The best Antla alternative for Shopify stores (2026)
Antla and Aisthetix both offer selfie-based apparel try-on on Shopify. Compare the real photo results below, then look at pricing, size estimation and the data each app reports.
Last updated: September 11, 2026 · Facts verified: July 22, 2026
Real try-on tests · September 2026
Same selfie. Same garment. See the results.
A preview should help a shopper recognise herself and the garment she chose. These examples show the original photo, the product reference and the two outputs, so you can inspect body proportions, colour, sleeves and neckline for yourself.
Tests by the Aisthetix team on 9–10 September 2026, using the same selfie for both tools. Competitor outputs came from the stores’ live fitting rooms; Aisthetix outputs came from one call per case to its deployed engine, without the automatic quality judge or a full storefront test. These are selected examples, not a representative benchmark or a size-accuracy test.
01 · Elegance By Marislay · Tested
The dress should change. The customer should stay recognisable.
LISSY Multicolor Halter Neck Maxi Dress · View product (opens in a new tab)
What we observed
Antla produces a full-length studio-style image, changing the pose, expression and background. The silhouette also looks noticeably slimmer than in the selfie. Aisthetix stays closer to the original proportions and keeps the mirror, phone, expression and setting. That continuity helps a shopper recognise herself in the preview.
What still needs care
Both outputs show the striped halter-neck dress, but the different poses prevent a precise measurement of body changes. Aisthetix keeps the original crop, so the full skirt and hem cannot be assessed. This preview does not establish how the dress would fit in real life.
02 · AX Paris · Tested
Look at the arms as well as the print.
Chocolate Polka Dot Off The Shoulder Midi Dress · View product (opens in a new tab)
What we observed
Both previews reproduce the brown polka-dot dress. In the Antla output, the arms look slimmer and the hair changes compared with the original photo. Aisthetix stays closer to the appearance of the arms and hair in the selfie. Preserving the customer matters alongside recognising the fabric.
What still needs care
The neckline and drape still differ from the product reference in both previews. Hair covers part of the shoulder detail, and the selfie does not show the full midi length. Treat the images as a visual comparison of this one case, not a guarantee of garment fit.
03 · Marja Rak · Tested
Coal should still look like Coal.
SELMA sweater in boiled wool · Coal · View product (opens in a new tab)
What we observed
The selected SELMA sweater is Coal black. Antla returns a brown-grey garment and replaces the background. Aisthetix keeps the dark colour and the original mirror-selfie setting. The selected colour is a concrete detail a shopper needs to judge before ordering.
What still needs care
Both tools also change the original trousers, even though the selected item is the sweater. Aisthetix does not reproduce the collar silhouette exactly. Keeping the colour is a useful result here, but it does not mean every part of the garment is faithful.
Quick verdict
Antla offers plans from $19.99 a month and 500 included try-ons at $49.99, based on its July 2026 pricing. Aisthetix offers size estimation, full analytics on every plan and same-product revenue attribution over 30 days, with extra usage billed only up to a ceiling you approve. The photo examples show differences in body proportions and garment colour, alongside limitations in both tools. Choose using the results on your products, the volume you need and the data you want to measure.
Feature comparison
| Aisthetix | Antla | |
|---|---|---|
| Selfie-based apparel try-on | Included | Included |
| Native Shopify App Store app | Included | Included |
| Entry price per month | $24.99, full analytics included | $19.99 + per-use overage |
| Attributed revenue reporting | Same-product, 30-day attribution | Not shown on the listing |
| Try-ons beyond your plan | $0.18 to $0.10 each, up to a cap you approve | Billed per extra try-on ($0.09 to $0.16) |
| Size estimation for apparel | Available | Not shown on the listing |
| Free trial | 30 days, up to 50 try-ons | 7 days |
Pricing comparison
Aisthetix
- Free · 10 try-ons a month, no card requiredFree
- Starter · 150 try-ons, full analytics included$24.99/mo
- Growth · 300 try-ons, full analytics included$49.99/mo
- Business · 1,000 try-ons, full analytics included$149.99/mo
About $0.17 per included try-on on Starter and Growth, $0.15 on Business. Past the quota, extra try-ons are $0.18, $0.14 or $0.10 each, up to a monthly ceiling you approve when you subscribe
30-day free trial on every paid plan, capped at 50 try-ons, whichever runs out first. Cancel anytime from the Shopify admin.
