Intelligems Pricing (2026): Modules, Order Scaling, Real Costs

Quick answer (July 2026): Intelligems prices by module and by order volume. On the Shopify App Store the entry points are Smart Content at $69/month, Smart Merchandise and Smart Shipping at $112/month each, and an Unlimited plan from $349/month, all with a 14-day trial. But those are starting prices at low order volume: every plan scales with orders, and Intelligems' own site quotes the Unlimited plan at $1,279/month (on a discounted 3-month commitment, standard $2,314) for stores up to 200,000 orders. The listed price and the real bill can be an order of magnitude apart.

Intelligems is the testing tool of choice for profit-focused stores, particularly for price and shipping experiments, and it publishes more pricing detail than most of the category. This guide breaks down how the modular model works, where the bill actually grows, and how it compares with the field.

How Intelligems Pricing Is Structured

Intelligems sells testing as modules, each priced separately and each scaling with your monthly order volume:

• Smart Content: from $69/month. Landing page, theme, and content testing, audience personalization, AI-powered content edits, and profit-per-visitor tracking.
• Smart Merchandise: from $112/month. Adds discount type and amount testing, cart and product upsells, quantity breaks and bundles, and automated free-gift promotions.
• Smart Shipping: from $112/month. Adds free-shipping threshold testing and flat, weight, and zone rate experiments.
• Unlimited: from $349/month. All modules, unlimited tests, uncapped AI usage, white-glove onboarding, and a dedicated success manager.

Stacking individual modules earns a bundle discount: 5% off with two, 10% with three, 15% with four or more. Every plan starts with a 14-day trial, no credit card, with full access except the Smart Pricing module.

The critical fine print is the order-volume axis. The app-store numbers are the entry band. As orders grow, each module's price grows with them, which is how the same Unlimited plan that lists at $349/month becomes a quoted $1,279/month (discounted from a $2,314 standard rate) for a store doing up to 200,000 orders. Before budgeting, model your own order volume rather than the sticker.

Where the Upgrade Pressure Sits

Intelligems' modularity is honest, but it concentrates pressure in two places:

1. The tests worth the most sit in paid modules. Content testing is the cheapest module, but Intelligems' signature strength, price and discount experimentation, lives in Smart Merchandise and the gated Smart Pricing module. The experiments with the biggest profit impact are the ones that raise the bill.
2. Order growth raises the price of every module at once. A store that doubles its orders doubles down the pricing curve across its whole module stack. Testing tools priced per visitor (like Shoplift) decouple cost from sales; order-based pricing means your bill grows exactly when your revenue does.

Like every manual testing platform, there is also the unlisted cost: each experiment needs someone to design it, build variants, and act on results. Our A/B test sample size calculator shows how much traffic each test consumes before it resolves.

Intelligems Pricing vs the Alternatives

Tool	Entry price	Realistic monthly cost	Model
Intelligems	$69/mo (one module)	$112 to $1,279+	Modular, scales with order volume
Shoplift	$99/mo (50K visitors)	$299 to $999	Manual A/B testing, visitor-banded tiers
VWO	Custom quote	$400+	Enterprise experimentation platform
Optimizely	Custom quote	$1,000+	Enterprise experimentation platform
Eevy AI	Free (up to 25K visitors)	$0 to $399	Autonomous continuous optimization

Against Shoplift, the structural difference is the pricing axis: Intelligems scales with orders, Shoplift with visitors. High-traffic stores with modest conversion do better on order-based pricing; high-converting stores do better on visitor bands. Intelligems' unique ground is profit-side testing (price, shipping, discounts), which Shoplift only partially matches at its Advanced tier. The wider field is covered in Intelligems alternatives.

Does Intelligems Pay for Itself?

For the right store, clearly yes: price testing is the highest-leverage experiment class there is, and a single winning price or shipping-threshold test can be worth more than a year of subscription. Intelligems tracks profit per visitor rather than just conversion, which keeps the wins honest. The rating reflects real satisfaction: 4.7 stars across 150 reviews at the time of writing.

The qualifier is scale-dependence in both directions. Small stores struggle to resolve price tests at all (the sample-size math is unforgiving), while large stores pay four figures monthly for the privilege. The sweet spot is a store with enough order volume to resolve tests quickly and a team disciplined enough to keep running them.

Where Eevy Fits

Eevy AI covers the other half of the optimization problem. Intelligems tests the commercial variables: price, shipping, discounts. Eevy autonomously optimizes the persuasion layer: which reviews, images, UGC videos, FAQs, and guarantees each product page shows, and the layouts and styling they are shown in. It runs continuously without a test roadmap, and it reports the measured revenue it added. Eevy also tests discounts, bundles, and add-ons for profit on the same engine, but its center of gravity is making the page itself convert better, permanently.

Pricing is structured to be complementary too: free up to 25,000 monthly visitors, then flat $99, $199, and $399 tiers that do not scale with orders. Stores that run Intelligems for pricing experiments often have no continuous optimization on the content layer at all, which is exactly the gap Eevy fills, starting at zero.

Bottom line: Intelligems is the strongest profit-testing tool on Shopify, and its entry prices are fair, but budget from your order volume, not the sticker: the same plan that lists at $349 can be quoted at $1,279+ as you scale. If you want the content and layout side optimized continuously without operator hours, see how Eevy compares.