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Cometly Pricing (2026): Core vs Enterprise, Pageview-Based Quotes and What Drives Your Cost

Cometly doesn't publish prices. It sells two plans, Core and Enterprise, priced on your website's monthly pageviews and quoted on a 30-minute call. Billing is monthly or annual, with 20% off for paying annually, and there's no free trial. If you pass your pageview tier, Cometly moves you up a tier at the start of the next billing period rather than cutting off tracking.

Cometly now sells attribution to B2B SaaS companies; our guide to 11 Cometly alternatives covers what changed and the tools people compare it with. Every figure on this page was checked on October 24, 2026 against Cometly's pricing page, including the answers in its pricing FAQ, and its official AI fact sheet. Upstack is our product and competes with Cometly for online stores, so we've kept to what Cometly publishes.

How much does Cometly cost?

There's no number on the page. Here's what Cometly does publish:

ItemWhat Cometly says
PlansCore and Enterprise
PriceNot published; quoted live on a 30-minute call
What sets the priceYour monthly pageviews; its fact sheet adds sessions and the ad spend being attributed
BillingMonthly or annual; paying annually saves 20%
Going over your tierNo throttling; a notice at 90% of your tier, then an automatic move to the next tier at the start of the next billing period
Free trialNone; Professional Onboarding with a dedicated specialist instead
Ad-platform connectionsUnlimited on both plans, including the Conversions API
Warehouse syncEnterprise only

Source: Cometly pricing page and FAQ, checked October 24, 2026.

Third-party sites quote Cometly prices, but none come from Cometly itself, so we haven't repeated them. The only reliable number is the quote you get for your own traffic.


How does Cometly pricing work?

Cometly prices on traffic, not on conversions or revenue. Its pricing FAQ defines a pageview as each time a page on your website loads and is tracked by the Cometly pixel or server-side events, "the same way Google Analytics counts pageviews." It estimates a visit at about 1.5 pageviews, so it sizes your plan at roughly 1.5 times your monthly sessions.

Its fact sheet frames the same model from the other side: pricing is "tied to real website sessions rather than tracked conversions, so customers aren't punished for high-converting funnels," and Core is "sized to monthly website sessions and the size of the ad-spend pipeline being attributed."

Two things follow from that:

  • Content-heavy sites pay more. A SaaS company with a big blog and a docs site generates pageviews that never touch a paid ad, and they all count.
  • High-converting funnels pay less. A lean site with a few landing pages and a strong close rate keeps its pageview count, and its bill, low.

Estimate your pageview tier

Using Cometly's own rule of about 1.5 pageviews per session:

Monthly sessionsEstimated monthly pageviews
10,000about 15,000
50,000about 75,000
100,000about 150,000
500,000about 750,000

Pull your real number from Google Analytics or your current tool before the call, since Cometly says it counts pageviews the same way.


What's included in each Cometly plan?

Cometly Core

Core is "full-funnel attribution for teams ready to see exactly which ads drive revenue." The pricing page lists the Cometly pixel, server-side tracking, multi-touch attribution, events, account journeys, customizable dashboards, the Agent (Cometly's AI assistant), the Conversion API, the AI Ads Manager, MCP access, audiences, analytics and 70+ integrations.

Its pricing FAQ says both plans include unlimited connections to Meta, Google, LinkedIn, TikTok, Microsoft, Reddit and Snapchat, with the server-side Conversion API. Support on every plan is in-app chat plus a public help center, per the fact sheet.

Cometly Enterprise

Enterprise is for teams that want to "pipe attribution data into your warehouse, internal systems, and AI agents." It adds:

  • A dedicated solutions engineer and a dedicated success manager
  • CRM and warehouse sync, with exports and live syncs to Snowflake, BigQuery and Redshift
  • The Cometly API
  • Higher pageview usage and more AI credits
  • Custom feature and integration builds, and first access to new features

The fact sheet adds role-based access controls, audit logs and custom data processing agreements on Enterprise.


