Confect Pricing and Which Plan a Shopify Store Needs

Confect costs $299 a month on Local, $499 on Pro and $999 on Global, with Enterprise priced on request. Annual billing takes 20% off, every plan starts with a 30-day free trial, and the tiers are set by how many markets and products you design catalog ads for: 1 market and 3,000 products, 3 markets and 10,000, or 10 markets and 30,000.

Those figures come from Confect's own pricing page, checked on October 21, 2026. Confect is a design layer for catalog ads: it puts frames, prices, badges and video templates on your product images before they reach Meta, TikTok, Pinterest and other feed channels. What a US Shopify store usually wants to know is which tier it falls into, what the annual price works out to, and what Confect does not do once the ads are live. If you are really looking for someone to run the catalog ads, our Shopify catalog Facebook ads page covers that side.

How much does Confect cost?

Confect sells three published plans and Enterprise. Users and designs are unlimited on every plan, so the price moves only with markets, product count and video.

Plan	Monthly	Markets	Products	Video catalog ads	Story catalog ads
Local	$299	1	Up to 3,000	No	Yes
Pro	$499	Up to 3	Up to 10,000	Yes	Yes
Global	$999	Up to 10	Up to 30,000	Yes	Yes
Enterprise	Custom	More than 10	More than 30,000	Yes	Yes

Every plan includes the design editor, AI background removal, design rules, scheduled design changes, multiple designs per ad, A/B testing, analytics, custom fonts and media, and export to Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Snapchat, Pinterest, Reddit, Klaviyo, Salesforce and other feed channels. Enterprise is also the route for custom contract or legal terms.

Confect annual pricing

The pricing page offers annual billing at 20% off but does not print the annual figures. Applying 20% to the monthly prices gives about $239 a month on Local, $399 on Pro and $799 on Global, or roughly $2,870, $4,790 and $9,590 a year. That is our arithmetic from the published discount, so confirm the exact number at checkout.

The trade-off is commitment. Confect's FAQ says the standard term is monthly and you can cancel month to month, but annual billing is year to year. If you are still testing whether designed catalog ads beat plain product photos for your store, stay monthly until you have a few weeks of results.

What counts as a product and a market

These two definitions decide your tier, and both are more generous than they look.

• Products. Confect groups variants, so a tennis shoe in 12 sizes counts as one product, not twelve. A Shopify store with 2,000 products and 15,000 variants still fits Local.
• Markets. A market is a country where your products carry different prices, currency or language. A US-only store selling in dollars is one market. Add Canada with CAD prices and you need two, which pushes you to Pro.

Product limits are summed across markets. A store with 4,000 products in the US and the same 4,000 in Canada counts 8,000, inside Pro but over Local.

Which Confect plan fits a US Shopify store?

Most US stores selling only at home land on Local at $299. Move to Pro at $499 for one of two reasons: you sell into a second or third country with its own prices, or you want video catalog ads, which Local does not include. Global at $999 is for brands in many countries or catalogs above 10,000 grouped products.

A useful sanity check is the share of ad spend. At $5,000 a month on Meta, Local is about 6% of spend; at $20,000 it is about 1.5%. Confect's pricing page claims an average 31% lift in return on ad spend, which is its own figure, not an independent one. If designed frames lift your catalog ad by even a few percent at $20,000 a month, the fee pays for itself. At $3,000 a month the math is much tighter.

Does Confect have a free trial?

Yes, 30 days on every plan, with full access to features. You can sign up, build designs and invite colleagues without starting the clock; the 30 days begin when you push Confect designs into Meta. If you do not cancel within the 30 days, the account converts to a paid subscription automatically, so note the date you connected it.

What Confect pricing leaves out

Confect changes how your catalog ads look. It does not run them, and three costs sit outside the subscription.

Ad spend. Meta, TikTok and the other channels bill your ad spend directly. Confect has no spend tiers, so its fee stays flat as you scale.

Running the catalog campaign. Which products stay in the product set, what happens to sold-out items, how budget splits between best sellers and the rest: those are decisions made in Ads Manager by you or a media buyer. Confect's analytics show how designs perform, not where the budget should go. If you hire the buying out, our freelance media buyer rates guide puts typical US retainers at $2,000 to $8,000 a month.

The product page. A better catalog ad brings the click; the store has to close the sale. Before you pay for design, check the basics shoppers look for after the click, such as clear pricing, shipping costs and collecting customer reviews on your product pages.

Confect pricing vs AdBot

The two tools do different jobs on the same catalog ad, so the honest comparison is by what your store is short of.

	Confect Local	AdBot Launch
Monthly price	$299, about $239 billed yearly	$297, or $148 a month billed annually
Main job	Designs catalog ad images and videos	Builds and runs the Facebook and Instagram account daily
Product set	Yours to manage	Synced daily; out of stock and no-sale products removed
Best sellers	Yours to split	Own ad set with more of the budget
Channels	Meta, TikTok, Pinterest, Snapchat, Reddit, Klaviyo and more	Facebook and Instagram
Frames, badges, video templates	Yes	No, uses your product photos
Free trial	30 days	Browser demo, cancel anytime

If you already have someone managing the Meta account and want catalog ads that stand out in the feed, Confect is the right buy and AdBot is not. If your catalog ad runs on plain photos and nobody watches which products spend without selling, AdBot covers the expensive part. It connects to your Shopify store, runs approved products as one Advantage+ catalog campaign, takes out sold-out products and products with 14 days of spend and no purchase, and gives best sellers their own ad set, with every change logged and reversible. See AdBot pricing for every plan.

The two can run together: Confect designs the images in the catalog, AdBot decides which products get the budget. Weighing other ways to automate Meta first? Compare Smartly.io pricing, which bundles catalog design and buying at enterprise prices, and Madgicx pricing.

Confect pricing questions

Is Confect worth it?

Confect is worth it for stores spending enough on catalog ads that a small lift covers $299 to $999 a month, typically $10,000 or more on Meta, and whose plain product photos look like every competitor's. It is not worth it as a fix for a catalog campaign nobody manages, because design does not remove sold-out or unprofitable products.

Does Confect have an agency plan?

No. Confect has no separate agency plan; it runs a partner program for agencies instead, set up through a call with its partner team. Agencies can still start a client on a normal plan and trial.

Can I cancel Confect anytime?

On monthly billing, yes: Confect's standard commitment is month to month. Annual billing commits you year to year, which is the price of the 20% discount.

Does Confect manage my Facebook ads?

No. Confect designs and exports catalog ad creative to Meta and other channels and reports on design performance. Budgets, bids and the product set stay with you. For the daily management of catalog ads on Facebook and Instagram, see the Shopify catalog Facebook ads page.