Short answer: Ecommerce Care is Abiyas Digital Marketing’s US$79-per-month plan for routine store operations, while Ecommerce Growth is US$249 per month and adds advertising optimization and conversion-focused work. Each plan covers one platform per store: Care allows up to 20 listing creates or edits monthly, and Growth increases that limit to 40. Growth also includes optimization and budget monitoring for up to three active campaigns, with advertising spend billed separately from the service fee.
The useful distinction is the work you want handled each month. Care is the published option for keeping listings, inventory checks, and account health in order. Growth adds a defined advertising and improvement scope rather than simply removing every limit.
For the wider operating-work context, read ecommerce store maintenance and operations costs. For one-time setup and monthly fees together, see ecommerce operations pricing in Canada.
What does each plan include?
Both plans are monthly ecommerce operating services. Growth includes Care services, then adds its published growth-oriented tasks and raises the listing limit.
| Feature | Ecommerce Care | Ecommerce Growth |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly service price | US$79 per store | US$249 per store |
| Platform coverage | 1 platform | 1 platform |
| Listing creates or edits | Up to 20/month | Up to 40/month |
| Catalog and listing management | Included | Included |
| Inventory and order-flow checks | Included | Included |
| Account-health monitoring | Included | Included |
| Variant consistency checks | Included | Included |
| Late-shipment and cancellation monitoring | Included | Included |
| Ongoing ad optimization and budget monitoring | Not listed | Up to 3 active campaigns |
| Report | Monthly async report | Monthly report |
| Check-in call | Not listed | 1/month, up to 30 minutes |
| Conversion/listing improvements and cross-channel growth tweaks | Not listed as added growth work | Included within scope |
| Priority support | Not listed | Included |
Ecommerce Care lists an approximately three-hour monthly task allowance. For each plan, use the limits listed on the pricing page; your written quote confirms the agreed work, and work beyond the agreed scope is quoted separately before it begins.
Use the live pricing page and your written quote together. A comparison table can identify the package features, but the quote confirms the actual work and any separately priced additions.
When is Care the closer match?
Care is the closer published match when your request is primarily catalog maintenance and operational checks, rather than ongoing advertising optimization. The key fit questions are whether you have one platform in scope, need no more than 20 listing creates or edits per month, and can keep tasks within the stated allowance.
Its account-health, inventory, and order-flow work should be read as monitoring and checks within an agreed scope. The page does not describe an unlimited service. If your request extends beyond the package allowance, that extra work is quoted separately.
Care includes a monthly async report. A scheduled monthly call is not listed as a Care inclusion, so do not treat the Growth call as something automatically shared by both plans.
When is Growth the closer match?
Growth is the closer match when the scope includes ongoing ad optimization, budget monitoring, and conversion or listing improvements. Its campaign allowance is up to three active campaigns, and its listing allowance is up to 40 creates or edits per month.
The plan also adds cross-channel growth tweaks and priority support. That wording does not change the explicit coverage of one platform per store. If you want full operations across additional platforms, request that scope rather than assuming it is covered by a cross-channel adjustment.
The monthly check-in call is limited to one call of up to 30 minutes. Together with the report, it gives the plan a different communication format from Care. It is a defined inclusion, not an unlimited meeting allowance or a promised response time.
Does Growth pay for my ads or guarantee sales?
No advertising budget is included in the US$249 monthly service fee. Growth covers advertising optimization and budget monitoring within its campaign limit; the advertising spend itself is separate. Platform subscriptions are also excluded.
The published inclusions describe tasks, not a guaranteed sales outcome. Treat “Growth” as the package name and review the work it contains. There is no stated sales figure or return-on-ad-spend promise to use in your budget.
If your immediate need is only to establish an advertising campaign structure during onboarding, that is listed in Ecommerce Setup. It is separate from Growth’s ongoing optimization, so a one-time campaign setup should not be confused with monthly campaign management.
What happens when I need more listings or platforms?
Additional platforms, SKUs, and tasks beyond the package limits are quoted separately. Large catalogs and complex multi-channel stores receive a project-specific scope, rather than an unlimited service promise.
Before selecting a plan, compare your expected workload against both the listing count and the task scope. A request for more monthly updates does not fit Care merely because it still involves one store. Likewise, more campaigns or platforms should not be treated as included just because you select Growth.
Use the platform and SKU/listing limits listed on the pricing page. If you have questions about how your catalog or planned updates fit the package, review the FAQ and ask for a written quote confirming the scope before work begins.
Are these plans the same as website maintenance?
No. Ecommerce Care and Growth are ecommerce operating plans. Website Care is separately listed at US$69 per month for one WordPress site, with WordPress updates, daily backups, security and uptime monitoring, malware cleanup, priority support, and approximately one hour of small text or image changes monthly.
Website Care is not a substitute name for Ecommerce Care. If your project needs both ecommerce operations and WordPress maintenance, ask for a quote that identifies the separate services and their limits rather than assuming one automatically includes the other.
What else should I know?
Does Ecommerce Care include ongoing ad optimization?
Ongoing ad optimization and budget monitoring are listed in Ecommerce Growth, not Care. Growth covers up to three active campaigns, with ad spend separate.
Does Growth include unlimited listing updates?
No. Growth covers one platform per store and up to 40 listing creates or edits per month. Additional work is quoted separately.
Does either plan require a long-term contract?
No. Care and Growth have no long-term contract. Cancel by written notice; the current month is non-refundable and service continues until that billing period ends.
How do billing and cancellation work?
Prices are in USD, CAD invoices are available on request, and applicable taxes are extra. Monthly services are billed in advance. Care and Growth have no long-term contract, but cancellation still requires written notice.
Your service continues through the current billing period. The current month is non-refundable, and the service does not renew after cancellation. Work beyond the agreed scope is quoted before it begins.
For the full terms, read the FAQ. To choose between the plans, start with the published limits and ask for written confirmation of platform coverage, monthly listing work, campaign needs, and any additional scope.