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.
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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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.
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