Honest comparison: Zakeke pricing for WooCommerce
Zakeke's pricing page, read on 21 October 2026, lists Starter at $59 a month billed yearly or $69.90 billed monthly, Grow at $110 or $129.90 and Scale at $255 or $299.90, each plus a fee of 1.9%, 1.7% or 1.5% on every customised product sold, with Enterprise priced on request.
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What does Zakeke cost a shop?
A shop selling $5,000 a month of customised products pays Zakeke $154 a month on Starter billed yearly: the $59 plan plus 1.9% of $5,000, which is $95. Every figure on this page is worked out from Zakeke’s own pricing page as it read on 21 October 2026, in US dollars; prices change, so read that page on the day you decide.
| Starter | Grow | Scale | Enterprise | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Billed yearly, per month | $59 | $110 | $255 | On request |
| A year, billed yearly | $708 (12 × $59) | $1,320 (12 × $110) | $3,060 (12 × $255) | On request |
| Billed monthly | $69.90 | $129.90 | $299.90 | On request |
| A year, billed monthly | $838.80 (12 × $69.90) | $1,558.80 (12 × $129.90) | $3,598.80 (12 × $299.90) | On request |
| Fee on each customised product sold | 1.9% | 1.7% | 1.5% | 0% in the comparison table; “Customized Rates and Fees” |
| Smallest fee per item | $0.03 | $0.03 | $0.03 | Custom |
| Products published | 10 | 50 | 100 | Custom |
| Storage | 5 GB | 10 GB | 25 GB | 100 GB |
| Remove “Powered by Zakeke” | $14.90 a month | Included | Included | Included |
| Extra users | $4.90 each a month | $4.90 each a month | $4.90 each a month | Default or custom |
How does Zakeke’s fee work?
- On each item, not the cart. The fee is a percentage of each customised item’s final price, without tax and shipping.
- At least $0.03 an item. The floor only matters on items under $1.58 on Starter ($0.03 ÷ 1.9%) or $2 on Scale ($0.03 ÷ 1.5%).
- Only products sold through Zakeke. Not during the 14 free days, and not on the 3D and AR Viewer.
- In your shop’s currency. The plan is priced in US dollars and converted to your store’s currency once Zakeke is connected; Zakeke supports more than 50 currencies.
- Published products, not tested ones. The limit counts the products live as customisable or in 3D or AR in your shop, not those you set up and test in Zakeke’s dashboard.
What does Zakeke cost at my sales?
Monthly sales of customised products, without tax and shipping, on plans billed yearly. Each cell is the plan plus the fee (sales × the plan’s rate), then twelve months of it.
| Sales a month | Starter: $59 + 1.9% | Grow: $110 + 1.7% | Scale: $255 + 1.5% |
|---|---|---|---|
| $1,000 | $59 + $19 = $78 a month; $936 a year | $110 + $17 = $127 a month; $1,524 a year | $255 + $15 = $270 a month; $3,240 a year |
| $5,000 | $59 + $95 = $154 a month; $1,848 a year | $110 + $85 = $195 a month; $2,340 a year | $255 + $75 = $330 a month; $3,960 a year |
| $20,000 | $59 + $380 = $439 a month; $5,268 a year | $110 + $340 = $450 a month; $5,400 a year | $255 + $300 = $555 a month; $6,660 a year |
Billed monthly, add $10.90 a month on Starter ($69.90 − $59), $19.90 on Grow and $44.90 on Scale: Starter at $5,000 a month is then $69.90 + $95 = $164.90 a month, or $1,978.80 a year.
The plan is usually set by your products, not your sales: Grow’s lower fee only pays for its higher price above $25,500 a month ($51 more a month ÷ 0.2% less fee), and Scale’s only above $72,500 ($145 ÷ 0.2%). A shop with 11 to 50 customisable products needs Grow or above at any volume.
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 |
|---|---|---|
| Zakeke Starter, billed yearly | $708 a year plus 1.9% of sales | $936, $1,848 or $5,268 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 |
| Custom Product Builder for WooCommerce | Free on WordPress.org; its Pro price is not on its listing | The same at every volume |
Lumise’s prices were read on 21 October 2026 and Fancy Product Designer’s and Custom Product Builder’s on 20 October 2026. The price is not the whole difference: Zakeke’s plan pays for 3D configurators, AR and try-on, templates, engraving files, CMYK and Pantone colour, many platforms and its support, and the plugins above do less. Fancy Product Designer’s CodeCanyon edition is also in maintenance-only status. How the plugins differ is on the alternatives page, and how Zakeke compares with another hosted service in Zakeke vs Customily.
When is Zakeke worth its price?
When your shop sells what only it does among these tools: made-to-order products configured in 3D, AR or virtual try-on, engraving and laser-cut files, Pantone colour, or one designer across WooCommerce, Shopify and marketplaces. Then the plan and the fee buy features no plugin here has, and the arithmetic above tells you what they cost 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: customers design on the product page, each order keeps its design, and PrintBlob Pro adds your own products on your own photos, the back and the sleeves, a 3D view, and per printed side a transparent PNG at 300 DPI, a vector PDF and an SVG, with a CMYK PDF through your printer’s ICC profile.
PrintBlob is not the right choice if you need 3D configurators, AR, engraving files, Pantone colour, print-on-demand or a Shopify store: Zakeke does those, and PrintBlob does not. PrintBlob vs Zakeke compares the two on features.
