Honest comparison: Kickflip pricing for WooCommerce

What does Kickflip cost a shop?

A WooCommerce shop selling $5,000 of custom products a month pays Kickflip $156.50 a month: the $59 plan plus 1.95% of $5,000, which is $97.50. Every figure on this page is worked out from Kickflip’s own pricing page and its help centre’s pricing article as they read on 21 October 2026, in US dollars; prices change, so read them on the day you decide.

	Kickflip
Plan	$59 a month (the Scale plan, in its help centre)
Fee on custom product sales	1.95% to 0%, by band of the month’s sales (below)
Included	Unlimited products, page views and storage; hosting and bandwidth; feature updates; no set-up fee
White-label add-on (removes the Powered by Kickflip link)	$49 a month
Configure Price Quote add-on (customers request quotes)	$99 a month
Try it free	14 days, no credit card
Cancel	At any time
High volume	A custom Enterprise plan through its sales team

Monthly custom product sales	Fee on that band
$0 to $100,000	1.95%
$100,000 to $250,000	1.75%
$250,000 to $500,000	1%
$500,000 to $1 million	0.5%
$1 million to $2 million	0.25%
$2 million to $5 million	0.045%
$5 million to $50 million	0.025%
Above $50 million	0%

How does Kickflip’s fee work?

• Band by band. Each band of a month’s sales is charged at its own rate, so the lower rates only apply to the sales above $100,000. Kickflip’s own example: $252,000 in a month pays $1,950 + $2,625 + $20 = $4,595.
• On Kickflip products only. In a cart with a standard product and a Kickflip product, only the Kickflip product counts.
• After discounts, before tax. The fee is on the final discounted price before tax; Kickflip notes that some discount types it does not support leave the fee on the full price.
• Test orders count on WooCommerce. Kickflip cannot stop the fee on WooCommerce and Wix test orders, as it can on Shopify, and suggests testing with a product priced at $0.
• Refunds count once processed. Fees are processed daily at 1 am UTC; an order refunded before then pays none, one refunded after pays the fee.

What does Kickflip cost at my sales?

Monthly sales of custom products, after discounts and before tax. Each cell is the plan plus the fee, band by band, then twelve months of it.

Sales a month	Fee	A month	A year
$1,000	1.95% × $1,000 = $19.50	$59 + $19.50 = $78.50	$942
$5,000	1.95% × $5,000 = $97.50	$59 + $97.50 = $156.50	$1,878
$20,000	1.95% × $20,000 = $390	$59 + $390 = $449	$5,388
$150,000	1.95% × $100,000 + 1.75% × $50,000 = $1,950 + $875 = $2,825	$59 + $2,825 = $2,884	$34,608

With the white-label add-on, add $49 a month ($588 a year); with quotes, $99 a month ($1,188 a year). Below $100,000 a month the lower bands never apply: the fee is 1.95% of every sale.

How does that compare with the other hosted services?

Sales a month	Kickflip ($59 + 1.95%)	Zakeke Starter, billed yearly ($59 + 1.9%)	Zakeke Starter, billed monthly ($69.90 + 1.9%)
$1,000	$78.50	$59 + $19 = $78	$69.90 + $19 = $88.90
$5,000	$156.50	$59 + $95 = $154	$69.90 + $95 = $164.90
$20,000	$449	$59 + $380 = $439	$69.90 + $380 = $449.90

Zakeke’s prices were read on its own pricing page on 21 October 2026; its Starter plan publishes up to 10 products, and its Grow (50 products) and Scale (100) plans cost more, as Zakeke pricing works out. Kickflip has no product limit.

Customily charges per personalised item instead of a percentage, so its price depends on what an item sells for: $5,000 a month of $25 items is 200 items, which on Customily is $49 + $150 = $199 a month, and $5,000 of $50 items is 100 items, $49 + $100 = $149 a month. Customily pricing works that out at more volumes. How Kickflip and Zakeke differ on features is in Zakeke vs Kickflip.

