ZeDaq.ai vs Fit Analytics: Which Suits a Growing Store?
By the ZeDaq.ai team · · 7 min read
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ZeDaq.ai suits a growing store that wants published self-serve prices, its own size chart and photo try-on in one widget. Fit Analytics suits a larger retailer that wants a sizing system trained on years of purchase and return data, set up with the help of its team.
ZeDaq.ai publishes this blog, so this comparison sticks to facts from each company's own public pages. Fit Analytics details were checked November 2026. Products change, so confirm the current details on each site before you decide. For the wider market, see our roundup of the best AI try-on apps for Shopify.
What is Fit Analytics?
Fit Analytics describes itself on its homepage as "a shopping guidance system for apparel retailers" (checked November 2026). The same page lists two products:
- Fit Finder, which it says "gives shoppers a clear size recommendation."
- AI Shopping Assistant, which it says you can "deploy as a dedicated sizing widget or a full AI shopping assistant."
The homepage says Fit Finder's recommendation is "grounded in shopper preferences and a system that understands how fit actually works." It also says the system draws on "a decade's worth of purchase, return, body, and garment data."
You may see Fit Analytics described as part of Snap in news coverage. Its homepage didn't mention an owner when we checked, so we haven't relied on that here.
How does Fit Analytics work with your store?
On integration, the homepage says "we work with your existing stack and support implementation end to end." It mentions ready-to-deploy surfaces, customization, and "bespoke journeys using our API." It didn't name specific ecommerce platforms on the page we checked.
How is Fit Analytics priced?
The homepage didn't show pricing when we checked. It directs retailers to contact the team. The same Fit Analytics page says it has "250+ global partners," which suggests a focus on established retailers.
What is ZeDaq.ai?
ZeDaq.ai offers AI virtual try-on and Find my size sizing for fashion stores, plus tools for tailors and designers. Both store features sit in the same widget on your product page.
How does ZeDaq.ai recommend a size?
The shopper runs a 30-second body scan from one photo plus their height. ZeDaq.ai matches the measurements to your own size chart for that garment type.
You enter your size guide in Dashboard → Size charts, or in the Shopify app. You add one chart per garment type: tops, outerwear, dresses and bottoms. When measurements point to different sizes, the scan recommends the size that fits the largest relevant measurement. If you haven't added a chart, it falls back to a generic UK, US, EU or AU chart.
What else does the widget include?
The same widget has Try it on. The shopper uploads one photo and sees your real garment on their body. ZeDaq.ai also offers live-camera eyewear try-on.
Try Find my size and try-on yourself
Try it on yourself
Live renderUpload a photo, pick a piece, see it rendered on you.
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How do you install ZeDaq.ai?
There are three routes:
- Shopify app, from the ZeDaq.ai App Store listing.
- Script tag for WooCommerce, Wix, Squarespace, BigCommerce and custom sites. You paste one tag into your product template and lock the key to your domain.
- REST API, with
POST /api/v1/tryonand anx-api-keyheader, for teams building their own interface.
How is ZeDaq.ai priced?
ZeDaq.ai publishes its prices on its pricing page:
| Plan | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | 3 try-ons, 3 measurements and 5 invoices a month |
| Micro | $14/mo | |
| Starter | $49/mo | |
| Growth | $129/mo | |
| Scale | $299/mo |
Every paid plan has a 3-day free trial with no card required.
How do ZeDaq.ai and Fit Analytics compare side by side?
| ZeDaq.ai | Fit Analytics (checked November 2026) | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | Try-on and sizing widget for fashion stores | "A shopping guidance system for apparel retailers" |
| How sizing works | Body scan from one photo plus height, matched to your chart | Based on shopper preferences and purchase, return, body and garment data |
| Whose size chart | Yours, one per garment type | Not described on the homepage |
| Photo try-on | Included | Not listed on the homepage |
| AI shopping assistant | Not offered | Offered |
| Eyewear try-on | Live camera | Not listed on the homepage |
| Setup | Shopify app, script tag or REST API, self-serve | Supported end to end by its team; API available |
| Pricing | Published, from $0 | Not published on the homepage |
| Tailor tools | CRM, measurement links, orders, invoices | Not listed on the homepage |
Source for Fit Analytics: its homepage.
