No other country comes close to Turkey. Bazaart Pro costs ₺109.99 — about $2.29 — against $11.99 in the United States. That is roughly 81% off, verified Aug 29, 2026. Over a year you would pay around $27 instead of $144. Every dated country sits on the Bazaart prices by country board.
Which country is cheapest for Bazaart?
One paid tier tops this rank, so the comparison is clean. Local currency is the source figure; USD converts at the FX rate noted on the methodology page.
| Country | Local | USD | vs US |
|---|---|---|---|
| Turkey | ₺109.99 | $2.29 | −81% |
| Nigeria | ₦4,100 | $3.03 | −75% |
| Egypt | EGP 159.99 | $3.17 | −74% |
| Pakistan | Rs 1,600 | $5.78 | −52% |
| Japan | ¥1,100 | $6.91 | −42% |
| Philippines | ₱489 | $7.91 | −34% |
| Vietnam | ₫229,000 | $8.83 | −26% |
| Indonesia | Rp159,000 | $8.92 | −26% |
| Canada | CA$12.49 | $9.00 | −25% |
| India | ₹899 | $9.39 | −22% |
| United States | $11.99 | $11.99 | — |
A few things worth noticing in that table:
- Three African storefronts cluster near $3. Nigeria and Egypt sit right behind Turkey. If Apple ever reprices Turkey again — as it did for several big apps in mid-2026 — these are the next rungs down.
- Japan is the surprise. A high-income country charging 42% less than the US is unusual; most wealthy markets land within a few dollars of American pricing.
- Europe barely discounts. The UK pays about the same as the US. Hungary, Sweden, and the eurozone all sit within $1 of the American figure.
Bazaart also sells two named plans, Premium and Super, per its help center (August 2026). Our table tracks the standard monthly tier that every verified storefront lists; if you upgrade to the higher tier, expect a different invoice.
Will a VPN alone get me the cheaper price?
No. Bazaart bills through the app stores, and the price you see comes from your account’s country setting, not your IP address. Changing your App Store region requires a local address and often a local payment method — a VPN does neither. It can be one step of the process, never the whole thing.
How do I actually pay for Bazaart abroad?
The realistic path runs through your Apple ID. Set the account’s region to the country whose price you want, add a payment method that store accepts, then buy the subscription inside the app.
| Method | Reality |
|---|---|
| Card issued in the same country | Yes — the dependable route |
| Apple gift card for that storefront | Yes — useful when you lack a local card |
| Apple Pay | Yes, wherever your card supports it |
| Google Play gift card | No — not confirmed on any row we checked |
| PayPal | Not verified either way |
| VPN by itself | Not enough — payment country is the gate |
Two honest warnings before you try this. First, moving an Apple ID to another region can strand existing purchases and subscriptions, so do it on an account you can afford to lose. Second, confirm the currency on the final billing screen before you tap subscribe — the store should charge lira in Turkey, naira in Nigeria, pounds in Egypt.
More checkout routes live on the how to pay hub.
Will my account get banned?
Nobody gets arrested over an app subscription, but Bazaart and Apple can close accounts they believe abuse regional pricing. That risk falls on the account, not on you personally — which is exactly why you should not experiment on the login holding your photo library. If saving $9 a month is worth the hassle, start fresh with a secondary Apple ID.
How we decide a number belongs in the table: methodology.
Bottom line
Turkey is the cheapest verified place to pay for Bazaart Pro: $2.29 a month versus $11.99 in the US as of Aug 29, 2026. The catch is mechanical, not moral — you need a Turkish-region Apple ID and a way to pay in that storefront. If that friction outweighs $115 a year for you, Japan and Canada offer smaller discounts with far easier setups. For the same playbook on rival design apps, see cheapest country for Canva and cheapest country for Picsart.