Which Cometly plan do you need?

If you need...Plan
Server-side tracking, multi-touch attribution and Conversion API deliveryCore
Account journeys, dashboards and the AI toolsCore
MCP access for Claude, ChatGPT or CursorCore (included on every plan)
Attribution data synced to Snowflake, BigQuery or RedshiftEnterprise
The Cometly API for your own systemsEnterprise
Role-based access, audit logs or a custom data processing agreementEnterprise
A dedicated solutions engineer and success managerEnterprise
Custom features or integrations built for youEnterprise

Most teams that only want attribution and better conversion data for their ad platforms fit Core. Enterprise is for teams that want Cometly's data inside their own warehouse and systems, or that have a security review to pass.


What Cometly doesn't publish

Before you sign, get these in writing, because none are on the pricing page:

  • The price for your tier, and the tier boundaries above and below it.
  • What the next tier costs, since passing 90% of your tier triggers a notice and the next billing period moves you up.
  • Whether Professional Onboarding is included or billed separately.
  • AI credit limits on Core, since Enterprise advertises "increased AI credits."
  • Notice and cancellation terms for annual plans.

None of these are unusual questions. Cometly's FAQ says it will "usually quote pricing in the same call," so you can ask all five on the first one.

Does Cometly have a free trial?

No. Its pricing FAQ says: "We don't run a free trial because attribution requires CRM and ad-platform setup to be useful." Instead, Professional Onboarding pairs you with a dedicated specialist to connect your stack. The fact sheet says implementation typically takes days and that new workspaces see live data in the first session.

There's a practical reason behind the policy: Cometly's fact sheet says attribution begins the day the pixel is installed and your systems are connected, and it doesn't backfill data that never existed in your source platforms. A short trial would show you very little. The flip side is that you commit before seeing your own numbers, so ask what happens if the setup doesn't work out.


Monthly or annual billing

Cometly's FAQ answers "Do I need to commit annually?" with "No." Both plans are available monthly or annually, and paying annually saves 20%.

The 20% matters more than usual here because of how tiers work. If your traffic grows and Cometly moves you up a tier, your bill rises at the next billing period. On an annual plan, ask how a mid-term tier change is billed. On a monthly plan, you keep the option to leave if the new tier costs more than the tool is worth to you.


How to get an accurate Cometly quote

Cometly's pricing page offers a 30-minute call: "We'll size your pageviews, walk through your stack, and quote pricing live." Bring these:

  1. Your monthly pageviews and sessions for the last three months, from Google Analytics or your current tool.
  2. Your monthly ad spend by platform, since the fact sheet says the plan is sized to the ad spend being attributed.
  3. Your CRM and billing stack: HubSpot or Salesforce, and Stripe or Chargebee. Cometly's revenue attribution depends on them.
  4. Your warehouse needs. If you need Snowflake, BigQuery or Redshift sync, you need Enterprise.
  5. The questions above: tier boundaries, next-tier price, onboarding cost, AI credits and notice terms.

Is Cometly worth the price?

For a B2B SaaS company running HubSpot or Salesforce and Stripe, Cometly sells a lot in one place: server-side tracking, eight attribution models, account journeys, Conversion API delivery to LinkedIn and Microsoft as well as Meta and Google, and AI tools grounded in your attribution data. If those replace a spreadsheet and a part-time analyst, a quote sized to your traffic can be easy to justify.

For an online store, the case is weaker. Cometly's own fact sheet lists this limitation: "Pure e-commerce / D2C teams with no CRM may get more out of Shopify-native attribution tooling." Its Shopify app is listed as not currently available. A store pays for pipeline and CRM features it won't use, on a price it can't see until the call. Our Cometly review covers the product in more depth.


