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ThriveCart pricing

By Marcus Reyes, Editor. Verified against the vendor's pricing page on 2026-09-27.

Plans and what they include

Standard $495 one-time lifetime (monthly plans also offered, 30-day free trial). Pro+ is $295/year and adds the affiliate center, dunning, custom domains, multiple order bumps, tax tools and advanced reports. 0% platform fees on sales.

Is it worth the money?

What works

  • A one-time lifetime license (Standard, $495) replaces a monthly bill, which pays for itself quickly on an offer with any volume.
  • The revenue features are strong: order bumps, one-click upsells and downsells, A/B testing on checkouts and funnels, and subscription billing.
  • It charges 0% platform fees on your sales, so you only pay your payment processor.

What to watch

  • The lifetime price is Standard only. The affiliate center, dunning, custom domains, multiple order bumps and advanced reports sit on Pro+ at $295 a year, so budget it as $495 upfront plus that annual fee if you need those.
  • It is a checkout and funnel tool, not a browse-and-cart storefront, and it routes a single processor rather than several; a seller needing to spread volume across merchant accounts will look elsewhere.

Frequently asked questions

How much does ThriveCart cost?
It starts at $495 as a one-time license. The plans and what each includes are in the table above.
Does ThriveCart have a free trial?
Yes, a 30-day free trial, which asks for a card up front.
Are there fees on top of the plan?
Every platform still charges payment-processor fees on your sales. Read the note under the table for any platform fee specific to ThriveCart.

What we read

From ThriveCart

Other sources

3 discussions and reviews read for this page. Quotes are excerpts; open a link to read the original in context.

  1. [tc-impressed] Do any of you really use thrivecart? Reddit
  2. [tc-notcart] Do any of you really use thrivecart? Reddit
  3. [tc-proplus] Thoughts on ThriveCart? Reddit
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