Pricing · tested 2 November 2026

Ecomhunt pricing: free plan vs paid, and what each unlocks

Ecomhunt pricing has three paid plans: Basic $29 a month, Pro $49 and Suite $69, or $23, $39 and $49 a month billed yearly. A free tier exists, but the page does not list its limits. Refunds: 30 days.

Updated 3 November 2026 · how we read prices
Plan (ecomhunt.com/pricing, read 2 November 2026)Monthly billingYearly billingSaved per yearLive trending productsTracker sessions
Basic$29$279 a year ($23 a month)$69 (19.8%)5010
Pro$49$468 a year ($39 a month)$120 (20.4%)80100
Suite$69$588 a year ($49 a month)$240 (29.0%)120500

Ecomhunt pricing by plan, read on 2 November 2026

We read ecomhunt.com/pricing on 2 November 2026 without logging in, in an en-US browser, and captured both toggle states. Ecomhunt pricing is three tiers of one product, a database of dropshipping products: Basic at $29 a month, Pro at $49 and Suite at $69. The page sells everything above the free level as "all free features plus" extra depth, so the plans differ in limits, not in kind.

The monthly view is in the frame here. On Suite, the $69 sits next to a struck-through $89, which is the reduced price the page shows for monthly billing.

ecomhunt.com/pricing, Monthly toggle: Basic $29, Pro $49, Suite $69 (struck-through $89) a month, "Billed monthly"; read 2 November 2026
ecomhunt.com/pricing, Monthly toggle: Basic $29, Pro $49, Suite $69 (struck-through $89) a month, "Billed monthly"; read 2 November 2026

Monthly vs yearly: what the discount really is

In the Monthly view the toggle carries the label "Save up to 45%"; the Yearly view does not show it. On the yearly view the plans cost $279 (Basic), $468 (Pro) and $588 (Suite), charged once a year, which the page shows as $23, $39 and $49 a month.

Against the monthly prices on the same page, yearly billing saves $69 on Basic (19.8%), $120 on Pro (20.4%) and $240 on Suite (29.0%), calculated as twelve months at the monthly price minus the yearly charge. The 45% appears only if Suite is compared with its struck-through $89: 12 x $89 = $1,068 against $588 is $480, or 44.9%. Against the $69 actually charged monthly, Suite yearly saves 29%.

The saving figures printed on the cards do not all match that arithmetic: the page says "Save $72" on Basic (it counts $23 x 12 = $276, not the $279 charged) and "Save $120" on Suite, which is half of the $240 the monthly price implies. Treat the card labels as marketing and use the charge, $279, $468 or $588, as the number.

ecomhunt.com/pricing, Yearly toggle: $23, $39 and $49 a month, billed $279, $468 and $588 annually, with card labels Save $72, $120, $120; read 2 November 2026; the "Save up to 45%" label is visible only in the Monthly view
ecomhunt.com/pricing, Yearly toggle: $23, $39 and $49 a month, billed $279, $468 and $588 annually, with card labels Save $72, $120, $120; read 2 November 2026; the "Save up to 45%" label is visible only in the Monthly view

What each Ecomhunt plan unlocks

The comparison table under the cards gives the limits that actually separate the plans (Basic / Pro / Suite):

  • Live trending products: 50 / 80 / 120
  • Product tracking: 10 / 100 / 500
  • Winning-products database (hand-picked): 2 years / unlimited / unlimited
  • Live trend stats: 30 days / 3 months / unlimited
  • "Lucky" filters: 2 / 3 / unlimited; spins: 5 / unlimited / unlimited
  • Sales history graph in the Adam tool: 14 / 30 / 60 days
  • Alerts: 5 / 10 / 50

Pro adds a 1-on-1 consultant and the 70-lesson Dropshipping Masterclass course. Suite adds unlimited AliExpress information, the content library and the 3ET course. Those are learning and service extras; if you only want product data, the limits above are what you pay for.

Is there an Ecomhunt free plan?

Each paid card starts with "Plan includes all free features plus", so a free tier exists. The pricing page does not say what it contains or where its limits are, and we did not test it in this read. The only entry guarantee on the page is "30 day money-back guarantee".

The cheapest paid way in is Basic: $29 monthly, or $279 for a year.

Which plan makes sense

Basic is a trial-sized plan: 50 live products, 10 tracked, a two-year database, and 30 days of trend stats. Pro is the first plan with unlimited database access and a 100-product tracker, and it is the one the page marks "Popular". Suite is for heavy tracking (500 sessions) and long history (unlimited trend stats). Yearly billing on Pro is the cheapest way to get the unlimited database: $39 a month against $29 on Basic monthly for the two-year cap.

Questions

How much does Ecomhunt cost per month?

On 2 November 2026 Ecomhunt cost $29 a month for Basic, $49 for Pro and $69 for Suite on monthly billing. On yearly billing the same plans cost $23, $39 and $49 a month, charged as $279, $468 and $588 once a year.

Is Ecomhunt free?

Partly. The paid plans are described as including all free features, so a free tier exists, but the pricing page does not list what it covers. The paid plans start at $29 a month and carry a 30-day money-back guarantee.

How much does Ecomhunt save on yearly billing?

Compared with twelve months at the monthly price, yearly billing saves $69 on Basic, $120 on Pro and $240 on Suite, about 20%, 20% and 29%. The 'up to 45%' label only holds against Suite's struck-through $89.

What is the difference between Ecomhunt Basic, Pro and Suite?

The difference is limits: 50, 80 or 120 live trending products, 10, 100 or 500 tracked products, and a two-year versus unlimited winning-products database. Pro adds a consultant and a 70-lesson course; Suite adds unlimited AliExpress information and the content library.

Does Ecomhunt have a refund policy?

The pricing page states a 30-day money-back guarantee. It does not describe the conditions, so check the terms before paying for a yearly plan.