Requirements & Pricing
What you need before installing the SPREEAI Shopify app, supported product types, image guidelines, and pricing plans.
Prerequisites
Before installing the app, make sure you have:
- An active Shopify store with admin access
- A theme based on Online Store 2.0 (required for the Try-On button block — Dawn and most modern themes qualify)
- At least one product in your catalog that meets the eligibility rules below
- A payment method on file in Shopify by the time you approve the app subscription. You can install the app and start the trial without one, but the Try-On button only works once the subscription is approved, and you are not charged during the 14-day trial
No API keys or manual setup are required. When you install the app and accept the agreements during onboarding, your store is connected to SPREEAI automatically. See the Onboarding Guide to get started.
Supported Product Types
The app is designed for apparel and fashion catalogs and supports three garment types. The type is detected automatically when products are synced, and you confirm or change it in the Sync Garments dialog before syncing.
- Tops — shirts, t-shirts, blouses, sweaters, hoodies, and outerwear such as jackets, coats, blazers, and cardigans
- Bottoms — pants, jeans, shorts, leggings, joggers
- Dresses — dresses, gowns, jumpsuits
Products outside these three types (for example skirts, shoes, bags, or accessories) are marked as unsupported and cannot be synced.
Product Eligibility
The app checks each product before it can be synced. A product is eligible when:
- It has a title and belongs to one of the three supported garment types above
- It has at least one image, either on the product or assigned to a variant
- If it comes in multiple colors, at least one of those colors has an image assigned to its variant. Colors without an assigned image are skipped; the rest still sync
- Each color has at least one variant with a SKU (without color options, at least one variant needs a SKU)
- It is not archived (draft products can be synced)
Products that fail a check are shown as ineligible in the Sync Garments dialog, with the reason, so you can fix them in Shopify and sync again.
Product Image Guidelines
Image quality is not checked when you sync, but it directly affects processing and try-on results: garments with non-compliant images can end up in Action Required. Resolution, file size, and format requirements are defined on the Garment Image Requirements page, which is the single source of truth for the specification.
In addition, for products synced from Shopify:
- Include a front view of the garment; a back view is recommended
- Show one garment per image, on a clean, uniform background
Higher-resolution flat-lay or on-model images yield the best try-on quality. Avoid heavily styled lifestyle shots for the primary product image.
Pricing Plans
The SPREEAI Shopify app uses a tiered subscription model. Each plan includes a SKU allotment, a monthly try-on allotment, and a monthly spend cap that limits how much you can be charged in overages before the try-on widget pauses.
Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial. When you pick a plan, Shopify asks you to approve the subscription. You are not charged during the trial. Billing starts only after you approve the subscription: the monthly price is then charged automatically when the trial ends. You can cancel anytime. The Try-On button is only shown to shoppers once the subscription is approved — see the FAQ.
| Plan | Price | SKUs | Try-ons / month | Spend cap |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free trial (14 days) | $0 | 20 | 250 for the whole trial | — |
| Starter | $49 / month | 20 | 400 | $99 |
| Growth | $119 / month | 30 | 1,200 | $219 |
| Scale | $349 / month | 120 | 5,000 | $599 |
| Pro | $1,199 / month | 500 | 25,000 | $1,949 |
Overage and Add-ons
- Try-on overage — Each try-on beyond your monthly quota is billed at $0.08 per try-on.
- Additional SKUs — Each SKU beyond your quota is billed at $0.10 per SKU.
- Carry-over SKUs — SKUs already onboarded in a previous month roll over to the next month without incurring new charges.
- Spend cap — Overage charges are capped at your plan's monthly spend cap. When the cap is reached, the try-on widget pauses on your storefront until you raise the cap or your billing cycle resets. The app warns you with in-app banners as you approach these thresholds — see the FAQ.
What Counts as a SKU?
A SKU is a unique product, or style-color. For example, if a shirt exists in your catalog in green and the same exact style also comes in blue, those two products count as 2 SKUs.
When Are Try-ons Charged?
A try-on is charged when a customer receives a try-on image back — not when they open the Try-On button or upload a photo.
Need Help?
For questions about plans, billing, or onboarding, see the FAQ or contact the SPREEAI support team.