A fixed monthly price and zero fee on sales. You change plan when the business needs a new feature, not when it does well. A 14-day trial with everything open, no credit card.
₪79 a month
Before VAT. ₪93.22 incl. VAT. Zero fee on sales.
Everything you need to sell, from day one.
Included:
₪229 a month
Before VAT. ₪270.22 incl. VAT. Zero fee on sales.
For a business that wants customers to come back, and to know what it earns on.
Everything in Basic, plus:
₪599 a month
Before VAT. ₪706.82 incl. VAT. Zero fee on sales.
For a business with its own team, systems and processes.
Everything in Growth, plus:
Where Kreaza includes more, and where Shopify and Wix are ahead. Rows that apply only to stores in Israel say so. The facts about Shopify and Wix come from their own sites, checked on 29 September 2026. Their prices are in US dollars and Kreaza's are in Israeli shekels, all before VAT.
| Feature | Kreaza | Shopify | Wix |
|---|---|---|---|
| Entry price for a store | Yes: ₪79 a month, before VAT | Partly: $39 a month (Basic) | Partly: $29.77 a month (Core, billed yearly) |
| Third-party transaction fee on sales | Yes: None, on every plan, with any payment provider | Partly: None with Shopify Payments. 2% / 1% / 0.6% by plan with any other provider, which is the only choice where Shopify Payments is not offered, Israel included | Yes: No platform fee |
| Israeli card processors built in, for stores in Israel | Yes: Cardcom, Grow, iCredit, PayPlus | Partly: Through third-party apps | Partly: Some of the providers |
| Israeli tax invoice and VAT report, for stores in Israel | Yes: Built in | No: Through a paid app | Partly: Through an app or an outside integration |
| Hebrew and right-to-left in the editor and the store | Yes: From the ground up, Arabic included | Partly: The store yes, the admin mostly in English | Yes: Supported |
| WhatsApp messages to customers | Yes: Built in | No: Through an app | Partly: Through an integration |
| Loyalty club, subscriptions, B2B and appointments | Yes: Built in. Appointments on every plan, the rest from Growth | Partly: Some built in, some through apps | Partly: Some built in, some through apps |
| Support in Hebrew, during Israeli hours | Yes: Yes | No: In English | Partly: Hebrew on some channels |
| App store | No: Being built | Yes: Thousands of apps | Yes: Hundreds of apps |
| Mobile admin app | No: Planned. The admin works in a mobile browser | Yes: iOS and Android | Yes: iOS and Android |
| Selling in several currencies and countries | Partly: Each store charges in its own currency, through Stripe. Other currencies are shown as converted prices | Yes: Shopify Markets | Partly: Currency conversion |
| Marketplaces (Amazon, eBay) | No: Planned | Yes: Built in and through apps | Partly: Partial |
Sources: Shopify pricing, Shopify Payments supported countries, Wix pricing. Prices change, so check there too.
Shopify has thousands of extensions. We build the common features into the product, and the API and webhooks are open on Business. An app store for developers is on the roadmap.
The admin works in a mobile browser, with notifications. A dedicated app is on the roadmap.
A store charges in one currency, its own, and shows converted prices in others. Stripe is the one international payment provider, added in release 9.0. PayPal, fixed prices per currency and markets by country are on the roadmap.
Shopify and Wix serve millions of businesses, and Kreaza is new. What you get here instead is a fixed price, no fee on sales and a public roadmap and changelog that show what is live and what is being built.
Because a fee on sales grows with the business: the more you sell, the more you pay for the same software. Shopify adds 2% of every sale on its Basic plan when a store does not use Shopify Payments, which is the case wherever Shopify Payments is not offered, Israel included. At ₪50,000 of sales a month that is ₪1,000, more than any Kreaza plan. Kreaza's price is fixed, and the only processing fee is the one your payment provider charges.
Basic sells with everything a store needs. Growth adds the tools that bring customers back and the reports that show what you earn on: a loyalty club, refer a friend, a birthday gift, subscriptions, marketing email, selling to businesses and profit reports. Business adds the API, integrations with HubSpot, monday and Klaviyo, and a large team.
Israeli shekels, by card through Cardcom, for every store. That is separate from what your store charges its shoppers: a store that connects Stripe charges in its own currency, and a store in Israel that connects Cardcom, Grow, iCredit or PayPlus charges in shekels.
During the trial everything is open, including Business. When it ends you choose a plan and pay on Cardcom's secure page. Until you choose, the store does not take real orders, but everything you built is kept.
Yes, in one click in Settings under "Plan and billing". The new price applies from the next charge. To move down to a smaller plan, first turn off what it does not include, for example the loyalty club, so that no customer loses points without your decision.
Yes. On yearly billing you pay for 10 months and get 12, so two months are free. On either billing period, the price you subscribed at is held for a full year: if prices go up, the change reaches you only at the renewal after that.
In one click, with no call and no form. The plan runs until the end of the month you paid for, then does not renew.
A tax invoice-receipt for every charge, by email and in Settings, in the name of your business and with your business registration number.