Pricing

Minea pricing

Minea pricing is $49, $99 and $199 a month, with no free plan. Starter covers Meta ads and products; shops and the brand tracker start at Premium. Above that, the extra money buys monthly AI quotas, and quarterly billing takes about a fifth off every tier.

Updated 1 November 2026 · read from minea.com/pricing · how we read prices

The three tiers, and what actually separates them

Read from minea.com/pricing on 1 November 2026. Two things climb with the tier: which listings open — shops and the brand tracker start at Premium — and how many times a month the AI features may be used.

Minea tiers

per month, read 1 November 2026
#TierMonthlyQuarterlyWhat it raises
1Starter$49$39Meta ads and products only; 10 AI analyses, 10 transcripts, 50 magic searches a month
2Premium$99$79Adds shops, the brand tracker, notifications on 10 shops and daily niche lists; quotas to 50 / 50 / 100
3Business$199$158Every quota unlimited, notifications unlimited

What changes with the price, and what does not

Two things climb with the tier and two stay the same from $49 to $199, and knowing which is most of the buying decision.

Shops and the brand tracker start at Premium

Starter carries the Meta ads and products listings only. The shops listing, the brand tracker, notifications and daily niche lists appear from Premium at $99; on the pricing page they are crossed out under Starter.

The AI quotas are the ladder

Ad analyses run 10, 50 and unlimited a month; transcripts the same; magic search 50, 100 and unlimited. That is what $150 of difference buys.

Three platforms are still coming soon

Snapchat, Pinterest and TikTok are marked coming soon on the pricing page itself, so they are not part of what any tier delivers today.

There is no free plan at any price

Minea publishes no free plan; a free registration opens ad search with shop data locked. Several tools in this category publish standing free plans, which is the cheapest way to judge coverage before paying.

What the tiers look like inside the account

We paid for Starter, so the plan window below is the one a Starter customer sees.

Minea plan window on a Starter account: Starter $49 with shops and brand tracker crossed out, Premium $99, Business $199
Minea app, Account › Plans on our Starter account: Starter $49 a month or $39 paid quarterly (“Your current plan”) with Shops, Brand tracker, Notifications and Daily niche lists crossed out; Premium $99 ($79 quarterly); Business $199 ($158). Our account, October 13, 2026.

Influencer product placements are the reason to pick Minea. Other tools here that offer influencer search start from the creator rather than the product; Minea puts the placements in the same interface as the ad listings and the product data, at $49.

The quarterly price is the real lever, not the tier. Starter falls from $49 to $39 a month when paid quarterly, Premium from $99 to $79 and Business from $199 to $158 — about a fifth off at every level. Moving up a tier costs far more than moving to quarterly billing, and it buys the shops listing and larger quotas, so for ads and products alone the cheapest sensible entry into Minea is Starter paid three months at a time.

Starter is slow on new ads. On our account the newest Gymshark ad Minea held on October 12 was from September 11, and in our test of 20 Meta ads launched on 20 October Minea found 4. Minea publishes no retention window either, so neither fresh ads nor long history is what $49 buys.

Price the coming-soon platforms at zero. Snapchat, Pinterest and TikTok sit under that label on the pricing page with no date attached. Tools that cover TikTok or go deeper on stores are in Minea alternatives.

Three things to check before paying $49Whether your channel is live rather than coming soon, because Snapchat, Pinterest and TikTok are all still labelled that way. Whether ten AI analyses a month is enough, since that single quota is most of what the next $50 buys. And whether you need ads that have already stopped, because no retention window is published at any tier.

Questions

How much does Minea cost?

Three tiers: Starter at $49 a month, Premium at $99 and Business at $199, or $39, $79 and $158 if paid quarterly. There is no free plan, so quarterly billing is the only published discount.

What do the three Minea tiers include?

Starter carries Meta ads and products only; shops, the brand tracker, notifications and daily niche lists start at Premium. Above that, the money buys monthly AI quotas: 10 ad analyses at Starter, 50 at Premium, unlimited at Business.

Is Minea worth $49 a month?

It is if the job is finding a product to sell, because Minea pairs ad listings with product data and influencer placements; the shops listing needs Premium at $99. It is the wrong tool for catching what a rival launched this week: on our Starter account Minea found 4 of 20 fresh Meta ads, and its newest Gymshark ad was a month old.

Does Minea cover TikTok and Pinterest?

Not yet. Minea marks Snapchat, Pinterest and TikTok as coming soon on its own pricing page, so $49 buys Meta ads and influencer placements today. For TikTok now, PiPiADS starts at $49 and Spytrend carries TikTok alongside Facebook and Instagram at $79.

Is Minea the largest source of ads?

Its pricing page says so, next to a published figure of more than 10 million ads. Two tools in this category publish larger counts: AdSpy states 213.7 million ads and Spytrend 1.4 billion. The claim is not supported by the numbers each vendor publishes.

What is locked on the Minea Starter plan?

Shops, the brand tracker, notifications and daily niche lists are crossed out under Starter. On our Starter account the products page also locked every Shop info filter — monthly visits, estimated daily revenue, traffic by country, Shopify theme and apps — behind Premium.