Antla AI Virtual Try On
- Trend · 100 try-ons, +$0.16 per extra try-on$19.99/mo
- Runway · 500 try-ons, +$0.12 per extra try-on$49.99/mo
- Unlimited Fashion · 2,000 try-ons, +$0.09 per extra try-on$199.99/mo
About $0.20 per try-on on Trend and about $0.10 on Runway; extra try-ons are billed at $0.16, $0.12 or $0.09 depending on plan
Prices as of July 2026 from the Shopify App Store listing. 7-day free trial.
Why look for alternatives to Antla?
- Every Antla plan bills extra try-ons per use: +$0.16 on Trend, +$0.12 on Runway, +$0.09 on Unlimited Fashion. A strong month grows the bill after the fact, and some merchants prefer a hard cap they set in advance.
- As of July 2026, the Antla listing does not mention attributed-revenue reporting. You can see try-ons happening, but not a report of the orders and revenue that followed on the same product.
- Between Runway (500 try-ons at $49.99) and Unlimited Fashion (2,000 at $199.99) there is no middle tier: past 500 try-ons a month you either pay overage or quadruple the bill.
- Visual fidelity is worth testing too: the September examples above show differences in body proportions and selected garment colour, alongside limitations in our own outputs. These individual tests complement the pricing and analytics comparison; they do not establish a general reliability ranking.
Why Aisthetix is the top alternative
The dashboard shows what try-on sold
Aisthetix follows the shopper funnel (viewed, used try-on, added to cart, purchased) and shows the same-product revenue attributed to try-on over 30 days. Correlation, not proof of cause, and we say so on the chart itself. That is the report that justifies the subscription in front of your accountant.
Full analytics on every plan, including Starter
The $24.99 Starter plan ships the same funnel and attribution dashboard as the $149.99 Business plan. There is no analytics paywall: a small store testing try-on for the first time sees the same numbers a bigger store does.
A ceiling you set, not one we set
Aisthetix plans start flat: $24.99, $49.99 or $149.99 a month for 150, 300 or 1,000 try-ons. Go past the quota and extra try-ons are billed at $0.18, $0.14 or $0.10 each, but only up to a monthly ceiling you approve in the Shopify admin when you subscribe. Hit the ceiling and the billing stops, so a traffic spike cannot produce an invoice you never agreed to.
Test it against Antla with your own shoppers
Both apps are free to try from the Shopify App Store: Antla for 7 days, Aisthetix for 30 days and up to 50 try-ons. Install Aisthetix, let a week of real shoppers use try-on on your product pages, and read the funnel and attributed revenue before paying anything. Your own data is a better judge than any comparison page, including this one.
Also worth considering
#2 · GenLook: AI Virtual Try On
A fast-moving try-on app with a Built for Shopify badge (5.0 stars, 33 reviews as of July 2026) and a free tier of 10 try-ons a month. Its analytics focus on engagement rather than attributed revenue.
#3 · OnYou by Tolstoy
Bundles try-on with size recommendation and a shopping assistant. Free plan of 10 try-ons a month, then Basic at $19 a month for 100, with a 14-day trial. Rated 3.4 stars across just 5 reviews as of July 2026: with a sample that thin, read the individual reviews before trusting the average.
