SortPin Pricing 2026: Plans, Discount Code and a Cheaper Alternative
How much does SortPin cost in 2026? A clear breakdown of SortPin's monthly, yearly and lifetime plans, and how they compare with PinBee.

If you are thinking about paying for SortPin, you probably want a straight answer to two questions: how much does it cost, and is there something cheaper that does the same job? This guide answers both, with every plan laid out side by side.
About this guide: we make PinBee, which competes with SortPin. All SortPin prices below come from SortPin's own pricing section, checked on October 12, 2026, in US dollars before tax. Prices change, so confirm on sortpin.com before you buy. SortPin is a trademark of its owner.
SortPin pricing at a glance
SortPin has a free version and three paid plans that unlock all features:
| Plan | Price | Billing |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly | $9 | Every month |
| Annual | $29 | Every year |
| Lifetime | $59 | Once |
Every plan covers up to 5 devices, and SortPin offers a 14-day money-back guarantee. Payments go through Lemon Squeezy, with card or PayPal.
At the time of writing, SortPin's pricing section also shows a "Save 20%" badge with a public discount code. If you decide on SortPin, check its pricing page for the current code before checkout.
What does the free version include?
SortPin's website says it has free and premium versions and that "some advanced features may require a premium subscription". It does not list exactly which features sit in each tier.
The practical advice: install the free version, run a few searches in your niche, and note which features ask you to upgrade. That tells you more than any pricing table.
What do you get when you pay?
Paid plans unlock SortPin's full feature set. According to its website, that includes:
- Hidden pin data: repins, likes, comments and the creator's follower count.
- Sorting and filtering, including ad filtering.
- Image and video downloads.
- Trend monitoring.
- Competitive ad analysis.
- Lead, prospect and influencer research from Pinterest profiles.
SortPin vs PinBee: price comparison
PinBee is a Pinterest analytics extension that does the same core job. Here is how the prices line up:
| Plan | SortPin | PinBee |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly | $9 | $5 |
| Yearly | $29 | $29 |
| Lifetime | $59 | $49 |
| Free trial of Pro | Not listed | 3 days (yearly) |
| Devices per licence | 5 | 5 |
| Refund window | 14 days | 14 days |
What the numbers mean:
- Monthly: PinBee is $4 a month cheaper. Over six months of on-and-off research, that is $24 saved.
- Yearly: identical, $29.
- Lifetime: PinBee is $10 cheaper.
- Trial: PinBee Pro Yearly starts with a 3-day free trial, so you can test every Pro feature before you are charged.
Which plan should you choose?
The right plan depends on how often you research, not on which tool you pick.
Monthly suits you if you research in bursts, for example before a seasonal campaign, or you are not sure you will keep using a tool. You can cancel any time.
Yearly is the best value per month for anyone who pins every week. At $29 a year, it works out to under $2.50 a month on either tool.
Lifetime makes sense once you know a tool fits your workflow and you expect to use it for more than two years. Do not buy lifetime on day one; try the free plan or a trial first.
Is the free plan enough?
For many people, yes. It is worth checking before paying anything.
PinBee's free plan is designed to be useful on its own, with no time limit and no account. It includes stats on every pin, a 0 to 100 viral score, sorting by saves, full-resolution image downloads and a 500-pin research Library on your computer.
If you mostly want to see which pins perform before you create your own, start there. You can learn the basics in our guide to seeing pin stats on Pinterest.
When paying is worth it
Paying for a Pinterest extension usually pays for itself when you need one of these:
- Recent results. A time-period filter shows what works this month. PinBee Pro filters the last 7, 30 or 90 days or year.
- Competitor research. Seeing which ads competitors run or analysing a whole account.
- Video. Downloading pins as MP4 for reference or repurposing your own content. See our guide to downloading Pinterest videos.
- Data work. Exporting results to a spreadsheet with CSV export.
The bottom line
SortPin costs $9 a month, $29 a year or $59 for lifetime, all covering 5 devices. It is a capable tool, and the yearly plan is good value.
If price is the deciding factor, PinBee matches SortPin's yearly price and is cheaper on monthly ($5) and lifetime ($49), with a 3-day free trial on Yearly and a free plan you can use indefinitely. For a full feature comparison, read PinBee vs SortPin, or see all the options in our list of SortPin alternatives.
Try PinBee free and only upgrade if it earns its place.


