Shopney starts at about $149/month. Appziot starts at $29/month on Lite, with push from $99/month on Starter, and a 30-day free trial for iOS and Android.
Shopney and Appziot are both no-code Shopify mobile app builders with flat pricing and no success fees. Shopney is a strong mid-market option; Appziot focuses on a lower entry price and a simple Lite / Starter / Growth plan structure so growing merchants can launch faster with predictable costs.
Competitor pricing is based on publicly listed plans and may change. Confirm current rates on Shopney’s site before purchasing.
Launch with push on Starter at $99/month instead of ~$149/month and save while you validate mobile demand before scaling.
Appziot screens use native UI blocks. Shoppers get an app, not a website wrapped in a shell.
Three clear plans (Lite, Starter, and Growth) instead of four feature-gated tiers. Upgrade only when you need more.
Like Shopney, Appziot does not take a cut of in-app sales. Your mobile revenue stays yours.
Connect your store, customize screens with native blocks, and submit to the App Store and Google Play without a complex onboarding path.
Yes, if you want native Shopify apps with flat pricing at a lower starting monthly cost. Shopney may still suit merchants who specifically want its integration set or higher-tier feature packages.
No. Appziot uses native blocks. Screens render as native UI on iOS and Android, not HTML pages inside a WebView.
Against Shopney’s publicly listed Silver plan (~$149/mo), Appziot Starter at $99/mo can save roughly $600/year. Savings are larger if you would otherwise need Shopney’s Gold or Platinum tiers.
No. Shopney markets flat-rate plans with no commission on sales. Appziot also uses flat Lite, Starter, and Growth pricing with no revenue share.
Yes. Reconnect your Shopify store, rebuild screens in Appziot’s builder, and republish to the app stores. Book a demo if you want help planning the switch.
Start a 30-day free trial, or book a demo if you want to see Appziot next to Shopney.