Which one fits a store at your stage?
The honest answer depends on your size, your team and how much data you already have.
When does ZeDaq.ai make more sense?
ZeDaq.ai tends to suit you if:
- you want to install and test it yourself this week
- you want to see the price before talking to sales
- you already have a size chart and want shoppers matched to it
- you also want shoppers to see the garment on their body
- you run on Shopify, WooCommerce, Wix or a custom site and want one widget for all of them
A body scan doesn't depend on your order history. That helps a store that is still building its catalog, or that launches new cuts often.
When might Fit Analytics make more sense?
Fit Analytics may suit you if:
- you are a larger retailer with a dedicated ecommerce team
- you want a sizing system built on large volumes of purchase and return data
- you want a full AI shopping assistant, not only a sizing tool
- you prefer the vendor to manage implementation with you
If you are weighing several data-led fit tools, our comparison of True Fit and ZeDaq.ai covers a similar trade-off.
What should a growing store test before choosing?
Whichever tool you look at, run the same short test. It keeps the decision about your shoppers, not about a sales deck.
- Pick five products that cause the most fit questions in your inbox.
- Write down the right size for three team members in each product, using your own fitting judgment.
- Run each person through the tool and note the size it suggests.
- Compare the results with your own answers. Count how often they match.
- Time the shopper flow on a phone, from tapping the button to seeing a size.
- Check what you control. Can you change the chart, the button text and where the widget sits?
With ZeDaq.ai, the Free plan covers a small version of this test, and a paid plan's 3-day trial covers a larger one. For a vendor without published prices, ask for a pilot on these terms.
What does each tool ask of your team?
Setup work is easy to overlook when you compare features.
With ZeDaq.ai, the main job is your size chart. You enter body measurements for each size, per garment type, and check that the ranges meet without gaps. After that, the Shopify app embed or the script tag handles the product page.
With a managed vendor, the work is usually shared. Expect meetings, data exports and a project timeline. That can be a benefit if you lack technical staff, and a cost if you want to move quickly.
There is also a question of who owns the fit logic. When you enter your own chart, a change to your cut means you update the chart. When a vendor models fit from data, changes depend on their system.
Does ZeDaq.ai help beyond the storefront?
Some growing brands also make garments to order, or work with tailors. ZeDaq.ai includes tailor tools: a client CRM, measurements through a link the client opens on their phone, orders with a delivery calendar, and invoices in multiple currencies, including NGN, GBP and USD.
If you currently track client measurements in spreadsheets, see how ZeDaq.ai compares with Excel for that work. Fit Analytics' homepage didn't list tools of this kind when we checked.
If you are still deciding whether your site needs a fitting room at all, start with the guide to a virtual fitting room for clothing sites.
Test sizing and try-on on your own store
FAQs
Does Fit Analytics publish its prices?
Not on its homepage when we checked in November 2026. The page directs retailers to contact its team.
Does ZeDaq.ai use my own size chart?
Yes. You add one chart per garment type, and the scan recommends your own labels. Without a chart, it uses a generic UK, US, EU or AU chart.
Can I use ZeDaq.ai outside Shopify?
Yes. The script tag works on WooCommerce, Wix, Squarespace, BigCommerce and custom sites, and developers can use the REST API.
Does ZeDaq.ai need my order history to size shoppers?
No. Sizing comes from the shopper's scan and your size chart, so it works for new products and new stores.
Can I try ZeDaq.ai without a card?
Yes. The Free plan costs $0, and every paid plan has a 3-day free trial with no card required.
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