Virtual Try-On App Prices Compared
By the ZeDaq.ai team · · 8 min read
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Virtual try-on app prices on the Shopify App Store mostly start between about $14 and $20 a month for an entry plan, with larger plans from roughly $79 to $299. The number that matters most is the cost per try-on, which falls as plans get bigger and differs a lot between apps.
This guide lays out the plans side by side, works out the cost per try-on, and runs a worked example for a store with 300 try-ons a month. For features and setup rather than price, see our overview of the best try-on apps for Shopify.
All prices come from each app's live Shopify App Store listing or pricing page, checked November 2026. Prices are in USD and change often, so check the listing before you install.
What do Shopify try-on apps charge?
This table lists the plans shown on each listing. "Included" means try-ons included each month.
| App | Plan | Price per month | Included try-ons | Extra try-ons | Free plan or trial |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| GenLook | Free | $0 | 10 | n/a | Free plan |
| GenLook | Starter | $19.99 | 100 | $0.17 each | |
| GenLook | Growth | $29 | 300 | $0.12 each | |
| GenLook | Pro | $79 | 1,000 | $0.08 each | |
| TryDrobe | Free | $0 | 5 | n/a | Free plan |
| TryDrobe | Business Starter | $19 | 60 | Not listed | |
| TryDrobe | Business Pro | $49 | 200 | Not listed | |
| TryDrobe | Business Pro Max | $99 | 500 | Not listed | |
| Try On Twin | Starter Standard | $19 | 150 | $0.12 each | 7-day trial |
| Try On Twin | Starter Pro | $39 | 150 | $0.26 each | 7-day trial |
| Try On Twin | Top Standard | $129 | 1,500 | $0.08 each | 7-day trial |
| Try On Twin | Top Pro | $249 | 1,500 | $0.16 each | 7-day trial |
| Antla | Trend | $19.99 | 100 | $0.16 each | 7-day trial |
| Antla | Runway | $49.99 | 500 | $0.12 each | 7-day trial |
| Antla | Unlimited Fashion | $199.99 | 2,000 | $0.10 each | 7-day trial |
Sources: GenLook listing, TryDrobe listing, Try On Twin listing and Antla listing, checked November 2026.
What about ZeDaq.ai?
ZeDaq.ai's plans are Free at $0, Micro at $14, Starter at $49, Growth at $129 and Scale at $299 a month. The Free plan includes 3 try-ons, 3 measurements and 5 invoices a month, and every paid plan has a 3-day free trial with no card required.
Paid plans bundle try-ons with size scans, so compare them on the ZeDaq.ai pricing page rather than on try-ons alone. For a direct feature and price comparison with one rival, see ZeDaq.ai vs GenLook compared.
How much does one try-on cost on each plan?
Divide the monthly price by the included try-ons to get the cost per try-on. We rounded to the nearest cent, using the prices from the listings above.
| App and plan | Price | Included | Cost per try-on |
|---|---|---|---|
| TryDrobe Business Starter | $19 | 60 | about $0.32 |
| TryDrobe Business Pro | $49 | 200 | about $0.25 |
| Try On Twin Starter Pro | $39 | 150 | $0.26 |
| GenLook Starter | $19.99 | 100 | about $0.20 |
| Antla Trend | $19.99 | 100 | about $0.20 |
| TryDrobe Business Pro Max | $99 | 500 | about $0.20 |
| Try On Twin Starter Standard | $19 | 150 | about $0.13 |
| GenLook Growth | $29 | 300 | about $0.10 |
| Antla Runway | $49.99 | 500 | $0.10 |
| Antla Unlimited Fashion | $199.99 | 2,000 | $0.10 |
| Try On Twin Top Standard | $129 | 1,500 | about $0.09 |
| GenLook Pro | $79 | 1,000 | $0.08 |
The pattern is clear: bigger plans cost less per try-on. But a bigger plan only saves money if you actually use the try-ons.
Why does Try On Twin have two prices for the same volume?
Its Standard and Pro plans include the same number of try-ons at different prices. The listing doesn't explain the difference in detail, so ask the developer what Pro adds before you pick it.
What would 300 try-ons a month cost?
