Selixer Review (2026)The Real Entry Price Is $299
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Read the feature lists rather than the prices and the entry tier stops looking like the product.
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Pricing (2026)
✓ Pricing re-verified 19 Sep 2026
Three tiers, no free plan, each with a 14-day free trial. Essence $149 a month: two user seats, one connected ad platform, a year of historical data, the ad dashboard with campaigns and trends, stockout, overstock and dead-stock views, an inventory health score, 500 AI credits with top-ups from $25, and a site speed analyzer. Catalyst $299 a month adds four seats, two ad platforms and no date cap on history, the full True Profit waterfall, POAS, CAC and product-level ad revenue, per-product P&L and an SKU action matrix, a WhatsApp inbox with AI agent and campaigns, 50,000 emails a month with branded invoices, and 2,000 AI credits.
Aether $399 a month adds eight seats, three ad platforms, all nine profit-leak detectors, multi-touch attribution and ad cohorts, demand forecasting and return on inventory, RFM scoring and retention cohorts, automations with 200,000 emails a month, and 3,000 AI credits. The listing publishes no annual rate, so all three are monthly. Charges are billed in USD, and the listing files recurring and usage-based charges together on the same 30-day cycle — the AI credits are the usage part, with top-ups starting at $25.
Developer Akaame Export Private Limited; the app launched 19 May 2026 and carries a single App Store review. Two details on the same page as the plans: the entry card is labelled Essance while the Catalyst card's feature list calls the same tier Essence, and the App Store record still shows a single five-star review, from a merchant who had used the app for 15 days. Plans change — always verify the live price on their site.
Category context: E-commerce. Across the 34 tools in this category that we researched with a public US-dollar price, the median entry price is $19 a month (lowest paid plan as listed, per seat where the vendor prices per seat). Compare pricing conditions in the Software Cost Atlas →
What the pricing page doesn’t say
Essence at $149 a month gives you two seats, one connected ad platform, a year of history and an inventory health score. The full True Profit waterfall, the per-product P&L and the POAS and CAC tracking — the reason anyone installs a profit dashboard — all start on Catalyst at $299. So the real price of what this app is sold on is double the headline. The ad-platform caps decide the tier as much as the features do: one, then two, then three.
If you run Meta, Google and TikTok you are on the $399 plan for connectivity alone, whatever your revenue looks like. The monthly figure is also not the whole bill. Each plan carries an AI credit allowance — 500, 2,000 and 3,000 — and the listing sells top-ups from $25, with usage-based charges billed on the same 30-day cycle. Find out what spends a credit before you budget around the headline.
And this is a new app. It launched on 19 May 2026 and has one public review. There is nothing bad in the record, but there is barely any record, and this is a tool you hand your cost prices, your ad spend and your margins to. Use the 14-day trial to reconcile its numbers against a month you have already closed in your own books before you trust a dashboard you cannot yet audit.
What Selixer does
Shopify profit dashboard that nets ad spend, COGS, returns and fees out of revenue and reports what you keep per product, campaign and customer, built for fashion and apparel brands.
What buyers report about Selixer
Recurring themes from the buyer-review sites listed at the foot of this page, read in August 2026. We have not run Selixer ourselves, so this is other buyers' experience rather than ours. We summarise it here because the complaints are usually the part a vendor page leaves out.
- • The entire public record is one review. Crystalicious (United Arab Emirates, 7 June 2026) gives five stars and says it solved a lot of their problems and is helping them grow revenue with detailed numbers they could not track before, calling it worth every penny.
- • There are no complaints on record, which is not the same as an app without problems — the app launched on 19 May 2026 and nobody has had time to write one. No public buyer of this app has stated what they pay, what their numbers reconciled to, or whether the profit figures matched their own books.
Where the ratings disagree. Two things inside that single review are worth reading closely, because they are all the evidence there is. It opens with “Using it since a month now” while the tenure badge beside it reads 15 days: the one datapoint in the record disagrees with itself about how long the reviewer had actually used the tool. And it closes by advising readers to get in touch with the developer for better offers, which points at prices negotiated off the listing, where the listing itself publishes $149, $299 and $399 a month with no annual rate at all. So the only public buyer suggests the posted price may not be the price you pay, and no one has written down what they paid instead. For a dashboard you hand your cost prices, ad spend and margins to, that leaves the 14-day trial as the only audit available — run it against a month you have already closed in your own books.
Pages read (August 2026): Shopify App Store
The entry tier is not an entry tier
Three plans, no free tier, a 14-day trial on each, and no annual rate published anywhere — so everything here is monthly, billed in USD every 30 days (re-verified 10 September 2026 on the Shopify listing). Essence is $149, Catalyst $299 and Aether $399. Read the feature lists rather than the prices and the bottom rung shrinks. Essence gives two seats, one connected ad platform, a year of history, the ad dashboard and an inventory health score.
The full True Profit waterfall, the per-product P&L and SKU action matrix, POAS, CAC and product-level ad revenue — which is the entire reason anyone installs a profit dashboard — all begin on Catalyst. The real price of the product this app is sold on is $299, exactly double the headline. What Essence does give you is history: a year of it, where Catalyst drops the date cap altogether. So the entry tier can answer whether this quarter beat last quarter.
What it cannot do is tell you which campaign or which SKU took the margin, and that is the question a profit dashboard exists to answer. Above that, the ad-platform caps decide the tier as firmly as the features do — one, then two, then three. If you run Meta, Google and TikTok, you are on Aether at $399 for connectivity alone, whatever your revenue looks like, and with no annual option that is $4,788 a year at full rate.
