Track123 Review (2026)$9 for 300 Orders, Then 5 Cents Each

Pricing (2026)

✓ Pricing re-verified 21 Oct 2026

Three published plans plus Enterprise, priced on synced orders a month; customer lookups are unlimited on every plan. Starter is free for 50 orders a month, and orders past that do not sync until the next billing cycle. Growth starts at $9 a month or $84 a year for 300 orders, with 700 orders at $19 ($180 a year) and 1,000 at $29 ($276 a year).

Advanced starts at $49 a month or $468 a year for 2,000 orders and climbs through 3,000 ($69), 5,000 ($99), 7,000 ($129), 10,000 ($179), 15,000 ($249) and 20,000 ($299), then 25,000 ($349), 30,000 ($399), 35,000 ($449), 40,000 ($499) and 45,000 ($549), up to $599 a month, or $5,748 a year, for 50,000 orders. Above 50,000 orders Enterprise is quoted on request. On monthly billing every order past the allowance costs $0.05; on annual billing there is no overage and new orders stop syncing until you upgrade.

The Shopify listing shows only the first rung of Growth and of Advanced; the full ladder is in the pricing article. Growth and Advanced carry a 7-day free trial, once per store. All charges are in USD through Shopify's billing, every 30 days. Plans change, so check the live price on their site before you buy.

Category context: E-commerce. Across the 50 tools in this category that we researched with a public US-dollar price, the median entry price is $19 a month (lowest paid plan as listed, per seat where the vendor prices per seat). Track123’s entry price of $9 a month sits below that median. Compare pricing conditions in the Software Cost Atlas →

What the price did

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What the pricing page doesn’t say

The catch

In-plan, Growth works out at 3 cents an order ($9 for 300), and the rate falls as you climb, to about 1.8 cents at 10,000 orders and 1.2 cents at 50,000. On monthly billing every order past your allowance costs 5 cents, and the plan does not stop you at the limit. A merchant wrote in September 2025 that the $9 plan had cost them $46 in a single month without warning; Track123 replied that the store had kept syncing orders past its 300 and advised setting the capped amount for usage charges to $0.01, or whatever figure you are willing to pay.

Do that on the first day, not after the first invoice. Annual billing swaps the surprise bill for a silent stop. The pricing article says annual plans have no overage: once the allowance is used up, new orders stop syncing until you upgrade, and the free plan stops the same way until the next cycle. The FAQ adds that after an upgrade only the last 7 days of orders sync again automatically; older ones need a manual sync, and a customer who looks up an unsynced order is told it cannot be found.

On a tracking page whose job is to stop 'where is my order' emails, a stalled sync produces exactly those emails. The features most stores would pay for sit on the $49 tier. Estimated delivery dates, automatic translation of carrier scans, removal of the Track123 branding and the Klaviyo, Omnisend, Slack and Gorgias integrations are all Advanced; Growth at $9 adds custom email notifications, PayPal and Stripe tracking sync, data export and analytics.

The critical reviews are about data quality: in April 2026 a US merchant said a UPS parcel due that day showed an arrival more than a week out, and another said the auto-translation had changed a state abbreviation, which Track123 replied it had fixed. The FAQ also warns that a fulfilment app with permission to edit tracking links can overwrite Track123's link with its own. The help centre counts 1,500+ carriers and the vendor's homepage 1,700+. We have not installed the app.

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What Track123 does

Shopify order-tracking app: a branded tracking page and order lookup on your own store, synced from 1,500+ carriers, with Shopify shipping emails pointed at that page, a dropshipping mode that hides origin details, and PayPal and Stripe tracking sync. Priced on synced orders a month, with a free tier; estimated delivery dates and branding removal sit on the higher Advanced plan.

Price it per order, and size it on your peak month

Work the ladder per order. Growth is $9 for 300, 3 cents an order; $19 for 700, about 2.7 cents; and $29 for 1,000, 2.9 cents, so the top Growth rung costs more per order than the one below it. Advanced is $49 for 2,000, about 2.5 cents; $99 for 5,000, about 2 cents; $179 for 10,000, about 1.8 cents; and $599 for 50,000, 1.2 cents. The 5-cent overage on monthly billing is always dearer than moving up.

At 500 orders a month, $9 plus 200 extra orders is $19, the price of the 700-order tier. From about 900 orders the $29 tier beats $19 plus overage, and from about 1,400 orders Advanced at $49 beats the top Growth tier plus overage. Size the plan on your busiest month, set the usage cap, and let the quiet months sit under it. Annual billing takes 20 to 22% off, $84 instead of $108 for the first Growth tier and $468 instead of $588 for the first Advanced tier, but replaces the overage with a hard stop, so buy a year only when your volume is steady.

The free plan is a real option for a small store: 50 synced orders a month with the branded tracking page, order lookup, Shopify's own shipping emails and dropshipping mode. Orders past 50 are simply not tracked until the next cycle.

