Comparisons
Sale Samurai Alternatives
Sale Samurai’s freemium cap, the $19.99 monthly plan, and the $199.90 annual price. eRank, EverBee, and NicheKite follow. Checked on 2 October 2026.
Published 2 October 2026 · Last reviewed 2 October 2026 · 2 min read
Sale Samurai sells Etsy product research with a free tier that has a number on it. That cap is the part worth copying into a comparison, before anyone argues about the volume claim.
What the pricing page shows
Checked on 2 October 2026 at salesamurai.io/pricing.
| Plan | Price shown | Limit I could read |
|---|---|---|
| Freemium | $0 | 20 keyword searches a month, 10 listings analyzed a month, no payment method required |
| Monthly | $19.99 | The feature list includes search volume and trends, a Chrome extension, and a shop analytics dashboard |
| Annual | $16.65/mo, billed as $199.90 yearly | “Everything in Monthly,” plus two months free and priority support |
I used that page, not a deal landing page that showed different dollar amounts. If a banner offers another price, it was not the page I reviewed.
The pricing FAQ says the 3-day trial is full access, no credit card, and that you pick a plan when it ends. The member pricing page says the opposite about the card: the subscription starts automatically and the card is charged when the three days are up, unless you cancel. I am not going to pick a winner between two pages on the same site. Read both.
Sale Samurai’s copy says the data is real Etsy search volume. Their FAQ says they pull marketplace data and analyze search patterns. That is their method. It is not a field on the listing endpoint NicheKite uses. The longer version is does Etsy show search volume?.
The strength, stated plainly: a free plan with a written search cap, and an annual price that is easier to compare than a tool that only shows an annual discount. Twenty searches a month is a real limit. It is also enough to test the product before you pay.
eRank and EverBee
eRank’s free plan is the one I would open if the job is daily keyword lookups rather than a product-idea feed. Checked the same day at erank.com/plans: Free $0 with 5 keyword lookups a day, then $5.99, $9.99, and $29.99 per month. Details are in eRank alternatives.
EverBee is the one I would open for listing-level sales and revenue analytics, with the label that those are EverBee’s figures. Checked the same day at everbee.io/pricing: Hobby $0, Growth $24.99 per month on the annual plan ($299 a year), Business $69 per month billed annually at $828. See NicheKite vs EverBee.
NicheKite
Last, because it does not try to be Sale Samurai. A lookup returns competition you can point at: active listings, titles, prices, and views or favorites when the API sent them. Search volume stays empty unless you paste Marketplace Insights from your own shop. Public prices are Free $0, Pro $7–9, and Power $19, and paid plans are not billed during beta. That is a different product at a price we are not collecting yet.