Planoly pricing and Planoly Creator Store cost for creators, plan by plan, against Stan Store, Beacons and Favly

Planoly costs $14, $24 or $47 a month on its three planner plans when billed yearly, and $16, $28 or $55 billed monthly. Every plan includes the link in bio and selling, with no transaction fee on paid plans. Planoly's help center also lists separate Creator Store plans at $20 and $59 a month. The two do not match, so confirm at checkout.

We read both Planoly sources on 1 October 2026, including the price list inside the pricing page code, because the page itself shows only one billing option at a time. Below is what a full year costs on each plan, how that compares with the creator shops people weigh it against, and the one case where none of them is the right purchase.

How much does Planoly cost per month?

From $14 a month on the Starter plan billed yearly, which is $168 a year. Paid month to month, Starter is $16, or $192 over twelve months. Growth is $24 yearly or $28 monthly, and Pro is $47 yearly or $55 monthly. The annual discount works out to 12.5% on Starter and about 14.5% on Pro, which is where Planoly's "save up to 15%" comes from.

The plans are not priced by store features. They are priced by social sets and users, because Planoly is a social media planner first. Starter covers one social set and one user, Growth two of each, and Pro six of each. Extra social sets cost $10 a month on Growth and $8 on Pro, and extra users $5 and $3. If you are a solo creator, Starter is the plan that matters.

Planner figures are from planoly.com/pricing. Creator Store figures are from the Planoly help article on what the Creator Store costs. Planoly also notes that on monthly billing a promotional discount applies to the first month only.

How much does the Planoly Creator Store cost?

It depends which Planoly page you trust. The main pricing page includes the link in bio and selling in every planner plan, so the store costs nothing extra from $14 a month billed yearly. The help center describes a Creator Store Pro plan at $20 a month or $192 a year, and Pro Plus at $59 a month or $499 a year.

The likeliest explanation is that the help article describes store plans sold before the current bundle, and the pricing page is newer. We cannot confirm that from outside, so treat the pricing page as the current offer and the help article as the other number you may be quoted. If the custom domain matters to you, ask before paying, because only the help article lists it.

Is Planoly free?

There is a free plan on the Planoly mobile app with 10 uploads a month, and every paid plan has a 14 day free trial. Planoly states zero transaction fees for paid plans specifically, so if you plan to sell on the free plan, check what fee applies before your first sale.

Does Planoly charge transaction fees?

Not on paid plans. Planoly removed transaction fees on all paid plans when it bought Snipfeed in April 2024, and its pricing page still describes selling services, downloads and bookings "with zero transaction fees". You still pay card processing on every sale, as you do on any creator shop, which is around 2.9% plus 30 cents on a US card.

Planoly vs Stan Store vs Beacons on price

Planoly is the cheapest paid creator shop of the three, and the only one that includes a social media planner. That is the honest headline. Here is a year on each, at the entry paid plan and the plan most sellers end up on.

Stan and Beacons figures are from their own plan pages and help centers, as covered in our Stan Store review and our Beacons review. Stan's Creator plan is $29 a month or $300 a year. Beacons Creator is $100 a year, but keeps a 9% cut of your sales until you reach Creator Plus at $300.

On a seller's numbers, Planoly wins. A creator selling $500 a month of presets on Beacons Creator pays $540 a year in fees on top of the $100 plan. The same creator on Planoly Starter pays $168 and no platform fee. Planoly also sells one to one bookings from the same page, and if paid calls become a real line of revenue, proper scheduling software with reminders and buffer times between calls is the next thing worth paying for.

Is Planoly worth it for creators?

Yes, if you will use both halves. Planoly is worth it when you schedule your own posts and sell your own products, because $168 a year buys a planner and a fee-free shop that would cost more bought separately. It is poor value when you only want the store and schedule elsewhere, or when most of your page is other brands' products.

That last case is common and it is where every tool on this list falls short. An affiliate link to Amazon, a brand on Impact or Awin, or a software referral program earns commission at the merchant's checkout, not yours. Planoly, Stan and Beacons can all hold those links. None of them reads the program's commission report and tells you which link on your page earned it. You see taps, then you see a payout, and the two never meet.

That gap is what Favly is built for. A Favly storefront holds your picks in collections, tags each link with your sub ID, and on Pro imports each program's commission report and matches the rows back to the link that earned them, so you can see earnings per link and per click. It also puts the page on a custom domain for your link in bio, so a change of tool never breaks old posts. Our affiliate link manager walks through how the matching works.

Which Planoly plan should a creator choose?

Starter, billed yearly, for nearly every solo creator. It has the full link in bio and selling, and the extra social sets on Growth only matter if you run a second brand account or work with an assistant. Pro is an agency plan. If the Creator Store custom domain is the reason you are buying, confirm in writing which plan includes it.

What happened to Snipfeed users on Planoly?

Planoly bought Snipfeed on April 22, 2024 and folded it into its Creator Store. Today every snipfeed.co address forwards to the same handle on planoly.store, and pages nobody moved end on an unavailable page. If your bio still carries a Snipfeed link, our Snipfeed alternative page shows how we tested the redirects and how to move a page of picks without losing clicks.

The short answer on cost

For a creator who sells their own downloads and schedules posts, Planoly Starter at $168 a year is the best priced option in this group. For a creator whose income is mostly affiliate commission on other brands' products, the cheaper question is which link actually earns, and that is a different tool. Start a Favly Pro storefront and see earnings per link before you pay for anything, or compare more options in Linktree pricing plan by plan.