PiPiADS free trial, coupon and plan prices

The PiPiADS free trial is a plan called Free on the pricing page: 500 credits, one user, “Only Ads” and “No Ad detail”. A list query costs 1 credit per returned item, and opening the details of one ad costs 20 credits, so the free account gets 500 ad rows and zero detail views (on 2 November 2026, English interface). The comparison table also marks Download, Rankings, TikTok Shop and TikTok Made Me Buy It as unavailable on the trial. It is enough to see that the search works, not to study an advertiser.

The FAQ on the same page says new users get free trial credits, “some features will be limited”, and long-term use needs a membership. So is PiPiADS free? Only as that 500-credit trial. The pricing page does not say whether the trial needs a card; the card selector sits on the paid plans. A PiPiADS free account is the Free plan’s “Choose” button, and it is worth checking what sign-up asks for before you enter payment details.

We found no field for a PiPiADS coupon code on the pricing page, and we did not enter checkout. We do not publish codes, and a PiPiADS discount code from a third-party list is not on the vendor’s page. The discount that is there is a banner: “Promotion Period: Q4, until Dec 31. Annual plans only. Monthly plan excluded.” A second tab, AI Tools, carries its own 50% OFF label; we did not open it, and every price here is for the Data Membership tab.

The page strikes through $828 for Basic (12 times the $69 list price) and shows $24.50 a month. The monthly tab already has Basic at $49, and half of $49 over 12 months is exactly the annual price. So the annual price is half the discounted monthly rate and 64.5% below the list price. Advanced works the same way: 50.0% below $99 a month, 68.9% below the $159 list. Enterprise: 50.0% below $900, 77.5% below $1,999. Flexible starts at $1,080 a year against $180 a month.

No second coupon discount is shown anywhere on the page. If you need a cheaper year, the offer on the page is the annual plan.

On the monthly tab, each of the three main plans has a “Flash Sale” header with a countdown in minutes and seconds (29:45 when we opened it, 28:20 about 90 seconds later) and a struck-through list price: Basic $69 now $49, Advanced $159 now $99, Enterprise $1,999 now $900. Flexible is $180 a month for 200K credits and 2 users, with sliders for credits and users. The page gives no end date for the sale price.

Every paid plan has all features and data. They differ in credits, users and Ad Trackers: 2 on Basic, 10 on Advanced, 20 on Flexible and 100 on Enterprise. Enterprise includes 10 users.

Credits are the real limit. Lists cost 1 credit per item; detail views, including pop-ups and ad details, cost 20. If Basic’s 30,000 credits went only on details, that is 1,500 views; Advanced’s 100,000 would give 5,000. A mix of list pages and details uses them faster than the headline number suggests.

Annual billing does not give a year of credits upfront. The FAQ says credits are issued monthly and reset at the start of each billing month on monthly and annual plans alike, and unused credits do not roll over.

Extra credits are a one-time payment with no expiry: 10,000 for $50, 50,000 for $100 and 100,000 for $200. Per 1,000 credits that is $5, $2 and $2, against about $1.63 on Basic, $0.99 on Advanced and $0.90 on Enterprise at the monthly flash prices. Packs are a top-up at a higher rate, not a discount. Buying a new package while subscribed cancels the existing one, and new buyers can only join the credit-based 2.0v membership.