Shopvia

Four plans, every feature in all of them

Billed monthly through Shopify Billing. No per-order fees, no wallet, no percentage of sales. Cancel any time.

Free

USD 0 per month

Up to 60 orders a month.

  • Every checkout feature
  • Normal support

Pro

USD 24.95 per month

Up to 1,000 orders a month.

  • Every checkout feature
  • Normal support
  • [more perks to come]

Advanced

USD 49.95 per month

Up to 10,000 orders a month.

  • Every checkout feature
  • Normal support
  • [more perks to come]

Unlimited

USD 69.95 per month

Unlimited orders.

  • Every checkout feature
  • Priority support
  • [more perks to come]

How billing works

  • Charged by Shopify after you approve it on Shopify's own page. Change or cancel your plan in Shopify at any time. GST as applicable.
  • Orders are counted per calendar month. If you pass your plan's cap, the checkout keeps working and the app asks you to upgrade. During the pilot the caps are not enforced.
  • Your payment gateway's own fees, shipping and SMS charges are separate, as with any checkout.

The full wording is in the terms. Every feature is on the features page.

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What usage-priced tools publish

We list only prices we have read on a public page, each with the date and the address it was read from. Nothing else is claimed about any other product.

FastPro chargeBefore GSTWith GST
Per COD orderRs 5Rs 5.90
Per partial COD orderRs 5Rs 5.90
Per prepaid order2 percent of the order2.36 percent of the order

Read from https://fastpro.in/ (the pricing section of the home page) on 2026-10-14. Their page also lists a Rs 2,000 welcome credit for new stores (eligibility applies) and says gateway and shipping provider charges may be separate. Their rates may differ by account; check them on their own site before you decide.

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Compare our plans with the usage prices above. The calculator picks the cheapest plan that covers the orders you enter. It runs in your browser, uses only the published numbers on this page, and sends nothing anywhere. The inputs are examples, not typical figures: change them to your own. The rate is our assumption, not a published rate.