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Copyfy

AI-first ecommerce research: a Shopify product and store database, a Meta and TikTok ad library, and an AI builder that turns a product link into a finished store.

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Best for: Beginners · Shopify Brands · Meta Advertisers

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At a glance

Starting price
€49 / month
Pricing model
Subscription
Free trial
Yes
Category
Product Research

Quick verdict

Best for
Beginners · Shopify Brands · Meta Advertisers
Not ideal for
The pricing page publishes two contradictory grids at once: 49/89/129 renders, a superseded 39/59/89 set stays in the markup, and the page's own structured data still declares the old prices. The English pricing page shows a third, older grid in dollars with different entitlements.
Why it stands out
Combines product research, ad research and store production in one subscription: the same workflow can identify a product and ad, then generate the store, product images and ad creatives.

Overview

Copyfy's bet is that research is only half the job. Most tools in this category stop at telling you what is working; Copyfy carries on and builds the store.

The research half has three pillars. A product database, which the vendor sizes at over 100,000 products, is sourced from Shopify stores that are actively selling rather than from AliExpress, with Trending New Shop and Strong Growth pre-filters and ranking by revenue. A shop analysis returns, for any Shopify store, estimated daily and monthly sales, average monthly orders, traffic and its trend, visitor origin, traffic sources, latest products added, estimated margin, active and inactive Facebook ads with formats and duration, the theme in use and the installed Shopify apps — and it works on Shopify stores only, which the vendor states plainly. An ad library covers Facebook, Instagram and TikTok in one view, filterable by platform, country, audience, budget, format, date, sector and engagement, showing how long each creative has been running, with an AI search that answers a plain-language question about a brand, niche or angle.

The production half is what separates it. Paste a product or store link and the AI assembles a complete store: images pulled and improved, copy written, conversion blocks laid out, design themeable, and the whole thing regenerable section by section in French, English or Spanish. Ad creatives, product images and a marketing plan are generated the same way. A chat assistant sits over the store you are analysing.

The commercial model is credits. Every plan carries a monthly AI credit allowance — 50, 80 or 150 — where an image costs one credit (two for premium models), a video starts at ten, a generated store costs five, and chat bills at roughly 200,000 tokens per credit; failed image and video generations are refunded automatically. Search actions are metered separately at 30 and 80 per month before going unlimited on Pro, and shop analyses are concurrent slots rather than a monthly count: 2, 25 or 100 stores at once, freed by removing one. Exceed a limit and access is blocked until you upgrade.

The caution here is not the product, it is the published information around it. The pricing page ships two different grids in the same markup: only 49/89/129 renders, but a superseded 39/59/89 set remains in the source and is what the page's own structured data still declares. The English pricing page shows yet another, older grid in dollars with different entitlements. The free trial is three days in the homepage navigation and five days in the pricing FAQ. Audience is 200,000 merchants on the homepage and 29,870 in the footer. The annual Pro card is discounted 40% but badged 15%. None of this changes what the tool does, but it does mean nothing on the marketing pages should be taken at face value without checking it in the app.

Two contractual points are worth knowing. Copyfy themes are licensed, not sold: end the subscription and the licence ends with it, and the vendor reserves the right to demand a generated store be taken down, including from Shopify. And the terms of use are refreshingly explicit that estimated revenue, sales volume and ad performance are indicative only, with no guarantee of accuracy or completeness. Trustpilot sits at 4.0 across 138 reviews, with praise concentrated on the AI store generation and on support responsiveness.

Pricing

Plan data as recorded from the vendor's public pricing page.

GrowthPopular

Monthly

€89 / month

Annual

EUR 648 / year(EUR 54 / month billed annually)
Pricing model
Subscription
Seats
1
Limits
80 AI credits per month, 80 search actions per month, 25 stores analysable simultaneously and 50 product exports. Quarterly billing is 76 per month (-15%); annual billing is 54 per month (-40%), i.e. 648 for the 12-month term. Labelled Most popular on the pricing page.
StarterEntry plan

