Pricing · tested 4 November 2026

PiPiADS pricing: what $49 buys in searches, not credits

PiPiADS pricing starts at $49 a month on Basic, which lists at $69 and buys 30,000 credits. At the 20 credits a results page cost us, that is about 1,500 pages a month, or 50 a day.

Updated 13 November 2026 · how we read prices

PiPiADS pricing: what $49 buys in searches, not credits

Monthly prices from pipiads.com/pricing, read 4 November 2026. Pages assume 20 credits a results page, as measured on our Basic plan.

PlanPrice a monthList priceCreditsSearch pages a monthCost a page
Trial$0n/a500, one timeabout 25n/a
Basic$49$6930,000about 1,500$0.033
Advanced$99$159100,000about 5,000$0.020
Flexible$180n/a200,000, 2 seatsabout 10,000$0.018
Enterprise$900$1,9991,000,000about 50,000$0.018

PiPiADS price by plan and credit allowance

Every plan above the trial carries a monthly credit allowance: 30,000 on Basic, 100,000 on Advanced, 200,000 with two seats on Flexible, and 1,000,000 on Enterprise.

Basic and Advanced are shown at a discount against a higher list price. The site also advertised 50% off annual plans for Q4 when we read it on 4 November 2026. We paid monthly, so we have no annual invoice to report: read the annual total at checkout.

What a credit buys: the cost per search

The pricing page lists 20 credits for a detail and 1 credit for a row. On our paid Basic plan a full page of results took 20 credits, a page with fewer cards took 1 credit per card, and an empty page took nothing. We did not price a single detail view on its own, so every page count here means a full results page.

One step did not fit: our first search took 114 credits, and we did not learn why. Our whole run of 25 steps used 523 credits, or 1.7% of the allowance, on five brands and four product niches.

Advanced costs about twice as much as Basic and gives 3.3 times the pages, so it pays once you pass about 1,500 pages a month. Flexible and Enterprise both land at $0.018 a page, so the choice between them is volume and seats.

PiPiADS Basic, Ad Product section, 4 November 2026: Credits 29,517 at the top, Level Basic with 483 of 30K used at the bottom left, during our run.
PiPiADS Basic, Ad Product section, 4 November 2026: Credits 29,517 at the top, Level Basic with 483 of 30K used at the bottom left, during our run.

How many credits a month you actually need

A buyer who checks 10 keywords a day uses about 200 credits a day, or 6,000 in a 30-day month. That is one fifth of Basic. To run out, you would need about 50 full pages every day of the month.

So credits were not the limit on Basic for us. They are the limit on the trial, where 500 credits last about 25 pages and never refill. Heavier use, such as opening many detail views a day for a team, is what pushes a buyer to Advanced. Seats are a separate limit: Basic is for one user, and Flexible is the cheapest plan here with two.

PiPiADS free trial: what it costs you

The trial is free, needs no card and gives 500 one-time credits. In our October trial it showed only ads older than 90 days, so it works for judging the interface, not for finding what is running now. Fresh ads start on Basic.

Questions

How much is PiPiADS per month?

PiPiADS Basic was $49 a month on 4 November 2026, against a list price of $69. Advanced was $99, Flexible $180 and Enterprise $900. Those are monthly billing prices from pipiads.com/pricing, and the site also advertised 50% off annual plans for Q4.

How many searches do you get on PiPiADS Basic?

About 1,500 full results pages a month, or 50 a day. Basic includes 30,000 credits, and a full page cost 20 credits on our account. Pages with few results cost less, at 1 credit per card, and empty pages cost nothing.

When is PiPiADS Advanced worth it over Basic?

When you pass about 1,500 full results pages a month, or 50 a day, since that is where Basic runs out at 20 credits a page. Below that, Advanced at $99 buys credits you will not use. If you need a second seat, the cheapest plan with two is Flexible at $180.

Is the PiPiADS trial enough to decide?

It is enough to see the interface, not the data you would pay for. The 500 credits cover about 25 pages, and in our October trial ads newer than 90 days were hidden. To judge freshness you need a paid month.