Foursixty alternatives in 2026: five options and what each one costs

Foursixty's Shopify listing shows three plans, each with a 14-day trial. Essential costs $90 a month. It covers shoppable Instagram galleries and product page galleries. It adds a Shop Mini, gallery metrics and an Instagram scheduler.

Complete costs $300 a month. It adds Reels and TikTok galleries, collecting UGC and UGC rights management. It also tracks influencers and campaigns and adds basic email galleries. Complete Plus costs $500 a month. It adds ambassador shops, the Klaviyo integration and abandoned cart email.

Its website lists Shopify, BigCommerce, WooCommerce, Magento, Squarespace, WordPress and Wix. If you are happy on Essential, you may not need to move. The jump to $300 is where people start comparing.

How we compared the alternatives

• Sources. Instagram only, or TikTok, Reels and reviews too.
• Product tags. Can a shopper buy from the post, and on which plan?
• Customer content. Uploads or review requests, beyond hashtag search.
• Rights. A way to ask the creator and keep the answer.
• Price for the same job. The cheapest plan that matches Foursixty Complete.

We left out star ratings, as they move weekly. We have no commercial tie to any tool here except our own.

The five at a glance

Foursixty Complete, feature by feature

This table takes the four features people move up a Foursixty plan for. It lists the cheapest plan carrying each one elsewhere.

Covet: Instagram galleries for a tenth of the price

Covet builds galleries from your Instagram feed and photo reviews. Lite costs $9.99 a month for one gallery and 200 review requests. Growth costs $29.99 for five galleries. It adds Instagram mentions, two hashtags, manual upload and branding removal. Premium costs $79.99 for 50 galleries, five hashtags and 2,000 review requests. Every plan has a 14-day trial.

Best for: an Instagram-first store leaving Foursixty Essential. Limits: its listing names no TikTok source and no rights workflow.

EmbedSocial: feeds billed by sources and views

EmbedSocial's free plan has one source and 500 views a month. Pro costs $29 a month for 3 sources and 5,000 views. Pro Plus costs $49 for 6 sources and 20,000 views. It adds Instagram hashtags and mentions and TikTok mentions. Premium costs $99 for 15 sources and 100,000 views. It adds rights management, team accounts and the API. Paid plans have a 7-day trial.

Best for: a team that wants feeds and reviews on several sites. Limits: its pricing page says widgets stop showing at the view limit. They return when the count resets next month, or on upgrade.

Moast: shoppable Reels and TikToks, free to start

Moast turns Reels, TikToks and UGC video into shoppable carousels. Its free plan has unlimited video views and product tags. It caps you at 10 videos per widget, with Moast branding. Pro costs $15 a month, or $165 a year. Pro removes the cap and the branding, and adds collecting video from customers. The listing names Klaviyo, Judge.me and Loox under "Works with".

Best for: a store whose Foursixty galleries were mostly video. Limits: it is a video tool. Its listing names no photo galleries or rights workflow.

Idukki: every source and rights on one plan (ours)

We make Idukki. It collects from Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, X, LinkedIn and Threads. It also imports Google, Trustpilot, TripAdvisor and Judge.me reviews. Customers can upload from a QR code, an email request or an on-site widget. Product tagging, rights requests and moderation are on every plan, Free included.

Plans bill by widget impressions. Free covers 5,000 a month. Starter costs $45 for 10,000, Growth $75 for 20,000, and Professional $200 for 50,000. See pricing for the full table. For Klaviyo, a public web feed of product-tagged posts is live today. The Klaviyo App Marketplace listing is planned.

Best for: a store that wants Foursixty Complete features without the $300 entry. Limits: Free hosts images only, and shoppable video starts on Starter. There is no Instagram scheduler or ambassador shop. New posts sync every 24 hours below Enterprise.

How to choose

1. 1List the Foursixty features you use each week. Ignore the ones you pay for and skip.
2. 2If it is Instagram galleries only, price Covet against Foursixty Essential.
3. 3If you need TikTok and Reels, check which plan carries video on each tool.
4. 4If you reuse customer posts in ads or email, require a rights record per post.
5. 5Take your busiest month of page views. Price it on any plan that bills by views.
6. 6Ask what you can export before you move: posts, product tags and consent records.

Moving a library takes planning. Our ten questions for any UGC gallery app cover the exit and the demo. For Instagram feeds only, read the best Instagram feed apps for Shopify.

Moving off Foursixty without losing work

Export first. Download the posts you approved and note which products each one tags. Keep any rights replies you collected.

Run both for two weeks. Put the new gallery on one product template while the old one runs elsewhere. Compare clicks to product pages, then switch the rest.

Re-ask where the record is missing. A post without a consent record should not go into an ad. Our rights request templates help with the wording.