Minea Pricing: Which Plan Fits Your Ad Research?
Compare Minea plans by research limits, tracking needs, and when your ecommerce team needs a creative-test workflow instead.

Minea pricing is $49, $99, or $199 monthly: choose Starter when 10 analyses, 10 transcripts, and 50 Magic searches cover your work. Choose Premium at $99 for 50 analyses and 10 shop notifications, or Business at $199 when listed research functions must be unlimited.
The plan choice is simple once you separate two jobs. Minea helps you find ads, products, shops, and suppliers. Your team still needs a separate process to decide which original creative idea deserves the next Meta test.
Minea Plans at a Glance
Minea’s current price card lists three monthly plans. It also lists quarterly rates of $39 per month for Starter, $79 for Premium, and $158 for Business when paid quarterly.
| Plan | Monthly Price | Published Monthly Capacity | Best Work Outcome |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | $49/month | 10 analyses, 10 transcripts, 50 searches | Product and ad shortlist |
| Premium | $99/month | 50 analyses, 50 transcripts, 100 searches | Tracked competitor briefing |
| Business | $199/month | Unlimited analyses, transcripts, searches, notifications | High-volume research backlog |
The table answers the price question. Your workflow answers the purchase question.
Choose the lowest plan that covers your real monthly research volume. A larger plan does not create a stronger test brief by itself.
Choose Starter for Focused Product Research
Choose Starter when one owner needs to explore a small number of products, competitor ads, or niches each month.
Starter includes 10 AI ad analyses, 10 AI transcripts, and 50 Magic searches monthly. That is enough for a founder who researches a category, saves promising examples, and turns the best observations into a weekly brief.
Use Starter if your work looks like this:
- Search one category or product problem.
- Save the strongest ads and product leads.
- Analyze only the few examples worth studying.
- Write one original hypothesis for your own creative.
Minea positions the product around competitor ads, product discovery, shop research, and supplier sourcing. Its AdSpy page says users can search ads by brand, product, keyword, or niche, then connect ads to product and supplier information. See Minea’s workflow.
Starter becomes poor value when the 10 analysis or transcript limits change your weekly habits. If you avoid analyzing useful examples to preserve allowance, move to Premium.
Choose Premium for Regular Competitor Tracking
Choose Premium when competitor monitoring is a recurring responsibility, not an occasional research task.
Premium lists unlimited Brand Tracker access, notifications for 10 shops, 50 AI ad analyses, 50 AI transcripts, and 100 Magic searches per month. Minea’s Premium plan also lists Meta ads, product listings, store listings, daily niche lists, and Minea Academy access.
Premium suits a small ecommerce team with a clear handoff:
- A researcher monitors 5 to 10 direct competitors.
- A creative lead receives recurring examples of offers, hooks, and formats.
- A media buyer uses the brief to shape a test queue.
The useful output is a tracked competitor briefing, not a folder of saved ads. Each briefing should name the pattern observed, the customer problem it may address, and one original variation your brand can test.
Minea’s plan pages list research limits, but they do not give a published user-seat or agency-client allowance. Teams buying Premium for shared research should obtain those commercial terms before treating it as a multi-user workspace.
Choose Business for Unlimited Research Volume
Choose Business when your team already knows that Minea’s listed research caps block useful work.
Business includes unlimited Brand Tracker access, notifications, AI ad analyses, AI transcripts, and Magic searches. Minea’s Business plan also lists Meta Ads Listing, Store Listing, Daily Niche Lists, and Minea Academy.
Business fits a research-heavy workflow such as:
- Monitoring many shops and competitor changes each week.
- Reviewing large ad sets across several product categories.
- Processing frequent ad transcripts and AI analyses.
- Maintaining a deep research backlog for several brands or campaigns.
Business is not automatically the best plan for an agency. More research capacity does not answer who owns the brief, which test comes first, or what success result will end the test.
What Minea Limits Change in Daily Research?
Minea’s limits affect research volume. They do not define creative-test capacity.
Our rule of thumb: upgrade Minea when a published allowance blocks a research task you already perform every month. Do not upgrade because the team has more people in a meeting.
Use this decision rule:
- Choose Starter if 10 analyzed ads can support your month.
