Starter
$49 per month
For one merchant-operated customer-facing display.
- 75 shared try-ons per month
- 1 managed device
- Manual product upload
- One-time website catalog import
Mirror for Business · Early Access Pricing
Mirror for Business Pricing
Mirror for Business plans combine a shared monthly try-on allowance, managed customer-facing devices and progressively automated catalog updates. The product is currently onboarding founding merchants through early access.
- Business owners
- Salons and wig studios
- Boutiques and retailers
- Merchant teams
Pricing
Choose the right operating plan
Plans combine a shared monthly try-on allowance, dedicated customer-facing device capacity and the level of catalog automation your team needs.
Growth
$99 per month
For merchants operating Mirror across a small number of locations or displays.
- 175 shared try-ons per month
- 3 managed devices
- Everything in Starter
- On-demand catalog refresh
Pro
$199 per month
For growing merchant teams that need more usage, devices and catalog automation.
- 375 shared try-ons per month
- 5 managed devices
- Everything in Growth
- Daily automatic and on-demand refresh
Enterprise
Custom usage and devices
For custom integrations and larger operating requirements when the business is ready.
- Custom try-on allowance
- Custom managed-device count
- PDP, Shopify or WooCommerce scope
- API, PIM and catalog workflows
Mirror for Business is currently in early access. These are the planned USD subscription tiers; selected founding merchants receive 15 trial try-ons with no card required before converting to a paid plan.
Apply for Early AccessConfiguration inputs
- Business category, country and number of locations.
- Expected monthly customer try-on volume.
- Number and type of dedicated customer-facing devices.
- Whether products will be uploaded manually or imported from a website.
- Need for a hosted Mirror storefront or future embedded integration.
- Branding, customer sharing, reporting and rollout support requirements.
Why the final quote changes
- Try-on allowance: The monthly allowance is shared across the organization rather than reserved for individual devices.
- Managed devices: Only dedicated customer-facing displays count towards the plan allowance.
- Catalog automation: Manual upload, one-time import, on-demand refresh and daily refresh are separated by plan.
- Hardware: Merchant-supplied tablets can be used where suitable; dedicated kiosks, screens and enclosures are scoped separately.
- Hosted and embedded experiences: A hosted Mirror storefront can support ecommerce without a custom PDP integration; embedded integrations remain custom scope.
- Support and rollout: Onboarding, locations, integration needs and operating support may change the final Enterprise scope.
Configuration
Match the plan to how your team will operate Mirror
Start with expected try-on usage, the number of dedicated customer-facing displays and how often the merchant catalog needs to refresh.
What determines the plan
- Shared monthly try-ons across every place the merchant operates Mirror.
- Dedicated customer-facing tablets, kiosks and retail displays.
- Manual, one-time, on-demand or daily catalog refresh requirements.
Quote inputs
- Subscription: Starter, Growth, Pro, or a custom Enterprise scope.
- Deployment: locations, customer-facing devices, hosted web experiences, and any separate hardware needs.
- Operations: catalog onboarding, refresh frequency, branding, customer sharing, reporting, and integrations.
Frequently asked questions
What affects virtual try-on kiosk pricing?
Screen size, enclosure, kiosk utility, hardware ownership, software usage, catalog onboarding, installation, customization, support, and rollout size all affect pricing.
Can the kiosk have different screen sizes?
Yes. Pricing changes depending on whether the deployment uses a compact screen, a standard standee-style screen, a larger trial-room display, or a custom enclosure.
Can Mirror be used as a trial-room or vending-style unit?
Yes. The commercial scope changes depending on whether the unit is used for virtual trial-room assistance, a regular store kiosk, a mall activation, or a compact vending-style retail surface.
What should I send before asking for pricing?
Send the configuration you want, screen size preference, store or venue type, garment category, expected usage, event duration if temporary, and whether you need purchase, monthly rental, or event rental.
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Discuss a retail deployment
Send the store format, garment category, market, and timeline. iKawn can then scope the right Mirror demo, pilot, or deployment conversation.