1. Begin with how you work
A solo operator and a multi-location team need different access and support. Count the people who need admin accounts, inventory locations, and business catalogs. Use the pricing matrix to compare these requirements.
2. Compare the full cost
Add your subscription, platform transaction fee, payment processing, domain costs, optional apps, and messaging usage. A lower subscription is not necessarily a lower total bill when sales volumes and provider charges are different.
3. Monthly or yearly?
Monthly billing offers a shorter commitment. Yearly pricing uses a monthly equivalent but is billed as a full year. Check the annual total and applicable terms before you choose. Plus is a custom commercial agreement.
4. Be specific about integrations
List the exact gateways, couriers, marketplaces, and accounting tools you need. Ask about supported countries, currencies, features, and additional costs. An integration name alone does not guarantee every workflow you expect.
5. Confirm before activating
Choosing a package during signup does not charge a card or reprice an existing subscription. Confirm the package, limits, billing period, and effective date before paid activation. Keep a copy of your agreement.
Explore the Lulu platform, compare packages, or ask the team about your setup.