Does AdNabu Offer a Free Trial or Pricing Plans?

Yes. AdNabu offers free trials and free installs across its Shopify app suite, and it publishes a dedicated pricing page at adnabu.com/pricing where you can review the specific plans and costs. The trial length depends on which app you install — some apps carry a 14-day free trial, others a 7-day free trial, and some are free to install. Because AdNabu is a suite of separate apps rather than a single product, you should check the trial terms of the specific app that matches your channel needs before committing.

How AdNabu's Trial and Pricing Structure Works

AdNabu is organized as a family of Shopify apps, each targeting a different part of feed management and advertising. That structure is the main reason trial lengths and pricing differ from app to app.

From the site's app listings, the trial signals break down like this:

Two things follow from this table. First, "free trial" and "free install" are not the same thing — a free install means you can add the app at no cost, while a free trial means full access for a limited window before billing starts. Second, the main AdNabu feed app and the Google Shopping Feed app are the two most relevant to feed management, and they carry different terms (14-day trial vs. free install).

What to Check on the Pricing Page

The pricing page is the authoritative source for current plan tiers and costs, since AdNabu does not publish those figures in the app descriptions above. When you open it, look for:

• Plan tiers and what each includes — feed management apps typically gate features like the number of products, channels, or feed rules by plan.
• Which app the pricing applies to — confirm you are looking at the plan for the app you intend to use, not a sibling app.
• Trial length tied to that plan — the 14-day and 7-day figures come from app listings; the pricing page should confirm the terms for the plan you select.

Choosing Based on Your Channel Needs

Because trials and pricing vary by app, the practical approach is to decide which channels you actually sell on first, then match the app:

• Google Shopping / Google Merchant Center focus — start with the Google Shopping Feed app (free install) or the main AdNabu feed app (14-day trial), which covers AI feed optimization, GTIN fixes, feed rules, and instant Shopify-to-GMC sync.
• Meta channels (Facebook and Instagram) — the Facebook Product Feed app carries a 7-day trial and covers Facebook and Instagram feeds and ads.
• Multiple marketplaces — AdNabu lists support for Google, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Bing, Snapchat, Pinterest, and X (Twitter) feeds. If you need several of these, the broader feed app is likely the better starting point than a single-channel app.

Practical Notes Before You Start a Trial

• Trial length is per app, not per account. Installing a second app starts its own trial clock, so you can evaluate apps in sequence rather than all at once.
• A free install is not a free plan. Free-install apps may still have paid tiers for higher usage — check the pricing page rather than assuming the app stays free.
• Verify current terms at install time. Trial lengths and plan details are set by AdNabu and can change; the app listing and pricing page at the moment you install are what govern your account.

If your goal is simply to test whether AdNabu fits your Shopify store, the lowest-commitment path is to install a free-install app first, confirm the feed syncs correctly, and then move to a trial of the main feed app if you need the fuller feature set.