Two things the marketing glosses over.
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✓ Pricing re-verified 28 Aug 2026
A free plan plus three paid monthly tiers, each with a 7-day trial. The catch is in the free plan: it works only on a development store, not a live one. Premium is $49 a month ($470 a year), Advanced is $99 a month ($950 a year) and Ultimate is $399 a month ($3,830 a year). The headline feature — the AI Functions Generator, which writes a function from a plain-language description — does not appear until Advanced at $99, alongside the Scripts Editor and Functions Wizard.
So using SupaEasy the way it markets itself, on a live store, realistically starts at $99 a month. Plans change — always verify the live price on their site.
First, the 'free' plan is development-stores only, so any live use is paid, and the AI generator that headlines the app is not in Premium ($49) but in Advanced ($99), possibly plus metered AI credits as an add-on — so the AI promise realistically costs $99+ a month. Second, the rating is suspiciously spotless — 5.0 across 205 reviews, all five-star — and the praise dwells on fast human support (Andrea, Fabio) more than on the no-code AI running unattended, which hints the tool can need hand-holding.
No-code Shopify Functions generator (by Nextools): build and migrate custom discount, checkout, payment, shipping and validation logic from the Shopify Admin, with a migrator for deprecated Scripts and an AI generator that writes functions from a plain-language brief.
SupaEasy's tiers are really a ladder of where the automation may run and how much of it is AI-assisted. The free plan is a sandbox — a development store, not your real one. Premium at $49 opens live use with presets and the migrator; Advanced at $99 is where the app's actual pitch lives, adding the AI Functions Generator, the Scripts Editor and the Functions Wizard; Ultimate at $399 is for the heaviest use.
The honest frame is that the value proposition — 'describe the function in plain language and we'll build it' — is an Advanced-tier feature, so the interesting version of SupaEasy starts at $99 a month, not the $49 the tier list leads with. What you buy at that price is the migration path off Shopify Scripts, which Shopify is retiring, and the ability to ship checkout and discount logic without a developer.
For a store that genuinely has Scripts to move or recurring custom-logic needs, that can pay for itself against a freelance developer; for a one-off simple discount, it is an expensive way in, and a focused discount app does the job for less.
SupaEasy installs from the Shopify App Store (apps.shopify.com/supaeasy) and works inside the Shopify Admin, so there is no separate account to create. The natural first move depends on why you are there. If you are migrating away from Shopify Scripts — the app's core use case now that Scripts is deprecated — you start with the migrator, which reads your existing Scripts and recreates them as Shopify Functions. If you are building fresh, you can start from a preset for a common case (a discount, a payment-method or shipping rule, a checkout validation) or, on the Advanced plan, describe what you want in plain language and let the AI Functions Generator write it.
The practical gate is the plan: the free plan only runs on a development store, so testing on your live shop and using the AI generator both require a paid tier ($99 for the AI). Budget the first real session around whichever paid plan unlocks the feature you actually came for. Read on apps.shopify.com/supaeasy and supaeasy.com/pricing, 28 August 2026.
Distilled from SupaEasy Shopify App Store listing (apps.shopify.com/supaeasy) and the vendor pricing page (supaeasy.com/pricing), read 28 August 2026 — tiers, the dev-store-only free plan, and the AI generator's Advanced-tier gate.
The natural comparison is Shopify Functions — SupaEasy is a no-code layer over Shopify Functions — the same platform capability a developer would code by hand. With engineering time, native Functions cost nothing but your developer's hours; SupaEasy is for merchants who would rather describe the logic than write it, and who need the Scripts migrator. Weigh the subscription against a freelancer's one-off build.
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A free plan (development stores only) plus Premium $49, Advanced $99 and Ultimate $399 a month, each with a 7-day trial (read 28 August 2026). The AI Functions Generator that headlines the app is an Advanced-tier feature, so live AI use starts at $99 a month.
Only for testing — it runs on a development store, not a live shop. Any production use is paid, so treat the free plan as a sandbox rather than a real free tier.
Advanced, at $99 a month — not Premium. Advanced also adds the Scripts Editor and Functions Wizard. If the plain-language AI builder is why you want SupaEasy, $99 is the real entry price, possibly plus AI credits as an add-on.
To skip the developer. SupaEasy generates and migrates Shopify Functions from the Admin without code, which matters most if you are moving off deprecated Shopify Scripts. With engineering time, native Shopify Functions cost nothing extra; the app is paying not to write them.
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.
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