Antla vs Aisthetix
| Aisthetix | Antla | |
|---|---|---|
| Built for | Shopify fashion stores | Shopify fashion stores |
| Starting price | $24.99/mo (150 try-ons) | $19.99/mo (100 try-ons) |
| Billing model | Flat plan plus overage, ceiling you approve | Plans plus overage per extra try-on |
| Analytics | Funnel + attributed revenue | No attributed-revenue reporting on the listing |
| Proof it pays off in your store | Attributed revenue, measured in your store | Usage stats; attribution not shown on the listing |
Conclusion
Use the photo comparisons to inspect whether the customer and garment stay recognisable, then test both tools on your own catalogue. Antla has a lower paid entry price and more included volume at $49.99. Aisthetix offers size estimation, a shopper funnel and same-product attributed revenue over 30 days, with a billing ceiling you approve. Antla offers a 7-day trial; Aisthetix offers 30 days and up to 50 try-ons on paid plans. Your own product results and store data should guide the choice.
Antla: pros and cons
Pros
- + Lower entry price: Trend is $19.99 a month for 100 try-ons
- + More included volume at mid-tier: Runway is $49.99 for 500 try-ons
- + Live since August 2024, with nearly two years in production stores
- + Overage billing lets you exceed the plan quota without upgrading mid-month
Cons
- - Extra try-ons are billed per use ($0.09 to $0.16 each), so the monthly bill moves with usage
- - No attributed-revenue reporting shown on the App Store listing as of July 2026
- - A wide gap between the $49.99 and $199.99 plans if you outgrow 500 try-ons a month
Which should you choose?
Choose Antla if your priority is a lower paid entry price or 500 included try-ons at $49.99 a month, based on July 2026 pricing.
Choose Aisthetix: if you want size estimation, full analytics on every plan, same-product revenue attribution over 30 days and a bill that stops at a ceiling you approve.
Frequently asked questions
Is Aisthetix better than Antla?
The photo examples show differences in body proportions and garment colour, with limitations in both outputs. Aisthetix also offers size estimation and same-product 30-day revenue attribution on every plan. Antla has a $19.99 paid entry price and more included volume at $49.99, based on July 2026 pricing. Test both on your own products and compare the features you need.
What is the best Antla alternative in 2026?
For Shopify fashion stores that want revenue attribution, Aisthetix: selfie-based apparel try-on with a funnel and attributed-revenue dashboard on every plan, from $24.99 a month. GenLook and OnYou are other credible Shopify-native options.
How much does Antla cost in 2026?
As of July 2026: Trend $19.99 a month for 100 try-ons (+$0.16 per extra), Runway $49.99 for 500 (+$0.12), Unlimited Fashion $199.99 for 2,000 (+$0.09), with a 7-day free trial. Aisthetix starts at $24.99 a month for 150 try-ons with full analytics included, and overage only up to a ceiling you approve.
Does Antla show the revenue that try-on generated?
As of July 2026, Antla's Shopify App Store listing does not mention attributed-revenue reporting. Aisthetix reports the same-product revenue attributed to try-on over 30 days on every plan, labelled as correlation, not proof of cause.
Does Aisthetix offer a free trial?
Yes, every paid plan starts with a 30-day free trial capped at 50 try-ons from the Shopify App Store. Antla offers a 7-day trial too, so you can run both against real shoppers and compare the data before paying for either.
How do I know if try-on will pay off in my store?
You do not have to take an industry average on faith. Most try-on tools argue that it works because it worked in other stores. The Aisthetix dashboard answers with your own numbers instead: for each product it shows who viewed, tried on, added to cart and bought, plus the revenue attributed to try-on from your own traffic, starting inside the 30-day trial. If your numbers do not justify the subscription, you cancel. Correlation, not proof of cause, but it is your correlation, measured in your store, not someone else's case study.
Sources
- Antla on the Shopify App Store: https://apps.shopify.com/antla
- GenLook on the Shopify App Store: https://apps.shopify.com/genlook-virtual-try-on
- OnYou on the Shopify App Store: https://apps.shopify.com/onyou
- Aisthetix on the Shopify App Store: https://apps.shopify.com/aisthetix-tryon
Competitor pricing and ratings come from the public pages linked above and can change at any time. Spotted something outdated? Email us and we will fix it.
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