Pricing verified 28 July 2026
Two video commerce platforms with genuinely different shapes. Here is how they compare on pricing model, capability and platform support — with verified figures and sources.
| Videowise | Moast | |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | Yes (Shop App videos, TikTok Shop publishing, product tagging) | Yes (10 videos per widget, Moast branding shown) |
| Entry paid plan | $9/mo (Videowise Pro, 1,000 widget impressions) | $15/mo (Pro) |
| Billed on | Unique widget impressions. Overage billed at $10 per additional impression block on Pro. | None — Moast does not bill on views or impressions |
| Higher tiers | Full platform pricing starts at $239/mo for Shoppable Video (sites to 50k monthly visitors), $159/mo for AI Clips, and $479/mo for the bundled platform. | Pro adds unlimited videos per widget, multi-product tagging, automatic Instagram sync and customer content collection. |
| Free trial | 14-day free trial on Pro | Free plan available |
| Platforms | Shopify-first | Shopify |
| Shopify App Store | 4.9 / 5 (218 reviews) | Not listed self-serve |
Videowise sells a full video-commerce suite — shoppable video, live shopping, AI clip generation and creator sourcing — priced for mid-market and enterprise brands, with a cheap entry-level Shopify app alongside it.
Brands that want live shopping and AI content generation in the same tool, and have the budget for a platform-tier contract.
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.
Small Shopify stores that want the lowest possible monthly cost for a shoppable video carousel.
The two use different billing models, and that matters more than the headline price. Videowise bills on unique widget impressions, so cost scales with traffic. Moast does not meter usage, so a viral product page does not produce a larger invoice.
Whichever way that falls for you, price the tier that covers your peak month rather than your median month, and check whether overage is billed automatically or whether the widget simply stops rendering when you hit the cap. Those two details change the real cost more than the sticker does.
If what you actually need is narrower than either of these — take the Reels, Shorts and TikToks you already have, tag products on them, publish a widget, and see which videos produced revenue — then both Videowise and Moast are larger platforms than the job requires.
Byvano does that loop and stops there. It is $29/mo for the entry tier and $99/mo for unlimited videos, with no view or impression metering at any level, a permanent free plan, and native Shopify and WooCommerce support from one account. It has no live shopping and no AI video generation — if either of those is why you are on this page, the two platforms above are the right shortlist and Byvano is not.
Videowise starts at $9/mo (Videowise Pro, 1,000 widget impressions); Moast starts at $15/mo (Pro). Entry price is the wrong comparison on its own, though — Videowise bills on unique widget impressions, while Moast does not meter usage. Model your real monthly volume against both before deciding; the cheaper entry tier is frequently the more expensive plan at scale.
Videowise: Yes (Shop App videos, TikTok Shop publishing, product tagging). Moast: Yes (10 videos per widget, Moast branding shown). The word "free" hides a wide range in this category — allowances run from 250 video views to 5,000 impressions — so compare the cap, not the label.
Yes. Videowise: Shopify-first. Moast: Shopify. If you sell on more than one platform, that row is usually the deciding one.
Brands that want live shopping and AI content generation in the same tool, and have the budget for a platform-tier contract. Small Shopify stores that want the lowest possible monthly cost for a shoppable video carousel. If neither description sounds like your business, the requirement you are actually solving for may be simpler than either tool — see the note on a third option below.
Pricing verified 28 July 2026. Every number was read from the vendor's own pricing page or Shopify App Store listing on that date. Sources are linked at the bottom of this page.
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