The same pricing unit as Cometly, with the numbers on the page.
Cometly bills on monthly pageviews, which is the unit we use too — their page just does not say what it costs. SourceTrack publishes it, offers Cookieless Mode on paid plans, and does not need a CRM connected before attribution is useful.
Every statement about Cometly on this page comes from their own public pages, read on 2026-08-09 — https://www.cometly.com/pricing. Where their page does not state something, this page says “not stated” rather than guessing. Their product may do more than they publish; we cannot compare against what is not written down.
In fairness
What Cometly does better.
Where Cometly is genuinely ahead: server-side conversion delivery. Their platform ships broader CAPI coverage and a fuller legal stack than SourceTrack does today — that is a real gap, not a positioning difference, and it is the main reason to choose them over us.
Side by side
Feature by feature, including where we lose.
Rows are marked with who comes out ahead. Three of them are not us.
| Question | SourceTrack | Cometly |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing unitEven | Tracked pageviews | Monthly pageviews — the same unit, per their pricing page |
| Published price | Starter $49/mo, Growth $79/mo, Founder Annual $99/yr — published, on tracked pageviews | Core and Enterprise plans; their page states pricing is "tailored" and lists no figures |
| CRM required to be useful | No CRM needed — attribution works from the script tag and a revenue source | Their page states attribution "requires CRM and ad-platform setup to be useful" |
| Cookies | DNT and GPC honoured; optional Cookieless Mode on paid plans | Their page describes a Comet Pixel counting pageviews "the same way Google Analytics counts pageviews" |
| Server-side conversion breadthCometly ahead | Seven destinations | Broader CAPI coverage and legal stack today |
| SEO revenue by search term | Search Console clicks matched to landing pages and revenue, labelled estimated | Not stated |
| CommitmentEven | Monthly, 28-day free trial | Their page states no annual commitment is required |
FAQ
The questions that come up every time.
How much does Cometly cost?
Their pricing page describes usage-based pricing on monthly pageviews with Core and Enterprise tiers, and states it is tailored to your volume — it lists no figures. SourceTrack uses the same unit and publishes the numbers: $49/mo, $79/mo, or $99/yr on the founder rate.
Do I need a CRM to use SourceTrack?
No. Attribution works from one script tag and a revenue source such as Stripe or Shopify. Cometly's own pricing page states that attribution "requires CRM and ad-platform setup to be useful", which is a genuine difference in what you have to have running before you get an answer.
Which one should I choose?
If server-side conversion breadth is what you need most, Cometly ships more of it than we do today and we would rather point you there than lose your trial to a surprise. If you want published pricing, an optional Cookieless Mode, SEO revenue by search term and no CRM dependency, that is where SourceTrack is stronger.
Other comparisons
Still deciding?
Run it on your own traffic for 28 days.
No card, no sales call, and the price is on the pricing page. One script tag is the whole install.
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