Plans at a glance

The four plans

Free is $0 and stays that way: free forever, no card required. It covers 20 monitored URLs that you choose (Rabbot picks a sensible starting 20 for you), checks at least weekly plus the full audit on the day you install, a one-time feed cross-check, and core alerts with the weekly digest. One store is included.

Starter is $19 a month: up to 1,000 URLs, daily checks with a recheck when something changes, the daily feed cross-check and channel verdicts on one channel, and same-day critical and warning alerts, with Slack for critical catches.

Growth is $39 a month: up to 5,000 URLs and the feed cross-check and channel verdicts on up to three channels, with the same once-a-month switch as Starter. Everything else is the same as Starter.

Pro is $79 a month: up to 15,000 URLs and every feed channel, current and future.

The 14-day trial

Starter, Growth, and Pro come with a 14-day free trial, offered and billed by Shopify. You approve the charge on Shopify’s plan page when you pick a plan, and Shopify starts billing when the trial ends. If the subscription is declined or cancelled, the store goes back to the free plan. Free keeps 20 pages of your choosing, pauses any connected channel (nothing is deleted), keeps your findings, and shows 7 days of history. A plan change takes effect in Rabbot straight away.

The two numbers that decide it

Catalogue size sets the floor. If your store has more pages than your cap, Rabbot monitors up to the cap and the rest go unwatched, so the cap should sit above your page count.

Your channel count decides the rest. Three channels exist today: Google, Meta, and TikTok (Beta). The Google channel covers both Google Merchant Center and Google Search Console on one connection. Starter monitors one channel, Growth up to three, and Pro all of them. On Starter and Growth you can change which channels fill your slots once every 30 days, so a seasonal move between channels does not mean paying for a bigger plan. Pro covers every channel, so the rule never comes up there.

Free against paid, honestly

The real difference is cadence, not a feature list. Rabbot checks every monitored page on a schedule set by your plan. On Free, each page is checked at least weekly, and a page that keeps changing is checked as often as daily. On Starter, Growth and Pro, each page is checked daily and rechecked when Shopify reports a change to it. A page that keeps changing is checked as often as every ten minutes. Your homepage gets a heartbeat check about every five minutes on every plan, Free included. A store that has gone down is caught in about six minutes, eleven at the slowest. Free runs the feed cross-check once, on install day. Paid plans run it every day.

A broken product page costs you money every day it stands. Checks at least weekly mean you find out within the week. Daily checks mean you find out the same day. If the store is your income, that gap is the thing you are paying for.

Where to see and change your plan

Your current plan shows as a chip at the top of the dashboard, and again on the Plan card in Settings, with a What your plan includes list under it. Manage plan takes you to the billing screen.

Full prices and feature lists also live on the pricing page at rabbot.ai/pricing.