- Choose Premium if competitor tracking and 50 analyses support a weekly briefing cadence.
- Choose Business if research volume is continuous and unlimited listed analysis matters.
- Add a decision workflow when the team has plenty of research but cannot name the next test.
A useful research brief records the ad, offer, format, audience problem, and source. A useful test plan adds a hypothesis, control ad, changed variable, owner, budget guardrail, decision date, and stop rule.
That is the difference between collecting examples and allocating production spend.
Does Minea Cover Ad Research or Test Planning?
Minea covers ad and product research. Its current page says it searches competitor advertising across Facebook, TikTok, and Pinterest, with spend signals, estimated budgets, engagement metrics, creative variations, and product links. Review Minea’s AdSpy scope.
Those signals are valuable for finding patterns. They do not reveal a competitor’s private revenue, profit, CPA, or ROAS.
Meta’s own Ad Library shows currently running ads across Meta technologies. Meta says new ads and updates appear within 24 hours of a first impression. An active competitor ad is therefore a research lead, not proof that the ad produced profitable sales.
Use observed ads to ask better questions:
- Which customer objection does this ad address?
- Which offer structure appears repeatedly?
- Which visual format is gaining attention?
- What one variable can our team test without copying the ad?
For a fuller explanation of that boundary, read what an ad spy tool can reveal.
Check Channel Coverage Before You Buy
Minea’s current AdSpy page says it covers Facebook, TikTok, and Pinterest. Its separate pricing page still describes TikTok, Pinterest, and Snapchat ads as “coming soon.” Current AdSpy coverage and the pricing-page wording do not match.
If a specific channel drives your purchase, ask Minea to demonstrate that channel, market, and filter inside the plan you expect to buy. That single check matters more than any affiliate feature checklist.
Minea Pricing in India
The official Minea pricing page reviewed for this article lists USD plans. It does not show an India-specific INR plan schedule on that page. Use the official price card as the planning baseline, then use Minea’s checkout total for your billing currency and applicable taxes.
Do not budget from old pages that describe 10,000, 100,000, or 150,000 monthly research credits. Minea’s current public plan card instead lists limits for analyses, transcripts, Magic searches, brand tracking, and notifications.
When a Research Tool Needs a Decision Layer
Add creative intelligence when your team’s recurring question is “What should we test next?” rather than “What ads or products should we investigate?”
At Deepsolv, we combine competitor activity, customer feedback, your account performance, and past experiments into a ranked weekly Meta test plan. The output tells a growth team what to test, improve, or stop, then supports execution-ready hooks, scripts, statics, and briefs.
That workflow suits a team that already has research inputs but needs to rank them. It connects observed competitor patterns with first-party results and customer language, including reviews, comments, DMs, and audience conversations.
Use Minea to build the research pool. Use creative intelligence when the pool needs to become a controlled, evidence-backed test queue. Learn how ad research connects to conversion results and how teams rank weekly paid-social tests.
FAQs
Does Minea Have a Free Trial?
Minea’s public pricing page invites users to register, but the pages reviewed here do not state a time-limited trial duration or a published trial allowance. The paid plan card lists Starter, Premium, and Business as the available price tiers. See Minea’s pricing page.
Can I Cancel Minea at Any Time?
Yes. Minea’s current Starter, Premium, and Business plan pages each state that the offer can be cancelled anytime. See the Starter plan.
Does Minea Include Training?
Yes. Minea’s Starter and Premium plan pages list access to Minea Academy, its ecommerce training program. The plans also describe community access, live sessions, and coaching-related offers. See Minea Academy access.
Does Minea Include a free.Store Domain?
Yes. Minea’s current public price card lists a free.Store domain with Starter, Premium, and Business. The domain should be a bonus, not the reason to choose a higher research tier. See included plan features.
Can an Agency Share One Minea Subscription?
Minea’s public plan pages list research allowances, but not a number of seats, client accounts, or sharing permissions. Agencies should purchase based on research volume and get the account-access terms that match their client workflow.
Deepsolv is built for Meta growth teams that need research to end in a ranked decision. Explore Deepsolv’s current features or book a workflow demo to map competitor signals, customer evidence, and account results into your next test plan.