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.
- Zakeke pricing (it opens admin.zakeke.com/en-US/pricing, and the same page from its WooCommerce listing’s link): the plans’ monthly and yearly prices, fees per sale and how they are calculated, the $0.03 floor, the 14 free days, published products, storage, extra users, the label removal, currencies, the 15% annual discount and the features by plan, read 21 October 2026.
- Zakeke Interactive Product Designer for WooCommerce on WordPress.org and its API entry: that it is a web service, and its “as low as $29.90/month”, read 21 October 2026.
- Lumise Product Designer for WordPress and WooCommerce and its lifetime option: the yearly and lifetime prices, read 21 October 2026.
- Fancy Product Designer pricing and on CodeCanyon: the price per licence and maintenance-only status, read 20 October 2026.
- Custom Product Builder for WooCommerce on WordPress.org: its free and Pro versions, 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.
How do I work out what Zakeke would cost my shop?
- Count the products customers design. Zakeke's plans publish 10, 50 or 100 customisable products, so the number you sell picks the smallest plan you can use.
- Take your monthly sales of those products. Average the last few months of sales of customised products, without tax and shipping, which is what Zakeke's fee is calculated on.
- Add the plan and the fee. Multiply those sales by the plan's fee (1.9%, 1.7% or 1.5%) and add the plan's monthly price; multiply by twelve for a year.
- Add the extras you would use. On Starter, removing the Powered by Zakeke label is $14.90 a month; extra users are $4.90 each a month on every self-service plan. Then set the year's total beside a plugin's yearly or one-off price.
Set it up
- Installation
PrintBlob needs WordPress 7.0, WooCommerce 10.0 and PHP 7.4 or newer. Install the free plugin from the WordPress.org directory or as a zip, set up your first product, then add PrintBlob Pro when you need it.
- Products
To sell a product with the designer, open the product's PrintBlob designer tab, turn the designer on, choose its mockup and set a print price for each printed side.
- PrintBlob Pro
PrintBlob Pro adds print-ready files of every order (a 300 DPI PNG, a vector PDF and SVG, and a CMYK PDF through your printer's profile) with the customers' original images, your own products and photos, back and sleeve printing, a 3D view, design templates, a clipart library, quantity breaks, names and numbers for team orders, a print queue with ZIP downloads, and your own fonts.
- WooCommerce product designer plugins compared
Three ways to let customers design products in a WooCommerce shop: self-hosted designer plugins, hosted customizer services, and print-on-demand integrations. What each costs, where designs are processed, and what you get back.
- How to price custom t-shirt printing
A method for pricing custom-printed t-shirts in an online shop: what each shirt really costs you, pricing the blank and each printed side separately, minimums, extras like sizes and colours, and how to show it to customers.
Questions
How much does Zakeke cost?
On 21 October 2026 Zakeke's pricing page listed Starter at $59 a month billed yearly ($708 a year) or $69.90 billed monthly, Grow at $110 or $129.90, and Scale at $255 or $299.90, plus 1.9%, 1.7% or 1.5% of each customised product sold. Enterprise is priced on request, with 0% fees in its comparison table.
How is Zakeke's transaction fee calculated?
On each customised item sold through Zakeke, not on the whole cart, as a percentage of the item's final price without tax and shipping, with a floor of $0.03 per item. It is not charged during the 14 free days and does not apply to the 3D and AR Viewer.
What does Zakeke cost at $5,000 a month of sales?
On Starter billed yearly: $59 plus 1.9% of $5,000 ($95), which is $154 a month or $1,848 a year. On Grow: $110 plus $85, which is $195 a month or $2,340 a year. On Scale: $255 plus $75, which is $330 a month or $3,960 a year.
Is the Zakeke plugin for WooCommerce free?
The plugin is free on WordPress.org, but it connects your shop to Zakeke's paid service. Its listing, read on 21 October 2026, says plans start as low as $29.90 a month; the pricing page read the same day starts at $59 a month billed yearly, and this page quotes the pricing page.
Can I try Zakeke for free?
Yes. Its pricing page lets you try it free for 14 days with no credit card, and says no transaction fee is charged during those days.
Is Zakeke cheaper billed yearly?
Yes. Starter is $708 a year billed yearly against $838.80 billed monthly (12 × $69.90); Zakeke's own answer is a 15% discount on annual plans. The fee on each sale is the same either way.
How does Zakeke's price compare with PrintBlob?
PrintBlob is a plugin that runs in your shop: the free version costs nothing, and PrintBlob Pro is $69 a year or $99 once (limited-time offer until 31 December 2026), with no fee per sale at any volume. Zakeke costs more and does far more: 3D configurators, AR, engraving files and Pantone colour, none of which PrintBlob has.
Which Zakeke plan do I need?
Usually the one your number of products needs. Grow's lower fee only makes it cheaper than Starter above $25,500 a month of customised sales, and Scale only beats Grow above $72,500, so below those a shop moves up for the products, features such as names and numbers or CMYK, not to save on fees.
Get PrintBlob Pro
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Try it on your own shop
PrintBlob is free in the WordPress.org plugin directory: install it, turn the designer on for a product and take a design order. PrintBlob Pro is $69 a year or $99 once (limited-time offer until 31 December 2026), with a full refund within 14 days.