Yozo alternatives for Shopify stores

• You want one app that sends email, SMS and WhatsApp, collects reviews and answers customers: stay with Yozo. None of the others here does all of that in one app.
• You want an established sender priced by contacts rather than emails sent: Klaviyo, or Omnisend if you also want web push and a lower entry price.
• You want more than messages written for you, meaning blog posts, SEO, AI search, ads and page fixes, with each piece learning from the last: Tilly, with Klaviyo as your sender. Try the free audit.
• You want an AI assistant that also writes social posts and walks you through launching ads: Enrich Labs, also with Klaviyo as your sender.

Plans are capped by emails sent. Yozo's Starter includes 10,000 emails a month and Growth 200,000, so a store that sends often to a mid-sized list can outgrow Starter faster than its list size suggests. source, checked 25 September 2026

Message credits are small on the entry plan. Starter includes $10 of WhatsApp and SMS credits, which covers light use; stores that lean on text campaigns will buy more. source, checked 25 September 2026

It is one agent for many jobs. Yozo builds campaigns, flows, pop-ups, reviews and a support agent from one chat, and owners who want a specialist tool for each job sometimes look at others. source, checked 25 September 2026

Each app’s cells come from its own Shopify listing or pricing page, linked beside the words. “Not listed” means we did not find it there, not that the app cannot do it. Tilly’s column is our own product.

Tilly does your Shopify marketing for you. It reads your product pages, your reviews and what customers ask, works out who buys from you and what stops them, and writes for those people: email flows and campaigns, blog posts, SEO fixes, Meta and Google ads, and fixes for the pages that lose you sales.

Everything waits for your approval, then goes where it belongs: emails into Klaviyo as drafts, posts onto your Shopify blog, ads into Meta and Google paused. Every night Tilly reads what each piece earned and writes the next one with what worked, so an ad angle that sells shows up in your subject lines and page headlines too. It also checks every week whether ChatGPT and other AI assistants recommend your store. Plans start at $79 a month, after 100 free credits.

Best for: a store that wants more than messaging from its AI: Tilly writes email flows and campaigns into Klaviyo, blog posts to your Shopify blog, Meta ads published paused and product-page fixes, all from one audit of who buys.

Watch out for: No SMS, no WhatsApp and no customer service chat, and it does not send email itself. Coming from Yozo, you would need Klaviyo as your sender.

Pricing: 100 free credits once, then $49 a month for 500 credits; a flow is 30 credits and a campaign 10.

Every figure below comes from the tool's own pricing page or Shopify App Store listing, linked and dated in the table. Tilly is on the list, described as plainly as the others.

The second table prices the same store on each app. These apps do different jobs and price them differently, so the fair comparison is what each costs to try and to start paying. Ad spend, and a sender for any email, are billed separately.

Separate the jobs Yozo does for you. It sends messages, runs pop-ups and reviews, and answers customers. Few tools do all of those, so decide which of them you are actually unhappy with before looking for a replacement.

If it is the sending, Klaviyo and Omnisend are the established options, priced by contacts. Work out whether your store is cheaper on a contact-based plan or a send-based one; stores that email a big list rarely and stores that email a small list often get opposite answers.

If it is what the messages say, or the channels Yozo does not cover, such as blog posts, ads and product pages, look at tools that write rather than send: Tilly or Enrich Labs, each alongside Klaviyo.

If it is the support chat, keep that decision separate. A support tool and a marketing tool can live side by side, and moving both at once doubles the risk.

Before you leave, export everything the app holds that you would miss: contacts with their consent for each channel, the reviews it collected, and the results of the flows it ran. Consent records matter most. Email, SMS and WhatsApp permissions are separate, and a new tool should only message people on the channels they agreed to.

Then move one channel at a time. Email is usually first because it carries the most revenue and the most history; leave SMS and WhatsApp where they are until the email flows are live and earning in the new setup.