Last verified 2026-08-29some data medium/low confidence
PageFly and Shogun are both page builder app tools compared here on pricing verified 2026-08-29, published plans, App Store standing, and themes from recent merchant reviews. Both are priced in the same range — the decision comes down to features and fit. On the Shopify App Store, PageFly holds 4.9 ★ across 5,654 reviews and Shogun holds 4.8 ★ across 1,871. PageFly: These reviews suggest the app fits Shopify merchants who want flexible custom page building and value responsive hands-on support when configuring or troubleshooting pages. Shogun: These reviews suggest the app fits Shopify merchants who want flexible landing page and theme customization without relying heavily on developers, especially if responsive support matters. — from tracked pricing and recent App Store review analysis.
1 published page or section; 10 AI credits/month; extra credit packs available.
Builder
$24
Slider plan starting at 5 published pages or sections and 80 AI credits/month; scales to 15 slots and 120 credits at $34/month in $5 steps; extra credit packs available.
Optimize
$39
Slider plan starting at 20 published pages or sections and 140 AI credits/month; scales to 75 slots and 360 credits at $94/month in $5 steps; extra credit packs available.
Accelerate
$99
Unlimited pages or sections; 400 AI credits/month; extra credit packs available.
Power
$199
Unlimited pages or sections; 800 AI credits/month; extra credit packs available.
Scale
$299
1 store; 1,600 AI credits/month.
Dominate
$499
Up to 3 stores; 1,600 AI credits/month per store in separate pools.
Empire
$999
Multi-store tier with a custom AI credit package and custom volume pricing across all stores.
All displayed prices are in USD and stated per month. No annual billing prices are shown.
Extracted from each vendor's App Store listing (2026-07-20);
"—" = not stated there. Verify tier availability on vendor pricing pages.
What do merchants say about them?
PageFly
Recent merchant sentiment is strongly positive, driven primarily by repeated praise for live chat and technical support. Feature feedback is generally favorable, especially for building custom pages, but several users rely on support to overcome friction in the editor, bugs, or migration issues.
＋Helpful support — Merchants most often praise support agents for being patient, friendly, and able to guide them through setup or troubleshooting.
＋Fast problem resolution — Several reviews emphasize quick responses and effective fixes, including weekend help and store-specific issues.
＋Useful page building — Users describe the app as valuable for creating landing pages, product pages, and customized store content.
＋Ease of use — Some merchants find the builder approachable or improving, especially with assistance from support or AI features.
－Clunky interface — A few merchants say parts of the builder feel dated, manual, or somewhat awkward to navigate.
－Bugs and stability — One reviewer reports recurring bugs despite appreciating that support helps address them.
－Legacy page migration — One long-time user found older pages moved into a legacy state and needed guidance to rebuild in the newer version.
Watch out: The main caveat is that the editor can feel clunky or require manual setup, so merchants may need support for smoother implementation.
Synthesized from the 20 most recent App Store
reviews (2026-07-16); themes paraphrased.
Shogun
Recent sentiment is strongly positive, led by frequent praise for fast, capable customer support and an easy page-building workflow. Merchants often frame Shogun as useful for non-technical customization and long-term store design work, though a few reviews raise concerns about bugs, publishing issues, or feature changes.
＋Responsive support — Merchants repeatedly say the support team replies quickly and resolves issues efficiently.
＋Helpful troubleshooting — Several reviews highlight support walking users through fixes for publishing, account access, glitches, deleted pages, and edge cases.
＋Ease of use — Users describe the editor and overall app as straightforward for building pages without coding.
＋Page customization — Merchants value being able to customize landing pages, product pages, and themes beyond standard Shopify controls.
－Bugs or instability — A small number of merchants report severe bugs, theme conflicts, or glitches that made the app frustrating or unusable.
－Feature transition risk — One long-term user was alarmed by changes around personalization features and thought prior work had disappeared.
－Limited video upload — One user wanted native video uploads instead of relying on third-party video services.
Watch out: The main caveat is that occasional bugs, theme conflicts, publishing problems, or feature transitions can create disruption for some users.
Synthesized from the 20 most recent App Store
reviews (2026-07-16); themes paraphrased.
FAQ
Which is cheaper, PageFly or Shogun?
Both start at free (verified 2026-08-29).
Does PageFly or Shogun have a free plan?
Both offer free tiers.
Which is rated higher on the Shopify App Store?
PageFly rates higher at 4.9 ★, vs 4.8 ★ — though both counts matter: PageFly has 5,654 reviews and Shogun has 1,871.
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