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Independent · read from EverBee’s own pricing page on 22 October 2026

EverBee pricing: every plan, monthly and annual

EverBee has three plans: Hobby ($0), Growth $39/mo and Business $99/mo paid monthly. Billed annually: Growth $299 a year ($24.99 a month) and Business $828 a year ($69 a month) — the figures EverBee’s page shows first. There is no free trial; the free plan is Hobby, which has no sales or revenue figures.

Every price and limit is copied from EverBee’s own pricing page on 22 October 2026. Not affiliated with EverBee.

Which EverBee plan do you need?

EverBee’s paid plans exist mainly for the sales and revenue figures and the higher limits. Tick what you need; the answer is the smallest plan that covers it. Nothing you type leaves this page.

EverBee’s plans and prices

Read from EverBee’s own pricing page on 22 October 2026. The page opens on annual billing; the monthly prices are the ones its Monthly switch shows. US dollars.

EverBee planMonthly billingBilled annuallyKeyword researchSales and revenue figuresStore connections
Hobby$0$010 keywordsNo views, reviews, favorites-
Growth$39/mo$299/yr $24.99/mo billed annuallyUnlimitedYes EverBee’s estimates3
Business$99/mo$828/yr $69/mo billed annuallyUnlimitedYes EverBee’s estimatesUnlimited

EverBee: Pay annually and save up to 36%. Growth works out 36% cheaper billed annually, Business 30%.

EverBee’s comparison table, in EverBee’s words

EverBee’s rowHobbyGrowthBusiness
Keyword research limit10 keywordsUnlimitedUnlimited
Tracked shopsUp to 5Up to 100Unlimited
AI Actions-100 per monthUnlimited
Store connections-3Unlimited
Saved keywordsUp to 5Up to 1,000Unlimited

Hobby — $0

Growth — $39/mo or $299/yr

Business — $99/mo or $828/yr

What the sales figures are

The sales, revenue and conversion-rate columns are what the Growth plan is mostly bought for. Etsy publishes a lifetime sales count per shop; its public API exposes no per-listing sales. So a monthly figure for a single listing is modelled from signals like reviews, favorites and shop totals — useful as a relative signal (this listing looks busier than that one), not as a measurement. EverBee’s free Hobby plan shows Product Analytics: views, reviews, favorites without the sales columns.

If the number you actually want is how much a shop sells, Etsy publishes that one itself: the free shop sales checker reads it for up to five shops, with no account. It is the shop’s total, not a per-listing figure.

EverBee or Growtsy, on price

We make Growtsy, so weigh this accordingly. Growtsy is $9 (Starter), $24 (Growth), $49 (Pro) or $99 (Pro Max) a month, 17% less billed annually. Growtsy shows no sales estimates at all, so if a per-listing revenue figure is what you are buying, EverBee sells one and Growtsy does not. Growtsy sells decisions instead: Starter is $9/mo for 15 Listing Analyses and 50 Scout runs a month; the free plan has 1 Listing Analysis, 1 Scout run and 3 AI photos, once. Each analysis ends with one call — publish now, improve first, fix the visuals, reposition the price, or pick a different niche. The side-by-side is on Growtsy vs EverBee; cheaper research tools are on EverBee alternatives.

If what you need this week is to fix listings you already have, Growtsy’s free tools need no account: the listing checker reads one listing from Etsy and checks its title, 13 tags and photos against Etsy’s published rules (up to 30 a day), the shop audit does the same across a shop’s first 100 active listings (10 a day), and the shop sales checker shows the sales count Etsy itself publishes for a shop. None of them shows search volume: Etsy shows search counts only to each seller in Shop Manager, and its API has none, so any search number in any Etsy tool is that tool’s estimate.

Common questions

How much does EverBee cost?

EverBee has a free plan (Hobby) and two paid plans. Paid monthly: Growth $39 and Business $99 a month. Paid annually: $299 and $828 a year, which is $24.99 and $69 a month. Read from EverBee’s own pricing page on 22 October 2026.

Does EverBee have a free trial?

No. EverBee: “No, we currently don’t have a free trial. However, the Hobby plan itself is completely free and doesn’t require any credit card information to sign up. You can start using EverBee’s features immediately after installing the free Chrome extension and connecting your Etsy account.”

Why does EverBee show $24.99?

Because $24.99 is Growth billed annually ($299 a year), the view EverBee’s pricing page opens on. Billed month to month, Growth is $39. EverBee: “Yes! With the annual Growth plan you enjoy a 36% discount - just $24.99 per month, billed annually at $299. You get every premium feature to drive business growth for your Etsy store while saving money with an annual commitment.”

What is the difference between EverBee Growth and Business?

Limits. Growth tracks up to 100 shops, connects 3 stores and includes 100 AI actions a month; Business has unlimited tracked shops, store connections and AI actions, plus unlimited custom filters and longer trend patterns. Both include sales, revenue and conversion-rate figures. $39 against $99 a month.

What payment methods does EverBee accept?

EverBee: “We accept all major credit cards - Visa, Mastercard, American Express, and Discover - plus PayPal. Whatever works best for you, we’ve got the option.”

Is this page affiliated with EverBee?

No. Growtsy is a separate Etsy tool and earns nothing from EverBee. The prices are copied from EverBee’s own page on the date shown; check it before you buy, because vendors change prices without notice.

Want a decision rather than a revenue estimate?

Upload a product photo or a listing link and get one call, read from live Etsy data, with no invented sales figure. 1 Scout run, 1 Listing Analysis and 3 AI photos free, once. No card.

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