Monthly

€49 / month

Annual

EUR 360 / year(EUR 30 / month billed annually)
Pricing model
Subscription
Seats
1
Limits
50 AI credits per month, 30 search actions per month (one search or one filter change counts as one), 2 stores analysable simultaneously and 20 product exports. Includes the products, shops and ads libraries, the AI store builder and AI creatives. Quarterly billing is 42 per month (-15%, billed every 3 months); annual billing is 30 per month (-40%), i.e. 360 for the 12-month term. Exceeding a plan limit blocks access until you upgrade.
Pro

Monthly

€129 / month

Annual

EUR 936 / year(EUR 78 / month billed annually)
Pricing model
Subscription
Seats
1
Limits
150 AI credits per month, unlimited search actions, 100 stores analysable simultaneously and unlimited product exports. Quarterly billing is 110 per month (-15%); annual billing is 78 per month, i.e. 936 for the 12-month term — advertised with a '-15%' badge although the reduction is 40%, one of several labelling errors on the page.
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Features

Ad Intelligence

  • Creative Research

    Included on all plans · Each ad is broken down by hook, text, offer, format, engagement and inferred buyer persona, with an activity status showing how long it has run. Advanced filters cover market, platform, format, date, sector and engagement level, and an AI search answers questions about a brand, niche, product or angle.

    Yes

  • Meta Ads Research

    Included on all plans; metered by the shared monthly search quota · A combined ads library over Facebook, Instagram and TikTok, filterable by platform, country, audience, budget, format, date, sector and engagement, showing how many days an ad has been running plus hook, copy, offer, format and engagement per creative. The vendor stresses that no ad account needs to be connected.

    Yes

  • Pinterest Ads Research

    The ad library is described consistently as Meta and TikTok — in the navigation, on the ads-library page and in the feature copy. Pinterest is not mentioned anywhere on the site. Recorded as no on that repeated enumeration rather than absence alone.

    not supported

  • TikTok Ads Research

    Included on all plans · TikTok sits in the same library as Meta, with recent-activity filters and a trend tracker aimed at catching a rising TikTok video before it saturates. AI search returns TikTok ads matching a plain-language query.

    Yes

AI

  • AI Analysis

    AI search on all plans; AI credits 50/80/150 per month · AI search runs across products, shops and ads; winning products are ranked by the vendor's AI against the filters set; and a chat assistant answers questions about the store being analysed. Chat is billed on real usage at roughly 200,000 tokens per credit.

    Yes

  • AI Creative Generation

    Metered by AI credits: image 1 credit (2 premium), video from 10, store 5 · Generation of product images, ad creatives and full store copy, with an AI image editor. Premium models are named on the pricing page (Gemini 3 Pro, Recraft for images; Seedance Fast and Veo for video). Failed image and video generations are automatically refunded in credits.

    Yes

Product Research

  • Product Tracking

    Included on all plans; search actions metered 30/80/unlimited per month · A product database the vendor sizes at over 100,000 products, sourced from Shopify stores that are actively selling rather than from AliExpress, with Trending New Shop and Strong Growth pre-filters, price-range and sales filters, ranking by revenue and tracking of a product's evolution over time.

    Yes

  • Sales Estimates

    Store and product level, explicitly labelled estimates · Estimated revenue, sales volume, order counts and margins at both store and product level. The vendor is unusually direct about the limits: the product-database FAQ states sales data are estimates carrying a margin of error meant only to indicate potential, and the terms of use state that estimated revenue, sales volume and ad performance are indicative and that neither accuracy nor completeness is guaranteed.

    Yes

  • Shopify Store Tracking

    Concurrent slots, not per day: 2 stores on Starter, 25 on Growth, 100 on Pro · Shop Analysis returns estimated daily and monthly sales, average monthly orders, total traffic and its trend, visitor origin and target countries, traffic sources, latest products added, estimated margin, active and inactive Facebook ads with formats and duration, other ads, the theme in use and the installed Shopify apps. Slots are freed by removing a store. Non-Shopify stores are explicitly not supported.

    Yes

Only features we have evaluated are listed. A feature that is not listed has not been evaluated — it is not a statement that the tool lacks it.