How to actually use Track123

Install from the Shopify App Store. Track123's setup guide has three steps. First, build the tracking page; its default address is your store's myshopify domain followed by /apps/track123, and you add it to your store's navigation. Second, link Shopify's shipping emails to that page, so the tracking number in the email opens your page rather than the carrier's. Third, set the carriers you use, which the app relies on to match tracking numbers.

By default the app syncs the last 14 days of orders; its FAQ says you can pull in up to 60 days from Orders, Sync orders. Orders that do not need shipping are not synced. Before your first busy week, set the capped amount for usage charges if you bill monthly, and check which of your fulfilment apps may edit tracking links, because the FAQ says they can replace Track123's link with their own.

Track123 vs Trackr, side by side

Each column shows the vendor’s own published entry price, read on the date shown. Entry prices can cover different services or units, so check what each one buys. We do not average them into a score.

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What it costs

From $9/mo

Price read on

21 Oct 2026

The catch

The overage is the most expensive order on the ladder.

Best for

Shopify stores shipping from a few dozen to tens of thousands of orders a month, dropshippers included, that want a branded tracking page and order lookup on their own store, PayPal and Stripe tracking sync, and a free tier to start on

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What it costs

Basic $10/mo or $96/yr (400 shipments/mo)

Price read on

13 Oct 2026

The catch

The reviews are split rather than soft, 45 five-star and seven one-star of 56 on 12 September 2026, and the complaints name downtime on the page customers open when they are already worried about a parcel.

Best for

Shopify stores shipping a few hundred to a few thousand parcels a month that want where-is-my-order traffic off the support desk: one branded tracking page across every carrier, estimated delivery dates, and proactive email, WhatsApp or US SMS updates, and that like the idea of tracking living in Apple and Google Wallet instead of in an email thread

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The natural comparison is Trackr: Trackr is the closest comparison in our own dossiers. Its ladder (read 12 September 2026) has no free plan: $10 a month for 400 shipments, $45 for 2,000, $150 for 9,000 and $250 for 18,000, with $0.05 per extra shipment, and every feature on every tier, estimated delivery dates, Apple and Google Wallet and the Klaviyo and Omnisend integrations included. Track123 starts free at 50 orders and keeps estimated delivery dates, branding removal and the marketing integrations for its $49 tier. The prices cross more than once: at 2,000 a month Trackr is $45 and Track123 $49; at 10,000 Track123's $179 is cheaper, because Trackr's $150 tier stops at 9,000; at 18,000 Trackr's $250 beats Track123's $299 for 20,000. A small store that wants delivery estimates pays less on Trackr's $10 plan; a small store that only needs a branded page and lookup pays nothing on Track123..

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Frequently asked questions

What does Track123 cost?

Starter is free for 50 synced orders a month. Growth is $9 a month for 300 orders, $19 for 700 and $29 for 1,000. Advanced is $49 for 2,000 and climbs to $599 for 50,000; Enterprise above that is quoted on request. Annual billing saves 20 to 22%. Read on 27 September 2026 in the vendor's pricing article.

What happens when I go over my orders?

On monthly billing each extra order costs $0.05, and the app keeps syncing. On annual billing there is no overage: new orders stop syncing until you upgrade. On the free plan orders past 50 do not sync until the next cycle. If you bill monthly, set the capped amount for usage charges; the vendor itself recommended this to a merchant billed $46 on the $9 plan.

Which features need the Advanced plan?

Estimated delivery dates, automatic translation of carrier scans, removing the Track123 branding, and the Klaviyo, Omnisend, Slack and Gorgias integrations. Growth adds custom email notifications, PayPal and Stripe tracking sync, data export and analytics to the free features.

Is there a free trial?

Growth and Advanced have a 7-day free trial on monthly and annual billing. Each store can claim it once; upgrading again later does not restart it.

Does it charge for customer lookups?

No. Plans count synced orders; the pricing article says lookups on the tracking page are unlimited on every plan.

Can I downgrade or cancel mid-cycle, and do I get money back?

Upgrades take effect at once and Shopify prorates the difference for the days left in the 30-day cycle. A downgrade only applies immediately if this month's synced orders are still below the lower plan's quota; otherwise it starts with the next billing cycle. Cancelling a paid plan means switching back to the free Starter plan, and the unused days come back as a Shopify credit on a later invoice; the vendor warns you may first see the full last month on that invoice. Source: Track123's help-centre article 'Frequently Asked Questions (Plan & Billing)' (dated 10 September 2025), read on 21 October 2026; applies to Growth and Advanced, billed through Shopify.

Is this a hands-on review of Track123?

This is a researched assessment, not a hands-on test. Where we've used a tool ourselves, we say so explicitly. We name what each tool is good and bad at, and we have no affiliate relationship with Track123 — we earn nothing whether you sign up or not.

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