EtsyHunt Pricing & Plans: Which Should You Choose?

EtsyHunt, now sold as EHunt at ehunt.ai, has four individual plans plus a team tier: Free, Basic, Pro, Elite, and Team. Paid individual plans run from $9.99 to $59.99 a month, and annual billing cuts the effective rate by 20% to 50% depending on the tier.

The Team plan is the newest addition. It covers 5 user seats and costs $79.99 a month, or $59.99 a month when billed annually.

Not sure which is the best plan for you? I checked every plan, limit, and billing toggle on the official pricing page, and the current numbers are below. If you are still weighing the tool itself, my hands-on EtsyHunt review covers features, limits, and support in detail.

Key Takeaways

• EtsyHunt (EHunt) offers Free, Basic, Pro, Elite, and Team pricing plans.
• Month-to-month prices: Basic $9.99, Pro $19.99, Elite $59.99, and Team $79.99. The Free plan stays $0 forever.
• Annual billing drops the effective monthly rate to $7.99 (Basic), $15.99 (Pro), $29.99 (Elite, 50% off), and $59.99 (Team).
• Pro currently runs a limited-time trial: 3 days for $1, then $19.99 a month unless you cancel.

How Much Does EtsyHunt Cost Monthly or Yearly?

EtsyHunt sells every paid plan monthly, and all four also come in an annual version with a lower effective rate. I checked each billing toggle on the official pricing page and put the current numbers in one table.

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The annual toggle is where EtsyHunt gets aggressive. Elite is the standout: yearly billing halves it to $29.99 a month, which is why the pricing page headlines "50% off" on the annual tab.

One label needs decoding: EHunt badges the Team plan as 40% off because it compares the $59.99 annual rate to a $99.99 list price. Against the $79.99 you would actually pay month to month, the annual Team plan saves $240 a year, about 25%.

There is no public Enterprise tier anymore. If none of the listed plans fit, EHunt asks you to contact support through the site chat or by email for a customized plan.

Is There an EtsyHunt Free Trial?

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Two answers, both current. First, the Free plan is a forever-free tier: register with an email, no card needed, and you get limited daily searches to feel out the dashboard. EHunt itself points to this plan when asked about a free trial.

Second, the Pro plan currently runs a limited-time paid trial on the monthly tab: 3 days of full Pro access for $1, after which it renews at $19.99 a month unless you cancel first. The $1 itself is not refundable once the trial starts, so set a reminder before day three if you only want to test.

What Features Come With Each EtsyHunt Pricing Plan?

Every plan uses daily limits rather than hard feature walls, so the tier you need depends on how much research you run per day and whether you need tracking. These are the official per-plan limits as listed on the current pricing page.

The dividing line that matters most is Basic versus Pro. Basic covers real daily research but skips Data Tracking, inactive-product research, and Amazon Handmade. Pro turns those on and quintuples the core search limits, which is why EHunt marks it as the popular pick.

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Team is not just five Basic seats bolted together. It shares Pro-and-above features, raises daily limits to 2,500 core searches across the team, and lifts store binding to 50 shops, which is the practical ceiling for agencies running client stores.

How to Sign Up for EtsyHunt?

Signing up takes a few minutes, and you can reach the checkout with nothing but an email:

1. Open the EtsyHunt website and click Pricing in the top navigation.
2. Pick a billing tab: Annually for the lowest effective rate, Monthly for flexibility, or Team for the 5-seat plan.
3. Click GET on the plan you want, then register with your email and a password.
4. Confirm the plan on the order screen and pay by credit card or Alipay, the only two supported payment methods.
5. Prefer to test first? Register and stay on the Free plan, no card required, then upgrade from inside the dashboard once the limits pinch.

What EtsyHunt Pricing Plan Is Right for Your Business?

Match the plan to your daily research volume and how many shops you manage, not to the feature list alone.

• Pick Free to evaluate the dashboard. With 5 product and keyword searches a day it is a demo, not a workflow.
• Pick Basic if you research weekly, manage up to 5 shops, and do not need tracking. It is the cheapest real working tier.
• Pick Pro if you sell actively. Tracking, inactive-product research, Amazon Handmade, and 500 daily searches make it the best value, and the $1 trial lets you confirm the fit for three days.
• Pick Elite for heavy solo operations: unlimited core research and up to 200 bound stores.
• Pick Team when more than one person needs a login. Five seats, shared limits, and 50 store bindings.

How to Save Money When Subscribing to EtsyHunt?

A few legitimate ways to pay less for the same plan:

• Get my discount offer: grab my one-time EtsyHunt discount to save on any paid plan. The current verified code lives on my EtsyHunt promo code page.
• Choose annual billing: it takes 20% off Basic and Pro, 25% off Team against its monthly rate, and a full 50% off Elite.
• Use the $1 Pro trial before committing: three full days of Pro is enough to know whether the limits fit your workflow.
• Start on the Free plan: it never expires, so new sellers can run small product and keyword checks without paying.
• Start small and upgrade: upgrades apply anytime, but downgrades do not. You would have to cancel, wait out the term, and resubscribe, so climbing up beats buying too big.

Are There Good EtsyHunt Alternatives to Consider?

Yes. Alura and EverBee are the two closest alternatives, and both run free tiers, so you can compare them against EtsyHunt without spending anything. They win in different places, explained below.

Alura

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Just like EtsyHunt, Alura offers essential tools for Etsy sellers: keyword and product research, competitor analysis, listing optimization, and multi-shop support.

But Alura goes further on the marketing side with tools like its Email Sender for customer outreach, plus an AI assistant on every plan. Its Listing Helper also pulls insights from the best-performing listings in your category and turns them into concrete ranking recommendations.

Beginners get a friendlier free tier too: Alura shows the first 25 keywords of any search, while EtsyHunt caps the free plan at 5 keyword searches a day.

Check out Alura's pricing page for a breakdown of its subscription fees and what each tier unlocks.

EverBee

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EverBee is the pick when product-research analytics matter more than toolkit breadth. It is the most-installed Etsy research extension, and its revenue estimates are the reason many sellers keep it pinned next to their shop dashboard.

Its paid plans skip hard caps on keyword and product research, so heavy research days do not run into a counter. Higher tiers add conversion-rate metrics, advanced filters, and even landing pages for shop campaigns, none of which EtsyHunt offers.

The trade-off is entry price: EverBee’s cheapest paid plan costs more than EtsyHunt’s Basic, and its deepest analytics sit on the higher tiers.

Want to know how much it costs to use EverBee? Check EverBee's pricing page to see what you get on its plans compared to EtsyHunt’s.