Sauce turns Instagram, TikTok, UGC and influencer content into shoppable galleries and video for online stores. Plans start at $50/month. See features.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Sauce is a social commerce platform for online brands, available at addsauce.com. It takes content that already exists on Instagram and TikTok, including brand posts, customer photos and influencer videos, and shows it on the brand's own website in a shoppable format.
The company, previously called SNPT, grew out of a web agency that built the SupaDupa no-code ecommerce platform. Its stated focus is four areas: visual shopping, user-generated content, influencer marketing and video commerce. The homepage frames the product around a simple problem: shoppers who see no proof, cannot picture the product on themselves, or hesitate, tend to leave without buying.
Sauce connects to a store's platform and to Instagram and TikTok accounts. It then gathers posts and reels, including influencer and customer content, and lets the brand tag products from its catalog inside that media. The result appears as galleries, carousels or video on the homepage, product pages, collections and landing pages.
The company says setup is zero-code, needs no developers, and that content is imported automatically with no manual uploads. Templates, placement and behavior can be adjusted so the display matches the brand.
A Launchpad dashboard reports sales, clicks and conversions in real time. The pricing page also describes attribution of revenue to Sauce placements, so teams can see which content contributes to sales and decide where to invest.
Visual shopping is the base layer: shoppable galleries with product overlays, PDP placements, and smart product tagging so shoppers can add items to the basket from a photo or video. On Standard and above, upsell galleries appear on product pages and in the basket to raise average order value.
Video commerce includes Sauce TV, a Netflix-style hub with channels, episodes and playlists, plus Hero Video for homepage and product page discovery. UGC tools handle capture, permissions and publishing, and influencer tools cover partnerships and creator performance reporting.
Higher tiers add hashtag-filtered galleries, shoppable category galleries, advanced email and lifecycle integrations, multi-store zones and domains, and fully unbranded display. Shop app integration is included on every plan.
Sauce is a social commerce platform that turns Instagram and TikTok content, customer UGC and influencer posts into shoppable galleries, videos and upsell blocks on an online store. It was previously known as SNPT.
Sauce plans are Essentials at $50 per month, Standard at $200 per month, Prime at $600 per month and Enterprise starting at $2,000 per month. Annual billing saves 15%. Plans are tiered by monthly impressions.
Sauce offers a 7-day risk-free start on the Essentials and Standard plans, and the site shows a Start free trial button on every plan. There is no permanent free plan listed. The site says plans can be upgraded, downgraded or canceled at any time.
Sauce lists Shopify, Shopify Plus, BigCommerce, WooCommerce, Squarespace, Adobe Commerce, Magento and SupaDupa for stores. It also connects to Instagram, TikTok, Meta's product catalog, Klaviyo, Mailchimp and June.
Sauce suits ecommerce brands that want to show UGC, influencer content and shoppable video on their own site to improve trust, conversion and average order value. It is built around stores that already produce or collect social content.
The Essentials plan at $50 per month targets businesses with under 20K monthly impressions. It includes shoppable galleries, PDP placements and UGC capture, but not upsell galleries or influencer partnerships, which start on Standard.
The company describes Sauce as a zero-code setup that needs no developers. One customer review on the site also mentions help with website coding on an older theme at no extra charge.
Yes. Sauce supports shoppable video from Reels and TikTok on all plans, and Enterprise adds uploading your own video. Sauce TV hubs with channels and playlists begin on the Standard plan with one hub.