Open Attrib vs the hosted platforms.
Every tool a buyer usually weighs in this category is a hosted subscription: the vendor runs the servers, the data sits in their database, and the bill follows your revenue or your traffic. Open Attrib is the other shape — the software runs on your own server, the data stays in your Postgres, and you pay once. These six pages are the detail, with each vendor's published price and the day it was read.
Six subscriptions, one licence.
Prices below are the vendors' own published figures, read from the pages linked on each comparison page on 2026-09-19. Several are quoted per enquiry rather than published, and the table says so rather than inventing a number.
| Tool | Published price | Where it runs | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Open Attrib | $997 once | Your server | Owning the instance and the data |
| Hyros | $69 per month up to $5,000 of tracked monthly revenue, scaling with tracked revenue | Their cloud | Managed attribution with a setup team, sold monthly on tracked revenue. |
| Triple Whale | tiered by store revenue, with an Enterprise plan quoted on request | Their cloud | Shopify-native analytics and AI budget allocation, tiered by store revenue. |
| Northbeam | Starter from $1,500 per month and Professional from $3,500 per month, both priced against annual ad spend; Enterprise is custom | Their cloud | Enterprise multi-touch attribution with media mix modelling and incrementality. |
| Cometly | usage-based on tracked monthly pageviews, with Core and Enterprise sold on a call and 20% off for annual billing | Their cloud | B2B SaaS attribution from first touch to closed-won, priced on pageviews. |
| SegMetrics | $57 per month on the Launch plan, with full-funnel analytics and 100+ integrations | Their cloud | Full-funnel analytics and lifetime value for info products, from $57 a month. |
| Wicked Reports | Measure $499 per month, Scale $699, Maximize $999, and Enterprise from $4,999, priced on twelve-month gross revenue | Their cloud | Lifetime-value attribution for ecommerce and subscriptions, in revenue bands. |
Open Attrib is listed first because this is its site. Its price is the product's own, not a competitor's, and it is the same $997 quoted on every other page.
Pick the one you are actually deciding against.
- Open Attrib vs Hyros — Managed attribution with a setup team, sold monthly on tracked revenue.
- Open Attrib vs Triple Whale — Shopify-native analytics and AI budget allocation, tiered by store revenue.
- Open Attrib vs Northbeam — Enterprise multi-touch attribution with media mix modelling and incrementality.
- Open Attrib vs Cometly — B2B SaaS attribution from first touch to closed-won, priced on pageviews.
- Open Attrib vs SegMetrics — Full-funnel analytics and lifetime value for info products, from $57 a month.
- Open Attrib vs Wicked Reports — Lifetime-value attribution for ecommerce and subscriptions, in revenue bands.
The questions underneath the comparison.
Which attribution tools can be self-hosted?
Almost none of the ones buyers compare. Hyros, Triple Whale, Northbeam, Cometly, SegMetrics and Wicked Reports are all hosted: they run the servers and you log in. The self-hosted option in this category is Open Attrib — Docker Compose on your own box, your own Postgres, the source included under AGPL-3.0-or-later.
What is the cheapest way to own ad attribution software?
Owning it means the software keeps working whether or not you keep paying. A subscription never becomes owned. Open Attrib is $997 once and then nothing, which is about two months of the cheapest ecommerce platform on this page and under two years of the cheapest overall.
How does Open Attrib compare with Hyros and Triple Whale?
Both are hosted subscriptions. Hyros is priced on tracked monthly revenue from $69 a month and includes a setup team; Triple Whale is tiered by store revenue and installs on Shopify in one click. Open Attrib is first-party multi-touch attribution you run yourself, for one payment. Each has its own page above.
Why does this page quote prices that will go out of date?
Because a comparison without numbers is an advertisement. Every figure on these pages was read from the vendor’s own pricing page on the date shown beside it, and links there, so you can check it in one click. Plans change; the figure that matters is the one on their page today.
Run the comparison on your own setup.
If one of these six is close and you cannot tell from a table, say which and what your stack looks like — [email protected] reaches a person, and an honest "not for you, use them" is a valid answer.