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Storeprobe vs PPSPY
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PPSPY is a hosted tool that claims sales reports across more than a million stores, and a free trial. Storeprobe is the cheaper, private option: free for one store, €29 a year for Pro, with history kept on your computer and no order counts.
Both look at Shopify stores you do not own. They differ in what they claim to know and where the data lives. Statements about PPSPY come from its home page, read on 6 October 2026, or are marked reported. Storeprobe is our own tool, so read the table with that in mind.
| Storeprobe | PPSPY | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free for one store. Pro €29 a year or €59 once, with a 7-day trial and no card. | Free trial with no card, per its home page. Paid prices reported from $19.90 a month; its pricing page did not load. |
| What it shows | New launches, price changes, sold-out and restock changes, best sellers, theme and apps. Pro adds sales signals marked est. | Claims a 15-day sales report on competitor stores, order predictions, trending products, and competitor ad tracking. |
| Where history lives | In your browser. No account. | Reported to be on its servers. |
| Scale | One store at a time on Free; up to 25 on Pro, each read from its public catalogue. | Claims more than 1 million stores and 200 million products in its data. |
Where PPSPY is the better fit
If you want to discover stores you have not heard of, filter by product or category, and see ad activity, a hosted database does that and Storeprobe does not. Storeprobe only reads a store you point it at. It has no ad data and no way to find new stores.
Where Storeprobe fits
You already know the handful of rivals you watch. You want to see what each launched, repriced or sold out since your last visit, and you would rather not pay every month or hand a list of stores to a server. The estimates are signals from public data, and they say est. on every one. See what a sales tracker can honestly track.
Storeprobe keeps growing from user feedback, and the roadmap page takes suggestions.
Questions
Is PPSPY worth it?
It is if you want a hosted tool that claims sales reports and order predictions across a very large store database. Storeprobe has no order counts and stays on your computer. PPSPY offers a free trial with no card, per its home page (read on 6 October 2026).
How much does PPSPY cost?
Its pricing page returned an error when we tried it on 6 October 2026. A price of $19.90 a month for the starting plan is reported, and was noted on our pricing page on 5 October 2026. Check the vendor before you buy.
Does Storeprobe show sales numbers?
No order counts, because the public catalogue does not contain sales. Pro adds sales signals marked est., built from best-seller rank, sold-out and restock changes between reads.
Where does Storeprobe keep its history?
In your browser on your computer, with no account. PPSPY and similar tools are reported to keep history on their servers.
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