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StorePrism

Pricing

The tools on this site are free and stay free. The one thing behind a plan is the estimated revenue figure — the number that comes from watching what a store has in stock, reading after reading, which is the part nobody can fetch and nobody can catch up on later.

A plan covers a number of estimates. Opening one spends a unit only when the answer contains a figure: still-gathering answers, locked answers, and stores whose currency we could never read all cost nothing.

What is free

Everything that comes off a storefront we can read: whether a domain is a Shopify store, which theme it runs, which apps we can identify on it, its whole catalog as a CSV, and — on the revenue estimator — how long we have been watching the store and how much history a figure needs. None of that costs a unit and none of it needs an account.

What a plan buys

The inference: the floor a store demonstrably took over the window we watched, the monthly projection beside it, the confidence band, and every limit that capped that band. There is no blurred version of it and no teaser range — a rounded number is the same false precision as a wrong one, with a marketing justification attached.

Questions

What is actually behind the paywall?

One thing: the estimated revenue figure for a store, with the floor, the monthly projection, the confidence band and the limits that capped it. Everything else on this site is free — whether a domain is a Shopify store, which theme and apps we can identify on it, its whole catalog as a CSV, and how long we have been watching it.

What does one estimate cost me?

One unit of your plan, and only when the answer actually contains a number. A store we are still gathering data for costs nothing. A store whose currency we could never read costs nothing either — you get the reason rather than a figure, and we do not charge for that. A locked answer has never cost anything.

Do unused estimates roll over?

A subscription's quota is per period and does not roll over. Credits bought as a pack do not expire with a period — they sit beside the quota, and a lookup spends the quota first, because unused quota is worth nothing at the end of the period and a credit is still worth something tomorrow. Your account page names both balances and which one the next lookup takes.

Can I cancel?

Yes, from your account page, which opens the payment provider's own portal. Cancelling runs your access to the end of the period you have already paid for rather than cutting it off, and the account page says the date.

Where does the amount on this page come from?

From the payment provider itself, read back on a schedule rather than typed here. The provider owns what a plan costs and is the thing that charges it, so a number written onto a marketing page would be a second copy of the price and the second copy is the one nobody updates. When we have not been able to read it recently we stop showing it rather than showing you a number we are no longer sure of. The checkout states the amount before you enter a card either way, and that is the number you are charged.