Triple Whale centres on attribution and AI; Shopimize centres on profit. Both show profit after product costs, ad spend, shipping and fees. They differ in how the price is set, how long you commit, how WooCommerce costs and fees are handled and which platforms connect. Here are the differences, with sources.
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Where the two tools work differently, starting with what you pay.
Triple Whale's pricing page says "All prices are based on a combination of your brand's annual GMV and the package you choose", and that as you grow "you'll automatically move to a plan that aligns with your revenue tier". Its Shopify App Store listing shows Foundation at $219/month. Shopimize plans are set by the number of orders you process each month, starting with a free plan.
Triple Whale's pricing page says "Foundation, Automate, and Enterprise are 12-month subscriptions", and its billing help article says "we require 30 days' notice prior to cancellation". Shopimize paid plans are billed monthly or annually, and a monthly plan can be cancelled at any time.
Triple Whale's help centre says "No, COGS do not automatically pull in for WooCommerce shop accounts"; they are uploaded from a CSV template. For PayPal, Stripe and other gateways, its payment settings are where "you can input the fees charged by payment processors". Shopimize imports WooCommerce's cost of goods, reads the fees WooPayments, Stripe and PayPal plugins record on each order, and receives changes through webhooks within seconds.
Triple Whale's integrations page names Shopify, WooCommerce and BigCommerce as business platforms, plus custom connections such as Magento; PrestaShop, Wix and eBay are not named. Shopimize connects Shopify, WooCommerce, PrestaShop, Wix and eBay, and its interface is available in English, French and Spanish. Triple Whale's Shopify App Store listing gives English as its language.
Every feature that matters, compared honestly.
| Feature | Shopimize | Triple Whale |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing and commitment | ||
| What the price is based on | Monthly orders | Annual GMV |
| Cheapest paid plan | β | $219/mo |
| Free plan | ||
| Free trial of paid plans | 14 days | |
| Commitment on paid plans | Monthly or annual | 12 months |
| Data, costs and fees | ||
| Data refresh | Real time (Shopify, WooCommerce) | Every 15 minutes or less |
| WooCommerce cost of goods imported automatically | ||
| Fees read from WooPayments, Stripe and PayPal plugins | Entered by you | |
| Shopify Payments fees imported | ||
| Attribution and AI | ||
| Tracking pixel and multi-touch attribution | ||
| AI agent that adjusts budgets and campaigns | ||
| Industry benchmarks | ||
| Customer lifetime value and cohorts | ||
| Store platforms | ||
| Shopify | ||
| WooCommerce | ||
| BigCommerce | ||
| PrestaShop | ||
| Wix | ||
| eBay | ||
| Amazon | Soon | |
| Ad platforms | ||
| Google, Meta and TikTok Ads | ||
| Pinterest, Microsoft and Snapchat Ads | ||
| Klaviyo | ||
| Account | ||
| Several stores in one subscription | β | |
| Interface in French and Spanish | ||
In the Triple Whale column, β means its own pages say so, including the languages its Shopify App Store listing gives; β means they do not say. Triple Whale details checked on 11 September 2026.
Shopimize prices are live from our billing. Triple Whale prices are from its Shopify App Store listing; its pricing page sets them from your annual GMV.
Triple Whale prices above are from its Shopify App Store listing, which does not say which GMV band they apply to; billed annually, they are $2,190 and $7,490 a year. Paid plans are 12-month subscriptions billed in USD. Triple Whale also has a free plan, and an Enterprise plan through its sales team. Checked on 11 September 2026.
Questions worth asking of any analytics tool, Triple Whale and Shopimize included.
Revenue-based pricing rises with your sales; order-based pricing rises with order volume. Estimate both for next year, not only for today.
Check whether a plan is monthly or a 12-month contract, and how much notice cancelling requires.
Pixel attribution and AI agents help decide where large ad budgets go. If your question is what each order and product really earns, a profit tracker may be all you need.
If you already keep costs in WooCommerce's cost of goods, check that they are imported rather than uploaded again as a CSV file.
Estimated fees blur the difference between gateways. Check whether each payment method's actual fee is read, or whether you have to keep rules up to date.
If you also sell on PrestaShop, Wix or eBay, check that every store fits in one account and one dashboard.
Triple Whale details on this page were checked on 11 September 2026. Prices and features change; the pages below are the reference.
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