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Poptin VS Adoric Comparison

The verdict

Pick Poptin if the site is not a Shopify store, or you want a public visitor-based price with a free plan. Pick Adoric if you are on Shopify and want popups billed on monthly store orders, from $4.99/mo for 0–100 orders after a 7-day trial.

Published January 25, 2023 · Last reviewed August 23, 2026

Poptin and Adoric at a glance

Poptin

$25

Basic, per month

Free tier
Free plan
Metered on
Monthly visitors

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Adoric

$100

Basic, per month

Free tier
Free plan
Metered on
Monthly pageviews

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Poptin checked August 2026; Adoric checked August 2026. Both vendors change prices without notice — confirm on their own pages before you buy.

Who each one is for

Reasons to pick one over the other, taken from each tool's profile — not a feature-by-feature scorecard.

Choose Poptin if

Small sites and agencies that want a usable free plan and A/B testing without booking a demo.

  • Free plan is usable: 1,000 unique visitors, unlimited campaigns, one domain
  • A/B testing is listed on every plan on the vendor compare table
  • Capterra customer service 4.9/5 from 350 reviews (July 2026)
  • 70+ native integrations plus Zapier, Make and webhooks

Skip Poptin if

  • Template set is smaller than OptinMonster or Sleeknote
  • Reviewers report analytics that disagree with their own numbers
  • User and admin permissions confuse teams on non-Agency plans
  • Hitting the visitor cap stops every campaign until you upgrade

Choose Adoric if

Shopify stores that want popups plus product recs on order-based billing, not a $100 web floor.

  • Shopify app is $4.99/mo for up to 100 store orders
  • Behaviour, cookie, HTML and event targeting on the web product
  • Shopify App Store rating 4.9 from 245 reviews as of 23 Aug 2026

Skip Adoric if

  • Web paid plans start at $100/mo, up from $9 in 2023
  • A/B tests and logo removal sit on $250 and $350 tiers
  • G2 rating could not be loaded; web review volume is thin

What G2 reviewers mention

Pulled from each product's G2 reviews page. We do not turn these into a score.

Poptin

Reviewers like

  • Users love the ease of use of Poptin, praising its intuitive design and extensive customization options. (10 mentions)
  • Users value the excellent customer support provided by Poptin, ensuring smooth operations and quick assistance. (8 mentions)
  • Users appreciate the seamless integrations of Poptin, making it easy to connect with external applications. (6 mentions)
  • Users find Poptin incredibly intuitive, enjoying its user-friendly setup and powerful yet simple analytics features. (5 mentions)
  • Users love the extensive customization options in Poptin, enabling tailored solutions for various needs and preferences. (3 mentions)

Reviewers push back

  • Users find limited customization options, particularly in filtering country prefix codes for phone numbers. (1 mention)
  • Users find the limited design flexibility of Poptin frustrating due to overlapping elements and manual updates. (1 mention)
  • Users find the time-consuming updates and pop-up overlaps with website elements frustrating during their experience with Poptin. (1 mention)

From G2 reviews of Poptin, collected August 2026. These are G2's own words, not our ranking.

Adoric

Reviewers like

  • easy to use. can see results quickly with increased number of leads.

Reviewers push back

  • Takes a little bit of time to learn how to use it.

From G2 reviews of Adoric, collected August 2026. G2 has few reviews of Adoric. These are G2's own words, not our ranking.

Pick Poptin if you want a public visitor-based price with a free plan (Basic $25/mo). Pick Adoric if you are on Shopify and want popups billed on monthly store orders, from $4.99/mo for 0–100 orders after a 7-day trial. Adoric's web SaaS is a different track: Basic $100/mo, pageview-metered. That $100 floor is why the Shopify app is the Adoric product people actually buy.

These are not the same product in 2026. Poptin is a general-web popup SaaS. Adoric sells a $100 web floor and a cheap Shopify app. The 2023 version of this page compared two similar $9–$29 ladders. That comparison is dead.

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Checked 23 Aug 2026. Poptin: poptin.com/pricing. Adoric: help.adoric.com popup pricing, updated 8 July 2026. Independent page. We don't sell either tool.
the Poptin and Adoric logos to compare their features

How do the prices compare?

Poptin Adoric web SaaS Adoric Shopify app
Meter Unique monthly visitors Pageviews Shopify monthly store orders
Free Yes: 1,000 visitors, 1 domain A free plan exists; paid starts at Basic 7-day trial, then paid
Paid start Basic $25/mo ($240/yr) Basic $100/mo $4.99/mo (0–100 orders)
Next rungs Pro $59 (50k visitors, 4 domains); Agency $119 (150k, unlimited domains) Higher web tiers; A/B tests and logo removal sit on $250 and $350 $9.99 (101–200 orders), $24.99 (201–500), then $49.99 / $99.99 / $179.99 / $299.99 / $399.99
Source poptin.com/pricing adoric.com/pricing, 23 Aug 2026 Adoric help, 8 Jul 2026

Adoric assigns the plan automatically from order volume. You do not pick a tier. Poptin does not auto-upgrade; hit 10,000 unique visitors on Basic and campaigns stop until you change plan.

A high-order Shopify store will outrun Adoric's cheap rungs fast ($99.99 at 1,001–2,000 orders). A content site with no Shopify orders cannot use that meter at all.

Full Poptin ladder: Poptin pricing. Adoric's own writeup: Adoric pricing.

What is each tool actually for?

Poptin: popups, bars, slide-ins, overlays, gamified widgets, embedded forms. Triggers include exit intent, delay, scroll, cart, click. Targeting includes page, device, geo, traffic source, cookie, schedule. A/B testing is on the vendor table for every Poptins plan. Integrations: 70+ native, Zapier, Make, webhooks. Install: snippet, WordPress plugin, Shopify app, and the usual website builders.

Adoric: two commercial tracks. The Shopify app is popups plus product recs, billed on orders. The web SaaS is pageview-metered from $100/mo and still has behaviour, cookie, HTML and event targeting. A/B tests and logo removal sit on the $250 and $350 web tiers, not on Basic.

If the store is Shopify and order volume is low, Adoric's $4.99 app undercuts Poptin's $25 Basic. If the site is WordPress, Webflow, or five client domains, Poptin at $25 is the cheaper public web price. Adoric web at $100 is not.

How do integrations and install compare?

Poptin will push leads to Mailchimp, HubSpot, Klaviyo, Campaign Monitor, Zoho CRM, SendGrid, Customer.io and a long ESP list. Shopify is one install among many. Poptin integrations.

Adoric's cheap track is Shopify Billing. The web SaaS is a separate $100 floor. Connecting a form to an email provider is a help-centre article, not the commercial centre of the Shopify app.

Which one should you pick?

Shopify store, low-to-mid order volume, happy to live inside Shopify apps: Adoric's $4.99 track.

Any other site that wants a cheap public web price: Poptin. Do not pick Adoric web at $100/mo to beat Poptin's $25 Basic.

Neither is the design-led pick (Sleeknote) or the testing suite (OptinMonster). More options: Poptin alternatives, Adoric alternatives. Reviews: Poptin, Adoric.

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Written and reviewed by

Emel Dalabasmaz
Emel Dalabasmaz

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.

Education
Advertising and Public Relations, Anadolu University
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Popup builders, Conversion rate optimization, On-site messaging, SaaS pricing research, SEO, Technical SEO, Content strategy, Digital marketing