MageNative’s Shopify listing and pricing page show Starter at $99/month, Standard at $149, and Premium at $249. Appziot lists Lite at $29/month, Starter at $99, and Growth at $199. The right choice depends on localization and integrations, not on the lowest number alone.
MageNative and Appziot both publish no-code iOS and Android apps for an existing Shopify store, with a 30-day trial and no success fee on the pages checked for this comparison. MageNative’s public material emphasizes multilingual support, a long integration list, and higher-plan tools such as segmented push, AR, and Shop Pay. Appziot’s public plans emphasize a lower Lite price, push from Starter, and a shorter widget and integration list. This page only compares what each company publishes. It does not rank app speed, review quality, or support.
Choose on localization, integrations, and the plan you will actually use. The first push-capable price is $99/month on both.
Checked 24 October 2026. MageNative’s Shopify App Store listing and magenative.com/plans-pricing both showed Starter $99/month ($1,069.20/year), Standard $149/month ($1,519.80/year), and Premium $249/month ($2,539.80/year), with a 30-day trial and a stated 0% success fee. A different MageNative subdomain, mobileappbuilder.magenative.com, showed Basic $49, Growth $69, and Enterprise $99. Those figures disagree with the App Store and the plans page, so they are not used here. Design-block counts also differ between MageNative pages, so this table leaves them out. Confirm the current plan matrix before purchasing.
You are testing whether customers will install a branded app, you can work with the widgets and integrations Appziot already lists, and you want push from the $99 Starter plan.
You sell in more than one language or currency, or you rely on a tool MageNative lists and Appziot does not. Confirm the tier. Several of those features are Standard or Premium, not Starter.
Lite is $29/month and does not include push. Use it only if a branded catalog app is enough for the first test. Starter, at the same $99/month as MageNative Starter, is the plan that includes push.
Appziot’s pricing page includes push on Starter and rich push on Growth, and it does not publish a monthly send cap. MageNative’s plans page limits Starter to 5 instant pushes a month and Standard to 50.
Appziot screens are built from native blocks. This page does not judge MageNative’s rendering technology beyond MageNative’s own “native” claim.
Three Appziot plans top out at $199/month. MageNative’s self-serve plans top out at $249/month, with a separate custom plan. The cheaper MageNative Standard plan, at $149, is the one that adds localization.
On 24 October 2026, the Shopify App Store listing and magenative.com/plans-pricing showed Starter at $99/month, Standard at $149/month, and Premium at $249/month, with annual totals of $1,069.20, $1,519.80, and $2,539.80. A MageNative subdomain showed different, lower prices. Use the App Store and the plans page, then confirm in checkout.
Appziot Lite is the lower published starting price, and it does not include push. The first plan on each side that includes push is $99/month. MageNative Standard at $149/month is less than Appziot Growth at $199/month. MageNative Premium at $249/month is more than Appziot Growth. Compare the features on those tiers before treating any of those gaps as savings.
Choose MageNative when the store needs multilingual or multicurrency support, or a specific integration, AR feature, or Shop Pay setup that MageNative publishes and Appziot does not. Appziot’s public integration page is much shorter. Ask MageNative which plan includes the item, because several of them start on Standard or Premium.
Choose Appziot when you want to test a branded Shopify app at $29/month, or run push from a $99/month plan, and you do not need MageNative’s localization or integration catalog. Growth at $199/month adds rich push, more widgets, branding removal, and priority support.
Appziot does not publish a separate Shopify Plus plan. It connects to the Shopify store you already run. MageNative’s plans page has a Shopify Plus row, but the fetched table did not show which tier includes it, so this page does not assign that feature to a plan.
The Shopify app is MageNative. ImageNative is a misspelling and is not a separate product in this comparison.
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