Switch from ChannableOne price, everything in it. No modules

Channable’s bill is a Core plan, a package size, then a module for each job. Renable is one price per feed item with everything in it. Give Aimée the feed Channable publishes and the feed it reads from, and she rebuilds your rules and templates as drafts while Channable keeps serving.

One price, no modulesRules rebuilt from your own feedsChannable stays on until you say

Aimée

We’re leaving Channable. Store feed: sportgear.com/feeds/products.xml. The Google feed Channable publishes: feeds.channable.com/sportgear/google.xml

Read both feeds

Channable drops out-of-stock and clearance, maps your categories to Google’s taxonomy, and puts the brand first in every title.
842 products2 filters1 category map1 title rule
Drafts ready, 11 minutes later

Drafted 4 rules, a mapping table and a Google channel

Open any product to see every field and which rule produced it, then check it against the Channable feed.
Same 806 products in the feedTitles match

All drafts. Publish, paste the new URL into Merchant Center, and leave Meta on Channable until you are ready for it.

Publish the Google channelReview first

Why teams leave Channable

The pattern is almost always the same. Channable starts cheap and grows a line item at a time. AI text needs a higher Core tier. Image templates are a module. Marketplaces are a module. PPC is a module. Each one is small, and together they turn a $49 entry price into a bill several times that, as of mid-2026.

The second trigger is not knowing. When a rule misfires across ten thousand products, you want to see which products changed and why before the channel does. Renable was built around that moment. Every change is previewed on real products before you publish, and you can open any field and see where its value came from.

Your Channable project, piece by piece

Almost everything in a Channable project has a home in Renable, usually under a plainer name. Three things do not: marketplace selling, PPC and order sync. Renable does ad feeds and creative, and if you sell on Amazon or bol through Channable, keep Channable for that job.

Three things are new. Aimée, who does the rebuild and stays on for every change after it. Monitoring and versioning on every plan, not the top tier. And per-product video and review quotes, which Channable does not have.

What translates to what
In ChannableIn Renable
ProjectProject
ImportCatalog
RulesRules, shared as rulesets
CategorizationMapping tables
Channel templatesChannels, twelve prebuilt plus custom
Creatives moduleStudio templates, included
AI text, Core PlusAI copy, included
Error notifications, Core ProMonitors, every plan
Rule versioning, Core ProEvery change versioned, every plan
Marketplaces, PPC, Order Sync, RepricerNo equivalent, keep Channable for itGap

Simplified. Channable’s names as of mid-2026.

Three steps, and Channable stays on until you say

The feed Channable publishes for Google or Meta already carries every rule in your project. So the switch starts from that feed, not from a blank page.

1

Paste two feed URLs

The feed your store exports and the feed Channable publishes for one channel. Aimée reads both, sees what Channable changed between them, and drafts the rules that do the same: the categorization, the filters, the title fixes, the lookups.
2

Review the drafts on real products

Open any product and see every field and which rule produced it. Check it against what Channable sends today. Fix what you like, or ask Aimée to. Nothing goes live until you publish.
3

Cut over one channel at a time

Google and Meta keep fetching the Channable feed until you paste in the Renable URL. Move one channel, watch it for a week, move the next. Cancel Channable when the last one has moved, or keep it for marketplaces.

Which failures your plan tells you about

Channable sells three Core plans, Standard, Plus and Pro, and they do not all get the same alerts. Error notifications for imports and for orders reach all three. Error notifications for feeds, marketplaces and ads reach Core Pro only, and so does choosing which notifications you receive at all.

The import is Channable reading your store. The feed export is Channable handing your products to Google and Meta. Below Core Pro, a failed import emails you and a failed feed export does not. The export is the half that takes your ads down. Channable does have one safety control on every plan, an item-count threshold that can block an import, and it is the only alert condition you can define yourself.

On Renable, monitoring, alert emails and the publish hold are on every plan, including the free one. You write the conditions yourself, down to the fill rate of a single field you name, and one monitor can watch every catalog and channel you run.

Where to look, before you take our word for it

About thirty seconds in your own account. The per-plan split is printed in the Core plan table on Channable’s pricing plans page and in their notification settings documentation. The plan you are on is in your billing settings.

What to check before you move

Channable’s marketplace and PPC modules have no Renable equivalent. If you use Channable to list on Amazon, bol or Zalando with order sync and repricing, or to generate text-ad campaigns from your feed, Renable does not replace those. Some teams keep Channable for the marketplaces and run Renable for the ad feeds and creative.

Channable also reaches a very long tail of channels, 3,000+ templates as of mid-2026. Renable goes narrow and deep instead: twelve prebuilt destinations, each checked against its own requirements before you publish, plus a custom feed for anything else. If your channels are the ad networks and the price-comparison sites, you lose nothing and gain the whole layer above the data.

The pricing math

Channable’s bill is assembled: Core tier, package size, then modules. Renable’s is one number, your feed-item count. Same catalog, very different invoice.

Listed pricing, as of mid-2026RenableChannable
How the bill is builtOne price by feed-item count, every capability includedCore tier (Standard, Plus, Pro) times package size, plus paid modules for Creatives, Marketplaces, PPC, Order Sync and Repricer
Entry priceFrom $39/mo for 500 feed items, with a free plan for 100 feed itemsFrom about $49/mo (Core Standard, 500 items) before any modules
AI textIncluded at every tier, fact-checked against your dataRequires the Core Plus tier, from about $64/mo
Image templatesIncluded, plus per-product video, which Channable does not offerCreatives module, around $35/mo extra, static images only
Alerts when your feed export failsOn every plan, including the free one, with an optional hold on publishError notifications for feeds, marketplaces and ads require the top Core Pro tier
Mid-size spend$219/mo at 3,000 feed items, everything inReviewers report €200 to €500/mo once feed, creative and marketplace modules stack

Renable counts feed items per market, after your rules run. Feed items your filters exclude never bill. No modules, no percentage of ad spend, unlimited seats. See pricing.

Months left on the Channable contract?

Talk to us and we will look at bridging the remainder.

A rule with a twist?

If Channable does something Aimée’s draft does not reproduce, talk to us and we will look at it together.

Switching from Channable, answered

Can Renable reproduce my Channable rules and joins?
Conditional rules, value transforms, lookups and joins, mapping tables and variant splitting are all core Renable features. Aimée drafts them from the difference between your store feed and the feed Channable publishes, and you check every product against what Channable sends today before you publish.
What happens to my marketplace orders and repricing?
Renable does not replace them. Marketplace listing, order sync and repricing are Channable strengths with no Renable equivalent. Keep Channable for that job and run Renable for the ad side. If marketplaces are most of your setup, start with the comparison page.
Does Renable automate Google text ads like the PPC module?
No. Renable controls the feed and the creative. The ad network runs the campaigns. If feed-driven text ads are central to your Channable use, factor that in before switching.
Is everything really included?
Yes. AI copy, image templates, background removal, per-product video, review quotes, all twelve channels, monitoring, unlimited seats. There are no modules and no percentage of ad spend. The only number that moves your bill is how many feed items your rules keep, summed across markets.
Do my live ads go down during the switch?
No. Your channels keep fetching the Channable feeds until you point them at Renable, one channel at a time. Renable builds and previews beside Channable the whole time, and nothing publishes without your approval.

One price. One tool. No modules

Paste your two feed URLs and see your Channable rules rebuilt as drafts this afternoon. Free for 30 days, on the 500-feed-item plan.