How Cometly pricing compares with alternatives

ToolPricing basisPublished entry priceFree plan or trialBilling
Cometly
Monthly pageviewsNot publishedNoneMonthly or annual; 20% off annual
Hyros
Tracked revenueQuoted; $69/mo on an older pageNone advertisedSet in your order; auto-renews
Triple Whale
Annual GMVFree plan; Foundation from $219/moFree planPaid plans are 12-month subscriptions
Northbeam
Ad spend, informed by pageviewsStarter $1,500NoneStarter monthly; Professional annual
Dreamdata
Monthly tracked usersFree; paid plans quotedFree plan; guided trialNot published
HockeyStack
Not publishedQuotedDemoNot published
SegMetrics
Active contacts$57/mo14 daysMonthly; two months free on annual
Upstack DataOur product
OrdersAttribution $99/mo for 1,000 orders21 daysMonth to month

Sources: the pricing pages of Hyros, Northbeam, Dreamdata, HockeyStack and SegMetrics, and Triple Whale's Shopify App Store listing, checked October 24, 2026.

  • For B2B SaaS, the closest like-for-like quotes are Dreamdata and HockeyStack. Dreamdata is the only one with a free plan to start on.
  • For call and info-product funnels, Hyros is also quote-only and auto-renews; SegMetrics publishes prices and offers a trial. See our Cometly vs Hyros comparison.
  • For Shopify brands, Triple Whale has a free plan and GMV-based paid plans on 12-month terms. See Cometly vs Triple Whale.
  • For stores that want a published, per-order price, Upstack Attribution is $99 a month for up to 1,000 orders, and Attribution + Signal is $199, month to month, with a 21-day free trial and a 60-day 4x ROI guarantee. It doesn't track CRM pipelines, calls or LinkedIn, so it isn't a SaaS replacement.

Frequently asked questions

How much does Cometly cost per month?

Cometly doesn't publish a monthly price. Core and Enterprise are both quoted on a 30-minute call, sized to your monthly pageviews, which Cometly estimates at about 1.5 times your sessions. Annual billing saves 20%.

Is Cometly free?

No. Cometly has no free plan and no free trial. Its pricing FAQ says attribution needs CRM and ad-platform setup before it's useful, so it offers Professional Onboarding with a dedicated specialist instead.

Does Cometly offer annual billing?

Yes. Both plans are available on monthly or annual billing, and paying annually saves 20%, per its pricing FAQ. You don't have to commit annually.

What happens if I go over my Cometly pageview limit?

Cometly says it never throttles attribution. It notifies you when you cross 90% of your tier and moves you to the next tier at the start of the next billing period. Ask what that tier costs before you sign.

What's the difference between Cometly Core and Enterprise?

Core has the pixel, server-side tracking, multi-touch attribution, account journeys, dashboards, the AI tools, MCP access and 70+ integrations. Enterprise adds a dedicated solutions engineer and success manager, CRM and warehouse sync to Snowflake, BigQuery and Redshift, the Cometly API, higher pageview and AI-credit allowances, and custom builds.

Does Cometly charge per conversion?

No. Cometly prices on pageviews, and its fact sheet says it's tied to real website sessions rather than tracked conversions, "so customers aren't punished for high-converting funnels." Your bill grows with traffic, not with the number of leads or sales you track.

Is there a cheaper alternative to Cometly?

Dreamdata has a free plan for B2B SaaS, SegMetrics starts at $57 a month for funnels, and Triple Whale has a free plan for Shopify stores. For stores, Upstack Attribution is $99 a month for up to 1,000 orders. Our Cometly alternatives guide compares 11 options.


Compare Cometly with a per-order alternative

If you run an online store and looked at Cometly for Meta and Google tracking, our Upstack vs Cometly comparison shows what changes when pricing follows orders instead of pageviews, and what Cometly does for SaaS that we don't.

About the author

Michael Alt

Founder & CEO, Upstack Data

Michael Alt is the founder and CEO of Upstack Data, the server-side tracking, identity resolution and attribution platform for Shopify and DTC brands.

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