FeedGrid vs Instafeed: choosing a feed for your Shopify store

Updated 20 October 2026 · Written by the FeedGrid team

Choose the feed that suits the content you already make and the storefront you already run. A feature list is only the start.

We make FeedGrid. This guide explains our product and gives you a practical way to compare it with Instafeed by Mintt Studio. Check both live listings for current pricing and capabilities.

What FeedGrid includes

FeedGrid Complete costs $4.99 USD every 30 days after a 14-day trial. It includes one Instagram and one TikTok account, seven layouts, up to 50 posts, product and variant tags, hiding posts, 30-day post analytics, and removal of the FeedGrid badge.

Its layouts are Grid, Collage, Highlight, Slider, Masonry, Cards and Reels. Product tagging supports up to five hotspots per post. It is built to show your own connected accounts; it is not a hashtag-discovery or content-rights platform.

Start with the content sources

List which accounts and formats you need to display. If TikTok matters to your store, test those posts directly during your comparison. If your priority is Instagram, look at how each app presents your particular photographs and videos.

Compare the whole configuration

Choose the layout, post count and product-tag behavior you actually need in each app. Then check the plan that provides that combination. Do not compare a basic starting price with a different product's complete feature set.

Use the current Instafeed listing for its plan boundaries and support information. We avoid copying a price here that may be out of date when you read this.

A useful trial checklist

• Connect the account you will use on your real store.
• Place the feed on an unpublished theme first.
• Check the layout with your longest captions and mixed image shapes.
• Follow a product tag on desktop and phone.
• Understand the trial, cancellation and ongoing billing terms.

If you switch

Prepare the new feed before removing the existing one. Social posts come from your connected account, but layout settings and product tags may need to be recreated in the new app. Avoid leaving both widgets in the same place once you are ready to publish.

Our setup guide shows the FeedGrid steps. Ask us about a specific requirement before choosing.