How does that compare with a self-hosted plugin?

A self-hosted plugin runs the designer inside your own WooCommerce, on the hosting the shop already pays for, and charges no fee per sale, so its price is the same at every volume.

Option	What you pay	At $1,000, $5,000 or $20,000 a month
Kickflip	$59 a month plus 1.95% of custom product sales	$942, $1,878 or $5,388 a year
PrintBlob	Free; PrintBlob Pro $69 a year or $99 once (limited-time offer until 31 December 2026)	The same at every volume
Lumise	$69 a year for updates and support, or $380 once	The same at every volume
Fancy Product Designer	$99 per licence, one per website	The same at every volume

Lumise’s and Fancy Product Designer’s prices were read on their own pages on 21 October 2026. The price is not the whole difference: Kickflip’s plan pays for a hosted product builder with unlimited products and variants, conditional logic, dynamic prices and colours, multi-component products and bundles, bulk orders, inventory, PDF print files at real size, and support by chat, email or video call, and the plugins above are built for a different job. Fancy Product Designer’s CodeCanyon edition is also in maintenance-only status. How the plugins differ is on the alternatives page.

When is Kickflip worth its price?

When you sell products made from parts and options rather than artwork a customer draws: sporting goods, furniture, jewellery, shoes or apparel configured from options shown in a live preview, with prices, colours and rules that change as customers choose, bulk orders and quotes, and the same customiser on Shopify, Wix or WooCommerce. Then the plan and the fee buy a builder no plugin here has, and the arithmetic above tells you what it costs at your sales.

Where PrintBlob fits

PrintBlob is the other kind of tool: a WooCommerce plugin that runs in your own shop, free on WordPress.org, with PrintBlob Pro sold yearly or once and no fee per sale (see PrintBlob’s pricing). It suits a shop that prints garments itself or with a local printer, where customers place their own text and images on the product. The free plugin lets customers design the front of its bundled t-shirt in every colour you sell, from one photo, and keeps every order’s design; PrintBlob Pro adds your own products on your own photos, the back and the sleeves, a 3D view, your theme’s fonts, design templates, a clipart library of your own art, a print queue, and per printed side a transparent PNG at 300 DPI, a vector PDF and an SVG.

PrintBlob is not the right choice if you need products configured from parts and options, conditional logic, quotes, inventory, print-on-demand fulfilment, or Shopify or Wix: Kickflip’s pages name several of those, and PrintBlob has none of them.

Sources

Every fact about another product on this page comes from these pages; prices are in US dollars and change, so check them before you buy. PrintBlob’s facts come from PrintBlob’s pricing and its features.

• Kickflip pricing (it opens gokickflip.com/pricing): the $59 plan, what it includes, the add-ons, the 14 free days, hosting, cancelling, Enterprise, the platforms, and the fee bands and example shown in its transaction fee dialog, which is drawn in the browser and was read there; read 21 October 2026.
• Kickflip’s help centre: how our pricing works (the Scale plan, the bands and the $252,000 example), which sales the fee is charged on, discounts, refunds, test orders and print-ready files, read 21 October 2026.
• Kickflip product configurators on WordPress.org and its API entry: the version, update date, tested WordPress version and how the plugin connects a Kickflip account, read 21 October 2026.
• Zakeke pricing: Starter at $59 a month billed yearly or $69.90 billed monthly, its 1.9% fee and 10 published products, Grow’s 50 and Scale’s 100, read 21 October 2026.
• Customily pricing: $49 a month per platform and the fee per personalised item by band, read 21 October 2026.
• Lumise Product Designer for WordPress and WooCommerce and its lifetime option, and Fancy Product Designer pricing: the prices, read 21 October 2026; Fancy Product Designer’s maintenance-only status from its CodeCanyon page, read 20 October 2026.

The facts behind these comparisons, each with its source and the day it was read, are open on GitHub in the comparison data. If one is out of date, open an issue there with the page that shows the new one.