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Pebblely vs SellerPic

Two fact sheets from our own research, side by side — pricing, platforms, API access and status re-checked by us rather than quoted from the vendors.

The short answer

Cheaper paid plan
Pebblely — $9/mo vs $29/mo for SellerPic
Free plan
Only SellerPic (Pebblely has paid plans only)
Best fit
Pebblely: Small Shopify or Etsy shops working from phone-shot product photos · SellerPic: Fashion and jewellery listings that need a human model in frame
Platforms
Pebblely: Web · SellerPic: Web, iOS
Trust score
About even — Pebblely 89, SellerPic 87

From our own records as of each tool's last check. Anything we have not confirmed is left out rather than guessed. How we verify

Side by side

FactPebblelySellerPic
CategoryProduct & E-commerce PhotographyProduct & E-commerce Photography
Pricing modelPaidFreemium
Starts at$9/mo$29/mo
Trust score89 / 10087 / 100
PlatformsWebWeb, iOS
CompanyPebblely Pte LtdEcocreate Technology Pte. Ltd.
Last verifiedOct 15, 2026Oct 16, 2026

What our research says

Pebblely

The cheapest credible way to drop a product into a decent-looking scene, with a $9 entry tier that undercuts almost everything in this category. Its ceiling is that it only restages the object you already photographed, so it will never put a model in the frame the way SellerPic or Botika will.

Pros

  • Entry tier at $9/month is the lowest serious price point in product-scene generation
  • 100+ templates produce usable results without any prompt skill
  • Shadows and reflections are generated to match rather than pasted behind the object
  • Per-marketplace resizing removes a manual export step

Cons

  • Image allowances are small; 30/month on Lite disappears fast once you start re-rolling
  • Bulk generation is withheld from the cheapest tier
  • No developer API is advertised on the current pricing page
  • Product-only scope, with no model generation or try-on
  • No free plan or free trial; the pricing FAQ says so outright, so the first image costs $9

SellerPic

Aimed squarely at apparel and jewellery sellers who need a model shot without booking one, and the try-on path is the actual reason to pick it over generic background generators. If all you need is a nicer backdrop behind a static object, Pebblely does that for a third of the monthly price.

Pros

  • Virtual try-on for apparel and jewellery is a narrower capability than most rivals ship
  • Free tier of 20 credits is enough to judge output before paying
  • Shopify app and iOS app in addition to the browser tool
  • Annual commitment cuts the rate by roughly half across every tier

Cons

  • Unused image credits expire at the end of each billing month
  • True monthly entry price of $29 is steep next to background-only competitors
  • Free tier caps video at 5 seconds and one job at a time
  • No API inside SellerPic plans — the API link in the nav goes to the company's separate Nexscope product

Which one fits

Choose Pebblely if you need

  • Small Shopify or Etsy shops working from phone-shot product photos
  • Seasonal background refreshes across an existing catalogue
  • Marketplace listings that need platform-specific crops generated automatically
  • Sketching scene directions before booking a real photographer

Choose SellerPic if you need

  • Fashion and jewellery listings that need a human model in frame
  • Shopify or Amazon sellers refreshing a whole catalogue on a deadline
  • Turning existing product stills into short TikTok or Meta ad clips

Pebblely vs SellerPic: the questions people ask

Is Pebblely cheaper than SellerPic?

On published entry prices, Pebblely starts lower — $9/mo against $29/mo for SellerPic. Entry price is the lowest paid plan as we last verified it; what each plan includes differs.

Does Pebblely or SellerPic have a free tier?

SellerPic has a free tier; Pebblely has paid plans only.

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