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Combines product research, ad research and store production in one subscription: the same workflow can identify a product and ad, then generate the store, product images and ad creatives.
  • Unusually honest about data quality. The product-database FAQ states sales figures are estimates with a margin of error meant only to indicate potential, and the terms of use repeat that revenue, sales volume and ad performance are indicative with no guarantee of accuracy.
  • Shop analysis is genuinely deep for the price: estimated sales and orders, traffic and its sources, estimated margin, latest products added, active and inactive Facebook ads, plus the theme, fonts, colours and installed Shopify apps.
  • Meta, Instagram and TikTok ads sit in one library on every plan, including the entry tier, with run-duration signals and an AI search that takes a plain-language question.
  • Shop analyses use concurrent slots rather than a monthly quota, and a slot can be freed by removing a store.
  • The trial requires no credit card and simply expires, and failed AI image or video generations are refunded in credits automatically.

Cons

  • The pricing page publishes two contradictory grids at once: 49/89/129 renders, a superseded 39/59/89 set stays in the markup, and the page's own structured data still declares the old prices. The English pricing page shows a third, older grid in dollars with different entitlements.
  • The free trial is three days in the homepage navigation and five days in the pricing FAQ, so its actual length cannot be established from the site.
  • There is no free plan: once the trial expires access is disabled automatically unless a paid plan is taken, and exceeding any plan limit blocks access until you upgrade.
  • Shop analysis works on Shopify stores only, and analyses cannot be exported, so competitive research done in the tool stays in the tool.
  • No seats, no API and no white-label reporting are offered, and the terms of use forbid sharing reports, data, exports or dashboards outside the customer's own staff, which rules out most agency workflows.
  • Several other published figures do not reconcile — 200,000 merchants on the homepage against 29,870 in the footer, and an annual Pro price discounted 40% but badged 15%.

Frequently asked questions

What is Copyfy used for?
Finding a product to sell, checking who is already selling it and how, and then building the store. It searches a database of products and Shopify stores with estimated sales, traffic and margins, browses a combined Meta, Instagram and TikTok ad library, and generates a complete store, product images and ad creatives with AI from a single product or store link.
How much does Copyfy cost?
Three plans: Starter at 49 per month, Growth at 89 and Pro at 129. Quarterly billing takes 15% off (42, 76 and 110 per month, billed every three months) and annual billing 40% (30, 54 and 78 per month, i.e. roughly 360, 648 and 936 for a full year). Be aware that an older 39/59/89 grid is still present in the page source and in its structured data, and that the English pricing page shows a different, older set in dollars — check the figures in the app before subscribing.
Is there a free plan or a free trial?
There is a trial but no free plan. No credit card is required and you are not charged; when the trial ends, access is switched off automatically unless you take a paid plan. The length is stated inconsistently — three days in the homepage navigation, five days in the pricing FAQ — so confirm it at sign-up.
How do the credits and limits work?
Each plan carries a monthly AI credit allowance of 50, 80 or 150. An AI image costs one credit, two on premium models; a video starts at ten; a generated store costs five; and chat is billed on real usage at roughly 200,000 tokens per credit. Failed image and video generations are refunded automatically. Search actions are counted separately — one search or one filter change is one action — at 30 and 80 per month, unlimited on Pro. Shop analyses are concurrent slots, 2, 25 or 100, freed by removing a store. Hitting a limit blocks access until you upgrade.
Which ad platforms does Copyfy cover?
Facebook, Instagram and TikTok, in a single library available on every plan, with filters on platform, country, audience, budget, format, date, sector and engagement and an indicator of how long each ad has been running. Pinterest, Google and Snapchat are not covered.
Can Copyfy analyse any online store?
No — Shopify stores only, which the vendor states explicitly. For a Shopify store you get estimated daily and monthly sales, average monthly orders, traffic and its evolution, visitor origin and target countries, traffic sources, latest products added, estimated margin, active and inactive Facebook ads, the theme in use and the installed apps. Analyses are kept in a dedicated tab but cannot be exported.
How reliable are the sales and revenue figures?
They are estimates and the vendor says so in two places. The product-database FAQ states sales data carry a margin of error and are meant to indicate whether a product has potential, not to be exact. The terms of use go further, stating that estimated revenue, sales volume and ad performance are indicative only and that neither accuracy nor completeness is guaranteed, and that none of it constitutes financial advice.