Here's a worked example. Say your store gets about 300 try-ons a month. Using the listing prices, the cheapest plan on each app that covers it works out like this:
| App | Plan choice | Monthly cost |
|---|---|---|
| GenLook | Growth (300 included) | $29 |
| Try On Twin | Starter Standard plus 150 extra at $0.12 | $37 |
| Antla | Runway (500 included) | $49.99 |
| Antla | Trend plus 200 extra at $0.16 | $51.99 |
| TryDrobe | Business Pro Max (500 included) | $99 |
At this volume, the gap between the cheapest and dearest option is about $70 a month. At 1,000 try-ons a month, the order changes, because the larger plans kick in.
How do you estimate your own try-on volume?
You don't need exact numbers. Use a simple estimate:
- Find your monthly product page views in Shopify analytics.
- Assume a small share of visitors will tap try-on. Start with a cautious guess and adjust after a month.
- Multiply, then add a buffer for busy seasons.
Run the app on a free plan or trial first. The real usage number after a week or two beats any estimate.
What else affects the real price?
The monthly fee isn't the whole story. Check these before you choose.
- Overage fees: some apps charge per extra try-on, while others stop at the limit. Ask what happens when you run out.
- Branding: GenLook's listing shows "No Genlook branding" only on its Growth and Pro plans.
- Sizing: GenLook lists an AI size assistant (beta) on its higher plans. Antla says it works with size charts.
- Billing cycle: listings bill every 30 days in USD. Some show yearly prices with a discount.
- Shopify's own billing: app charges appear on your Shopify invoice.
Is the cheapest app the best value?
Not always. A cheaper try-on that renders your garment poorly can put shoppers off. Test image quality on your hardest products, such as patterns, knits and sheer fabrics, before you compare prices.
How do off-Shopify and API prices compare?
If you don't use Shopify, or you are building your own experience, pricing often moves to credits. For example, FASHN's API is pay-as-you-go at $0.075 per credit, with a $7.50 minimum, according to FASHN's pricing page. Its page doesn't state how many credits one try-on uses.
An API also needs developer time to build the upload screen and results view. Our guide to a virtual fitting room for clothing sites explains what that experience needs.
Marketplaces are a different case again. On Amazon, try-on is a platform feature rather than an app you buy, as our guide to Amazon try-on for sellers explains.
How do prices change as your store grows?
Your try-on needs will change with traffic and season. It helps to know how each app scales before you commit.
Small store: under 100 try-ons a month
At this level, entry plans and free tiers matter most. GenLook's free plan covers 10 try-ons, and several apps start near $19 to $20 a month for 60 to 150 try-ons. A store this size should choose on render quality first, because the price gap is small.
Growing store: a few hundred try-ons a month
This is where plans start to separate. Some apps include several hundred try-ons on a mid-tier plan, while others reach that number only with overage fees. Work out your total monthly cost at your real volume, not the headline price.
Larger store: 1,000 try-ons or more
Top plans become cheaper per try-on, often around $0.08 to $0.10 on the listings above. At this level, also ask about support response times, analytics depth and whether a custom plan is possible.
What about seasonal peaks?
Sales events can double or triple traffic for a few weeks. Check whether you can move up a plan for one month and back down afterward. If not, overage fees may be cheaper than a permanent upgrade.
How should you choose a plan?
Use this short checklist:
- Start on a free plan or trial with your top ten products.
- Track how many try-ons you actually use in two weeks.
- Work out the cost per try-on on the plan that fits that volume.
- Check what happens at the limit: overage fees or a hard stop.
- Confirm whether sizing, analytics and branding removal are on your plan.
- Re-check usage after a busy month and move plans if needed.
Test try-on and sizing on your Shopify store
FAQs
Which Shopify try-on apps have a free plan?
On the listings we checked in November 2026, GenLook offers 10 free try-ons a month, TryDrobe 5, and ZeDaq.ai 3 try-ons plus 3 measurements.
Which try-on app is cheapest per try-on?
On the listings we checked, GenLook Pro worked out at $0.08 per included try-on. That only holds if you use around 1,000 try-ons a month.
Do try-on apps charge for extra try-ons?
Many do. GenLook, Try On Twin and Antla list per-try-on overage fees on their Shopify listings, while TryDrobe's listing doesn't show an overage price.
Are these prices final?
No. App prices change, so always check the live Shopify App Store listing before you install.
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