs $399.99 with 7,001–8,000 orders, while its FAQ says that amount includes 10,000. We cannot reconcile those statements from the page. Ask for the applicable order band and charge before budgeting a store near that boundary.
Is Adoric’s Shopify free plan available to a live store?
The current Shopify App Store card displays Free for up to 20 orders, while Adoric's Shopify pricing FAQ limits the free plan to development stores and advertises a seven-day paid trial. Because these public descriptions conflict, confirm the installed app's eligibility and billing terms before relying on Free for a live store.
Which website plan lists A/B testing and logo removal?
The web pricing cards introduce scheduling and A/B testing on Essentials at $250/month. Standard at $350 adds logo removal, read events and extra integrations. The page does not map every connector or targeting condition clearly, so confirm any specific requirement before paying.
Does Adoric count website pageviews only when a popup appears?
The non-Shopify help article says every pageview counts once the snippet is installed, rather than only unique views or campaign displays. Its plan ladder conflicts with current pricing cards, so use it for the documented counting method, not a new paid-plan quote. The article explicitly excludes Shopify merchants.
About the author
SEO Executive at Flatart
Emel Dalabasmaz graduated in Advertising and Public Relations from Anadolu University. She began in social media and carried that grounding — content, brand communication and performance — into SEO. For more than ten years she has worked on growth for brands across a range of industries, pairing a communications perspective with data and technical analysis to build a digital presence that holds up over time. At Flatart, she has worked for more than ten years with over 250 brands and set up popups for more than 70% of them. She has tried the popup tools covered by PopupBuilder.io for agency customers and read G2 customer reviews as part of her product research.
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