Spocket Pricing 2026: Starter to Unicorn and Yearly Savings

Spocket costs $39.99/mo for Starter in 2026, $59.99/mo for Professional, $99.99/mo for Empire and $299.99/mo for Unicorn on monthly billing, after a 7-day trial. Annual billing cuts Professional to $24/mo, Empire to $57/mo and Unicorn to $79/mo; Starter has no annual option.

Every figure here was read on Spocket's pricing page as of October 19, 2026. Our view: Professional on annual billing is the plan most new stores should buy, because it costs less per month than Starter while holding ten times the products, and Empire is the real floor for anyone selling on eBay or Amazon.

Toolradar data: Spocket's entry plan ranks second cheapest of the 13 Supply Chain tools with a verified entry price on Toolradar, the software directory we run, where the median entry plan is $225/mo, as of October 2026. Spocket is listed as an alternative to 6 other tools; its record is Spocket on Toolradar.

How does Spocket pricing work?

Spocket charges a flat subscription per store, sized by how many products you can list and which features come with it. Every plan carries a 0% transaction fee, so Spocket takes no cut of your sales; the supplier's product and shipping cost is what you pay per order, on top of the plan.

The tiers climb on four limits. Product count runs from 25 on Starter to 250, 10,000 and 25,000. Premium products start at 25 on Professional. Order volume is the third: "Unlimited orders" is struck through on Starter and Professional and included from Empire up, so a store expecting volume should read that line before anything else. Channels are the fourth, since eBay and Amazon dropshipping begin on Empire.

One subscription covers one store. Spocket says you can manage multiple stores from one account, but its plan cards add that a separate subscription is required for each store to get all features and VIP support. Two stores on Professional cost twice the Professional price.

What does each Spocket plan include?

Starter (monthly only) is a product test, not a business. It includes the 100 million+ product catalog, 25 unique products, AliExpress dropshipping and 24/7 chat and email support. Premium products, supplier chat, branded invoices, VIP support, eBay and Amazon dropshipping, Spocket Academy, unlimited orders and bulk checkout are all struck through.

Professional raises the cap to 250 products and 25 premium products, and adds supplier chat, branded invoices and VIP chat support. For a store building a brand, the branded invoices are the reason to skip Starter. It still lacks eBay, Amazon, the academy, unlimited orders and bulk checkout.

Empire is where the plan stops limiting the business: 10,000 products and 10,000 premium products, eBay and Amazon dropshipping, Spocket Academy and unlimited orders. Only bulk checkout waits for the top tier.

Unicorn adds bulk checkout and raises both caps to 25,000. On monthly billing it costs three times Empire, so the jump only makes sense for a store whose order volume makes bulk checkout worth that premium.

Is annual billing worth it on Spocket?

Yes, by a wide margin on every plan that offers it. Spocket labels its annual toggle "free 8 months off", and the per-month rates back up the size of that claim:

Annual Professional costs $15.99 a month less than monthly Starter and holds ten times the products, with branded invoices and VIP support on top. That makes monthly Starter worth buying only for a seller who wants to test Spocket for a month or two and walk away. On Unicorn the annual discount is steep enough that a high-volume store paying monthly is overpaying for flexibility it may never use.

The trade-off is commitment. Spocket says you can cancel at any time without penalties and change plans later, but its pricing page does not say how an annual plan is refunded if you cancel mid-year. Ask support before paying for twelve months. One more caution: the Unicorn card's stated saving of $2,563 does not equal the gap between its two rates, so confirm the annual charge at checkout.

How does the Spocket free trial work?

Spocket offers a 7-day trial at sign-up, and every monthly plan card reads "Pay only after the 7-day trial". Spocket's FAQ says the trial can be cancelled at any time. Use the week to connect your store, import a few products and order a sample, then decide on the tier with the product count and channels you actually need.

There is no free plan after the trial. Stores that need to keep costs at zero should compare the supplier apps in our DSers vs Spocket comparison.