The per-seat maths runs oddly: $74.50 a seat on Essence, $74.75 on Catalyst and $49.88 on Aether, so the middle tier is the one place seats get no cheaper. Then there is the part of the bill that is not a tier at all. Every plan carries an AI credit allowance — 500, 2,000, 3,000 — and top-ups start at $25. The listing files those as usage-based charges on the same 30-day cycle, which makes the monthly figure a floor rather than a ceiling.
Ask what consumes a credit before you plan around it. Then weigh the thing that is not on the price list. This app launched on 19 May 2026 and carries a single public review. Use the 14 days to reconcile its numbers against a month you have already closed in your own books. If the profit figure it reports does not match the one you already know to be true, you have learned the most important thing about it for free.
How to actually use Selixer
Pick the trial tier by what you need to test, not by price. Essence's single ad platform cannot demonstrate the profit waterfall or the campaign POAS tracking, because neither exists on that plan — so a trial on Essence tells you little about the product you would actually buy. Spend the 14 days on one job: reconcile Selixer against a month you have already closed in your own books. Load the same period, compare its profit figure to your accounts, and find out where the two disagree — shipping, refunds, transaction fees and cost of goods are the usual culprits.
A dashboard you cannot audit is worse than no dashboard, and this one has one public review to go on. Count your ad platforms before you count your revenue. The caps are one, two and three, so running Meta, Google and TikTok puts you on the $399 plan regardless of how small the store is. And note two things the headline price does not carry: there is no annual rate published, so budget twelve months at the monthly figure, and every plan comes with a fixed AI credit allowance on top, with top-ups from $25.
Where this section comes from: our research notes (105 words)
Selixer's own pricing page, www.selixer.com/pricing, read 10 September 2026 from a Netherlands exit: the three plan cards with their struck-through list prices (Essence $149 was $299, Catalyst $299 was $499, Aether $399 was $599), the 14-day trial line stating no card and nothing charged until it ends, and the full comparison table underneath for the per-tier limits — 2, 4 and 8 team seats and 1, 2 and 3 ad platforms, with campaign POAS and the full ad analytics starting at Catalyst.
Re-read 19 September 2026: plan cards, feature bullets, Languages and Works with fields, the data-access block, the developer details and the review record.
Frequently asked questions
What does Selixer get access to in my store?
More than most analytics apps, and it is worth reading the grant before the price. The listing's data-access block, read 19 September 2026, asks to view customer data including names, email addresses, phone numbers and physical addresses, plus device and activity data — geolocation, IP address, browser and operating system, browsing behaviour and the client ID cookie. It also asks to edit orders, including all order history, returns and shipping information, to view discounts and gift cards, to edit store analytics and web pixels, and to view your Shopify Payments account and payouts. Most of that is what a true-profit dashboard genuinely needs: it cannot compute what you keep without fees, refunds and payouts. The part to weigh is who is holding it — a developer in Ahmedabad whose app launched in May 2026 — and whether your own privacy notice covers a processor with this reach. Read their privacy policy before you connect, not after.
What are the AI credits, and what happens when they run out?
They are the usage half of the bill, and the listing prices the top-up without ever saying what a credit buys. Each plan carries a fixed monthly allowance — 500 on Essence, 2,000 on Catalyst, 3,000 on Aether — with top-ups starting at $25, and Shopify files them as usage-based charges on the same 30-day cycle as the subscription. What no plan card explains is the exchange rate: how many credits an AI insight, a WhatsApp agent reply or a forecast consumes, or whether those features simply stop when the allowance is gone. On a $149 plan a $25 top-up is a sixth of the subscription, so a store that leans on the AI features could quietly move up a price bracket without changing plans. Ask for the credit cost of the two or three actions you expect to use daily, and check during the trial whether the counter moves faster than you expected.
One public review and a May 2026 launch — how do I de-risk this?
By spending the 14-day trial on reconciliation rather than exploration. Every tier carries the trial, so pick the one whose features you would actually buy — on Essence the profit waterfall and the campaign-level POAS do not exist, so a trial there tells you little — and use it on a month you have already closed in your own books. Load the period, compare Selixer's profit figure against your accounts, and find where they disagree: shipping, refunds, transaction fees and cost of goods are the usual culprits. That single exercise tells you more than the App Store record can, which on 19 September 2026 is one five-star review from a merchant who had used the app a fortnight. That reviewer also wrote that it is worth getting in touch for better offers, which is a hint rather than a rate card, but on a $149 to $399 subscription from a young vendor the conversation costs you nothing.
What should I weigh before buying E-commerce software?
Check your platform and version specifically. Shopify support is close to universal in this category, while WooCommerce, BigCommerce, Magento and headless setups vary a lot, and 'supported' sometimes means a generic API rather than a maintained app. A listing in your own platform's app store, with recent reviews there, is a better signal than the vendor's logo wall.
Is this a hands-on review of Selixer?
This is a researched assessment, not a hands-on test — where we've used a tool ourselves, we say so explicitly. We name what each tool is good and bad at, and we earn a commission only if you sign up, at no cost to you.
- Buyer reviews on Shopify App Store (listing slug selixer). Searched for and did not find a listing on Capterra, G2 or Product Hunt; trustpilot.com/review/selixer.com returns HTTP 404 (all checked 25 August 2026), read August 2026.
- Re-verified 2026-09-19 on apps.shopify.com/selixer; unchanged since 10 September 2026.
- A dated screenshot of that pricing page, kept on this site as the receipt.
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