ZeDaq.ai Pricing for Nigerian Fashion Brands: Which Plan Fits?

ZeDaq.ai pricing for Nigerian fashion brands runs from a Free plan at $0 to paid plans at $14, $49, $129 and $299 a month, and the plan that fits depends mostly on how many shoppers use try-on and sizing each month. A brand still testing online sales should start on Free or Micro, while a busy store selling to diaspora buyers will usually need Starter or above.

All prices are in US dollars, as listed on the ZeDaq.ai pricing page. If you want the bigger picture first, our guide to virtual try-on for African fashion brands explains what the tools do and why fit matters so much when buyers can't touch the fabric.

What do you actually get from ZeDaq.ai?

Before comparing plans, it helps to know what you are paying for. ZeDaq.ai gives fashion brands these tools:

• AI virtual try-on. A shopper uploads one photo and sees your real garment on their body, right on your product page.
• Size recommendation. A 30-second body scan from one photo plus height. The result is matched to your own size chart, with a generic UK, US, EU or AU chart as a fallback.
• Live-camera eyewear try-on, for brands that sell glasses or sunglasses.
• Tailor tools: a client CRM, measurements through a link the client opens on their phone, orders with a delivery calendar, and invoicing in several currencies, including NGN, GBP and USD.
• The ZeDaq Business mobile app for iOS and Android, built for tailors and designers.

You can add try-on and sizing through the ZeDaq.ai Shopify app, or through a script-tag widget if your store runs on WooCommerce, Wix, Squarespace, BigCommerce or a custom site. Developers can also use the REST API.

How much does each ZeDaq.ai plan cost?

Here are the current plans. Check the pricing page before you decide, because it always shows the latest details.

Plan	Monthly price	Good starting point for
Free	$0	Testing try-on and sizing on a few products (3 try-ons, 3 measurements and 5 invoices a month)
Micro	$14/mo	A small brand moving from Instagram DMs to its own site
Starter	$49/mo	A brand with steady weekly orders and regular new drops
Growth	$129/mo	A busy store with strong diaspora traffic or frequent ads
Scale	$299/mo	High-volume stores and multi-brand retailers

Every paid plan comes with a 3-day free trial, and no card is required to start it. Each plan's monthly allowance of try-ons, measurements and invoices is listed on the pricing page, so compare it with your own order volume.

Which plan fits a brand that still sells mostly on Instagram and WhatsApp?

If most of your sales still happen in DMs, start on the Free plan. Use it to test try-on on two or three best-selling pieces, such as an Ankara wrap dress or a ready-to-wear kaftan.

The tailor tools are useful even before you have a website. You can send a client a measurement link on WhatsApp, record their order, and invoice them in naira. For a designer doing custom Aso-ebi orders, that alone can replace a notebook full of measurements.

When you start sending buyers to a proper product page, move to Micro at $14 a month. That is usually the point where shoppers begin using try-on without you walking them through it.

Which plan fits a growing brand with its own store?

Once you have a Shopify or WooCommerce store and you post new pieces every week, Starter at $49 a month is a sensible step. At this stage, more of your shoppers find you through ads and reels and buy without chatting first.

A simple way to decide between Micro and Starter:

1. Count how many orders you received last month through your website.
2. Estimate how many of those buyers asked about size or fit before paying.
3. Add the shoppers who asked but didn't buy.
4. Compare that total with each plan's monthly allowance on the pricing page.

If your total is close to the Micro limit before the Owambe or December rush, start on Starter so you don't run out mid-season.

Which plan fits a brand selling heavily to the diaspora?

Buyers in London, Manchester, Houston or Atlanta can't come to your Lagos showroom for a fitting. That makes try-on and size recommendation more valuable for them than for a local buyer who can collect and adjust.

If a large share of your traffic comes from the UK and US, and you run regular Instagram ads to them, Growth at $129 a month is often the better fit. It gives you room for high-traffic weeks around big events and wedding seasons abroad.

Scale at $299 a month suits stores with very high volume or several brands under one roof. Most independent Nigerian labels won't need it at first.

For a broader comparison of what try-on costs across the market, see how much virtual try-on costs for a small store.

How should you budget for a tool priced in dollars?

ZeDaq.ai bills in dollars, and your sales are mostly in naira. That means the naira cost of a plan can move when the exchange rate moves. Plan for that:

• Build tool costs into your product prices, the same way you build in fabric and labor. The guide to pricing clothes in naira covers how to review prices when costs keep shifting.
• Review your plan each month against your real order volume, especially before peak seasons.
• Check your card or payment method supports dollar payments before your trial ends.

If you sell to boutiques as well as direct, keep tool costs in your direct-sales margin. The guide to wholesale pricing for boutiques explains how to keep wholesale and retail numbers apart.

How do you start without overspending?

Use the free trial with a clear test plan, so you know whether to keep paying:

1. Pick three products with the most fit questions in your DMs.
2. Add your own size chart in Dashboard → Size charts, one chart per garment type.
3. Turn on try-on and sizing for those products.
4. Ask a few loyal customers, including one abroad, to try it and tell you what they think.
5. Decide at the end of the trial which plan matches your volume.

FAQs

Can I pay for ZeDaq.ai in naira?

ZeDaq.ai lists its plan prices in US dollars. Check the signup and billing pages for the payment methods available to you.

Do I need a card to start the free trial?

No. Every paid plan has a 3-day free trial, and no card is required to start it.

Do I need a Shopify store to use ZeDaq.ai?

No. Shopify stores can install the app, while WooCommerce, Wix, Squarespace, BigCommerce and custom sites can use the script-tag widget. Tailor tools work without any store.

Do my customers need to download an app?

No. Shoppers use try-on and sizing on your own product page. The only ZeDaq.ai app is ZeDaq Business, which is for you and your team.

Is the Free plan enough for a small brand?

It is enough to test. With 3 try-ons, 3 measurements and 5 invoices a month, most brands outgrow it once real buyers start using the tools.