Five Spocket setups, priced

Our arithmetic on Spocket's list prices, per month, October 2026. Supplier product and shipping costs come on top.

The channel jump is the expensive surprise. A seller with 300 products would fit Professional's cap on a Shopify store, but the same seller on eBay or Amazon must buy Empire, which costs $33 more a month on annual billing. Count your channels before you count your products.

Against AutoDS, the closest rival, Spocket's annual Professional plan comes in lower for a 200-product Shopify store: AutoDS lists $19.90 a month billed annually for its Import plan, but placing supplier orders automatically adds a $9.90 monthly add-on, per our AutoDS pricing breakdown. On monthly billing AutoDS is cheaper. The feature trade-offs are in Spocket vs AutoDS.

What Spocket's price does not include

• Products and shipping. Each order costs the supplier's product price plus shipping, paid when you place it. Our dropshipping supplier fees guide shows how that compares across suppliers.
• Your store platform. Spocket sits on top of a store you pay for separately; see Shopify pricing for that bill.
• Marketplace fees. Selling through eBay or Amazon adds their own fees, covered in eBay seller fees and Amazon seller fees.
• Extra stores. Each additional store needs its own subscription for full features.

Which Spocket plan should you buy?

Buy Professional on annual billing for a single Shopify, Wix or WooCommerce store with up to 250 products: it is the cheapest per-month plan Spocket sells and includes branded invoices. Buy Empire the moment you sell on eBay or Amazon, need more than 250 products or expect enough orders to hit the cap on lower tiers. Keep Starter for a short test, and Unicorn for high-volume stores that need bulk checkout.

For the full product verdict, read our Spocket review. The wider field is ranked in best dropshipping apps for Shopify and best dropshipping suppliers, with US-based options in best US dropshipping suppliers. New sellers should start with how to start dropshipping.

Frequently asked questions

How much does Spocket cost per month in 2026?

On monthly billing, Spocket Starter is $39.99, Professional $59.99, Empire $99.99 and Unicorn $299.99. On annual billing, Professional is $24 a month, Empire $57 and Unicorn $79; Starter is sold monthly only. Every plan has a 0% transaction fee, and supplier product and shipping costs come on top.

Does Spocket have a free plan?

No. Spocket offers a 7-day trial at sign-up, and each plan card says you pay only after the trial ends. There is no free tier after that week, so plan on at least the Starter price once the trial finishes.

Which Spocket plan includes eBay and Amazon?

Empire is the first plan with eBay and Amazon dropshipping, along with 10,000 products and unlimited orders. Starter and Professional cover AliExpress dropshipping and store platforms but not those two marketplaces, so a marketplace seller should budget for Empire.

How much do you save with Spocket's annual plan?

Spocket lists a $432 yearly saving on Professional and $516 on Empire. Annual billing is also why Professional costs less each month than monthly Starter. Starter has no annual option.

Do I need a separate Spocket plan for each store?

Yes, for full features. Spocket lets you manage several stores from one account, but its plan cards state that each store needs its own subscription to access all features and VIP support. Two stores on annual Professional cost $48 a month.

Can I cancel Spocket at any time?

Spocket says you can cancel at any time without penalties and change plans later. Its pricing page does not explain refunds on annual plans cancelled mid-term, so confirm that with support before you commit to a year.

How we priced this

All Spocket prices, limits, plan features and trial terms were read on October 19, 2026 on Spocket's pricing page, including its plan cards and FAQ. AutoDS figures come from AutoDS's pricing page, read the same day. The monthly savings and the five setups are our arithmetic on those list prices; taxes, supplier costs and store fees are excluded. The Toolradar figures come from its Spocket record, October 2026. This page reads published prices and does not test the software. Prices change, so recheck before you sign up.

Cite this: Retailpresso, "Spocket Pricing 2026: Starter to Unicorn and Yearly Savings", November 2026.

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