WordPress vs Shopify: Features, Pricing and User Reviews 2026

WordPress.com offers six plans to fit different needs, billed monthly or yearly.

• Free ($0/month): 1 GB storage with basic hosting, security, and unlimited pages and users.

• Personal ($9/month): 6 GB storage, no ads, a free domain for one year, and premium themes.

• Premium ($18/month): 13 GB storage, video uploads, payment buttons, and premium stats.

• Business ($40/month): 50 GB storage, real-time backups, staging sites, and developer tools like SSH and GitHub Deployments.

• Commerce ($70/month): Full WooCommerce store tools, unlimited products, and a 0% standard transaction fee.

• Enterprise (Custom): Tailored pricing for large organizations that need WordPress at scale.

Paying yearly can save up to 76% off the first term, though renewal prices rise after that period ends.

Shopify offers four main plans. The Basic plan costs $25 a month (or $22 a month billed yearly) and suits solo sellers just getting started. The Grow plan is $65 a month ($58 yearly) and adds more staff accounts for small teams. The Advanced plan costs $399 a month ($359 yearly) and is built for larger, global operations with lower payment fees and higher API limits.

For large or complex businesses, Shopify Plus starts from $2,300 a month and includes unlimited staff accounts, unlimited B2B catalogs, full checkout customization, and priority support. All plans include a 3-day free trial, plus tools like Sidekick AI, unlimited hosting, and marketing features. Point of Sale Pro is available as an add-on at $89 per month per location on the first three plans.