Matrixify Alternative: Pricing & Free Plans
Matrixify is a spreadsheet-driven data platform; EditEngine pairs an in-app product and collection editor — with real-time preview and one-click undo — with Matrixify-compatible Advanced Import for 17 resources and export for 19 resources. Payouts and Activity are intentionally export-only. The practical differences are workflow, long-running automation, migration depth, and how store credit is represented. App Store facts below were verified in September 2026.
At a glance
| EditEngine | Matrixify | |
|---|---|---|
| App Store rating | 4.9 ★ (143 reviews) | 4.9 ★ (1,595 reviews) |
| Launched | May 2025 | July 2017 |
| Built for Shopify badge | Yes | Yes |
| Core workflow | Filter → stack edits → preview → apply/schedule → undo | Export spreadsheet → edit → import (jobs) |
| In-app field editor with live preview | Yes | No — spreadsheet-driven |
| One-click undo | Yes | No — restore by re-importing exports/backups |
| In-app bulk editing | Products and collections — plus variants, metafields, Google Shopping, SEO, inventory fields | No — spreadsheet-driven |
| Spreadsheet import resource types | 17 live resources: Products, smart and custom collections, Customers, Companies, Discounts, Orders, Draft Orders, Pages, Blog Posts, Redirects, Files, Metaobjects, Menus, Metafields, Shop, and Translations | Whole-store resources including products, collections, customers, companies, discounts, orders, content, files, metaobjects, menus, store credits, and translations |
| Spreadsheet export resource types | 19 resources: the same 17 importable resources, plus export-only Payouts and Activity | Whole-store resources including Payouts and Activity |
| Migration file imports (WooCommerce, Magento, BigCommerce, Lightspeed) | Yes — auto-detected and translated on upload | Yes |
| Max import file size | Up to 30 GB (streamed CSV; XLSX up to 100 MB) | Up to 20 GB |
| Free plan | 100 products per task, unlimited tasks | Demo: 10 products per file |
| Paid plans | $9.99 / $19.99 / $49.99 | $20 / $50 / $200 |
Try EditEngine on your own store
Install EditEngine Bulk Product Editor from the Shopify App Store and preview your first bulk edit before anything changes.
Where Matrixify is the better fit
No serious comparison pretends Matrixify isn't excellent at what it does:
- Migration depth. EditEngine imports WooCommerce, Magento, BigCommerce, and Lightspeed export files directly — but Matrixify has a decade of migration tutorials, store-to-store cloning, and edge-case coverage behind it. For a complex multi-entity migration, that track record counts.
- A dedicated Store Credits resource. Both apps support customer store-credit operations, but EditEngine keeps them inside the Customers sheet. Matrixify also provides a separate Store Credits resource.
- Mature data pipelines. Scheduled jobs against FTP servers and Google Sheets, full-store backup and restore — plumbing for standing enterprise data operations that EditEngine doesn't aim to replace yet.
Where EditEngine is the better fit
- Everyday catalog edits without a spreadsheet. Most bulk edits — change prices on a collection, swap tags, fill a metafield — don't need an export/import round trip. EditEngine does them in-app: filter, preview every affected product in real time, apply.
- Undo. In Matrixify, recovering from a bad import means re-importing a previous export. EditEngine reverses any run with one click from its history log.
- Spreadsheet-free scheduling. Schedule a price drop or product launch in the app; no job files to prepare.
- A focused Advanced Import flow — and bigger files. Advanced Import accepts CSV and Excel, detects resources automatically, and shows a capability gate before anything touches your store. Streamed CSV imports handle files up to 30 GB — larger than Matrixify's 20 GB ceiling (Matrixify's manual upload caps at 5 GB).
- Migration files just work. Upload a WooCommerce, Magento, BigCommerce, or Lightspeed export and EditEngine detects the source platform and translates it into Shopify products automatically — no column rebuilding first.
- Matrixify-compatible round trips at lower prices. EditEngine imports 17 resources and exports 19, including Customers, Companies, Orders, Redirects, Files, Metaobjects, Menus, and Translations. $19.99 covers 10,000 products per task with scheduling; Matrixify's $20 plan caps files at 5,000 products, and its higher tiers run $50 / $200.
- A usable free plan. Unlimited tasks at 100 products per task, vs Matrixify's 10-products-per-file demo.
Better together
EditEngine's spreadsheet import and export use the Matrixify-compatible format on purpose. If your store already runs on Matrixify files, supported resource sheets open in EditEngine without rebuilding columns — and day-to-day product and collection edits get preview and one-click undo. Keep Matrixify for a dedicated Store Credits sheet or standing FTP/Google Sheets pipelines if you need them.
Start with creating products from a spreadsheet, bulk editing prices, or the full tutorial library.
Frequently asked questions
Is EditEngine a Matrixify alternative?
For most day-to-day spreadsheet work, yes. EditEngine provides Matrixify-compatible Advanced Import for 17 resources and export for 19, handles WooCommerce/Magento/BigCommerce/Lightspeed product migration files, and adds an in-app product and collection editor with preview and one-click undo. Matrixify still leads in dedicated Store Credits sheets, store-to-store migration depth, and standing FTP/Google Sheets pipelines.
Can I use my Matrixify spreadsheets with EditEngine?
Yes — Advanced Import accepts Matrixify-shaped sheets for 17 live resources, including Products, Customers, Companies, Orders, Redirects, Files, Metaobjects, Menus, and Translations. Payouts and Activity are export-only, and store-credit operations belong in the Customers sheet rather than a standalone Store Credits sheet.
Which is cheaper?
EditEngine ($9.99–$49.99, free plan with 100 products/task) is cheaper at every tier, and it offers annual billing. Matrixify's pricing ($20–$200) buys deeper migration tooling, a dedicated Store Credits resource, and standing FTP/Google Sheets pipelines.
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