How much does a digital catalog cost?

Three ways to get a digital catalog, and what they cost

• Production by a vendor (Done For You): you send a PDF and get a finished flipbook. This usually costs a few hundred shekels per booklet, and every update depends on the vendor and sometimes carries an extra charge. A fit for anyone who publishes one booklet a year and never touches it again.
• International overseas tool: a monthly subscription in dollars that adds up to many hundreds of shekels a year and more. The interface is in English, Hebrew is often broken in both the flipping direction and the text, and support is by email from abroad.
• Independent Hebrew system (flipo): a single annual subscription that includes everything, and you stay in control of the catalog: you update it yourself, add interactions yourself, and publish with one click. No vendor dependency and no surprises.

flipo pricing: 999 NIS per year, all included

A launch price of 999 NIS per year (instead of 1,499). What is inside? Everything: your own branded catalog address, PDF to live flipbook conversion, a full editor with every component (buttons, video, galleries, forms, products), WhatsApp ordering, a QR code, website embedding, view statistics, AI page building, and Israeli support on WhatsApp.

• Additional catalog: 699 NIS per year for each extra booklet you want to publish in parallel.
• Trial: 14 days free, no credit card, with all editing capabilities.
• No hidden costs: no setup fees, no pay per view, no commissions on orders.

You can see what you actually get in the full guide, or simply try it: open a free account and upload a catalog today.

How to work out what pays off for you?

Ask yourself two questions: how many times a year does the catalog change, and who is supposed to update it. If the answer is more than once or twice, and you do not want to wait for a vendor on every price change, an independent system saves you both money and waiting days. And if your business runs on WhatsApp, it is worth factoring in the value of the orders that arrive directly from the catalog.

Hidden costs worth asking about

When you compare prices, it is important to check what is not written in the headline: do you pay for every update, is there a view limit, do you have to pay for embedding on your site, does the catalog include a QR code, is support in Hebrew, and can you edit on your own after publishing. A low price for a one-time production can turn expensive if every product or price change requires vendor work.

When is the annual price especially worthwhile?

An annual subscription pays off when the catalog is alive throughout the year: prices change, stock rotates, categories are added, and there is repeat use with customers. Instead of paying again and again for production or sending changing files, the business holds a single asset that updates, is measured and keeps accumulating links and views.