Why larpify.me
There are other places to get a fake dashboard. Most are one screen, a phone-sized image, or a price you only find after you have installed something. Here is the argument for this one, with the arithmetic shown, and the two comparisons people write in and ask for.
The short version
Three claims. Each one is checkable, and the rest of this page checks them.
Pro is $19.99 a month for every app that is live and every app that ships after it — about $6.66 each today, and less every time we add one, because the price does not move when we do. Basic is $9.99. Lifetime is $100 once, which is 6 months of Pro and then nothing, ever again.
A wallet, a store admin and a payments dashboard now, 4 more in build, all on the one account. The same name and the same story across all of them, so a post can be a balance, a sales chart and a payout landing — three screenshots that agree with each other, taken on the same afternoon.
The store's greys, radii and shadows are read out of Shopify's published Polaris token package rather than eyeballed. The wallet's palette is sampled from Phantom's own screenshots. It does not look like a mockup of the app because it is not one — it is the app's design system, redrawn.
The LarpStack™
A single fake dashboard survives exactly one post. The moment somebody asks where the money went, or you want a second slide, or the video runs longer than four seconds, you need the next screen — and it has to agree with the first one.
Live now
The Bag
Crypto wallet · mobile
The Store
Ecommerce dashboard · desktop
The Payouts
Payments dashboard · desktop
In build, included
The arithmetic
Not a discount claim — just the division. Every figure here is computed from the pricing page, so it cannot drift away from what you are charged.
| Plan | You pay | Per live app (3) | The catch |
|---|---|---|---|
| Basic | $9.99 / month | $3.33 / month | The live apps and everything that makes them hold up. New apps are a Pro thing. |
| Pro | $19.99 / month | $6.66 / month | Every app as it lands. Once the 4 in build ship, the same bill is $2.86 an app. |
| Lifetime | $100 once | $33.33 once | Breaks even against Pro in 6 months. After that the per-app number keeps falling on its own. |
Prices are in US dollars and currently show a limited-time 50% off. Stripe takes the payment; you cancel yourself from the billing portal without writing to anyone.
Head to head
Both compared against what they publish about themselves, with the sources listed at the bottom of each page. Where they win a row, the row says so.
Paid Shopify analytics simulator · PWA
A genuinely good replica of the Shopify mobile dashboard, installable to a home screen, sold for crypto against a device-locked licence key. One screen — and, per month, more expensive than our whole stack.
Their price$30 / month
Read the comparisonDashboard template app for iOS and Android
A phone app with a library of fill-in dashboard templates, sold through the App Store and Google Play. Broad, and priced where you cannot see it until you have installed it.
Their priceNot published
Read the comparisonThe receipts
“Realistic” is easy to put on a landing page. These are the four things that actually decide whether a screenshot holds up, and what we do about each one.
Average order value is sales divided by orders. Conversion is orders divided by sessions. Today's row is your monthly figure scaled to the day, then scaled again by how far into the day it is. You set one number; the rest are computed off it, so there is no pair of figures on the screen that can contradict each other.
Every line is drawn from a seed rather than random noise, so a reload returns the same shape. The screenshot you post next week matches the one from today — which is the detail that catches people out when a chart is regenerated on every visit. Reroll it deliberately if you want a different story.
Colours, corner radii and shadows come from published design-token packages where the vendor ships one, and from a histogram of the vendor's own screenshots where they do not. The values are in the stylesheet with a comment saying which is which. Nothing on the screen was matched by eye.
Presentation mode wipes the Customize button, the floating action button and the edit panel in a single shortcut. What is left is the interface with nothing on it that the real product would not have. Screenshot it, record it, or hand somebody the phone and let them scroll it themselves.
The honest bit
If you need one Shopify screenshot, once, on a phone, there are free tools that will do it and you should use one. If you only ever shoot vertical video and will never show a laptop, half of what you are paying for here is the desktop half. And if the thing you actually want is a fake receipt, a fake chat or a fake invoice, that is a different product entirely — we do not make one.
What we sell is depth: apps you can move around inside, numbers that stay consistent while you do, and enough surfaces that a story can be told more than once. If that is not what the post needs, the cheaper answer is the right one.
Read either comparison, or skip the reading and open the apps. Cancel yourself from the account page if it is not what you wanted.
3 apps live, 4 in build · from $9.99 a month