Pricing verified 28 July 2026
Low-cost flat-rate shoppable video and UGC for Shopify. Here is how the two tools actually differ on pricing, metering and platform support.
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| Byvano | Moast | |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | Yes, permanent | Yes (10 videos per widget, Moast branding shown) |
| Entry paid plan | $29/mo | $15/mo (Pro) |
| Top self-serve plan | $99/mo — unlimited videos | Pro adds unlimited videos per widget, multi-product tagging, automatic Instagram sync and customer content collection. |
| Billed on | Nothing — plans are capped by video count, never by views or impressions | None — Moast does not bill on views or impressions |
| Free trial | 60-day trial on paid plans | Free plan available |
| Platforms | WooCommerce (plugin), Shopify app (coming soon), REST API for any storefront | Shopify |
| Shopify App Store rating | Listing pending review | Not listed self-serve |
Moast competes on simplicity and price: a permanent free tier and a single $15/mo Pro plan, with no view-based billing at any level.
Byvano solves one loop and tries to solve it without friction: connect your social accounts, import the videos that already perform, tag products on them, publish a widget, and see which videos shoppers watch and click.
Merchants selling on more than one platform, or who want product-click data per video rather than view counts.
Both Byvano and Moast use flat pricing, so the comparison comes down to capability and platform coverage rather than billing risk.
Byvano caps plans by how many videos you publish, which is a number you control at planning time rather than one the market decides for you. Free is $0 (5 videos, 1 social account, carousel widget); Starter is $29/mo (25 videos, 2 social accounts, all widget types); Growth is $99/mo (unlimited videos, all accounts, full analytics); Enterprise is Custom (custom integrations, dedicated manager, api).
Whichever you pick, model your real traffic against the plan limits before committing. A tool that is cheaper at 5,000 impressions can be considerably more expensive at 500,000.
Byvano pulls from Instagram, YouTube and TikTok directly, so you re-authorise the same accounts rather than exporting files out of Moast.
Import the videos that already earn engagement and tag products on them in the visual editor. Twenty to thirty videos is under an hour of work.
Publish the Byvano widget, confirm it renders on desktop and mobile, then remove the Moast embed from your theme so both are not loading.
Byvano's entry paid plan is $29/mo and its top self-serve plan is $99/mo for unlimited videos. Moast's entry paid plan is $15/mo (Pro). The more useful difference is how you are billed: neither tool meters usage. On a metered plan your bill scales with the traffic you worked to earn; on Byvano it does not.
Yes. Because Byvano imports directly from your connected Instagram, YouTube and TikTok accounts, you are not moving files between vendors — you reconnect the source accounts, re-import the videos you want, and re-tag products in the visual editor. Most catalogues of 20-30 videos are rebuilt in well under an hour. Remove the Moast widget from your theme once your Byvano widget is live so the two do not both render.
Byvano covers the loop most stores actually use: import social video, tag products, publish widgets and measure product clicks. It also includes a social media scheduler for Instagram, Facebook and YouTube on the same plan. If your requirement list is centred on that loop, Byvano is usually faster to set up and run.
Shopify stores connect to Byvano directly from the dashboard. Byvano also ships a WooCommerce plugin and a REST API, and adds an Instagram, Facebook and YouTube scheduler on the same plan.
Pricing verified 28 July 2026. Every figure was read from Moast's own pricing page or Shopify App Store listing on that date — sources are linked at the bottom of this page. Vendors change pricing often, so confirm current numbers before you commit.
Import five videos, tag your products and publish a widget on the free plan. If it does not beat what you have, you have lost an afternoon.
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