Cometly Pricing in 2026: Plans, Real Costs, and Cheaper Alternatives

Cometly used to publish prices. Now its pricing page shows two plans and no dollar figures at all.

Both plans are sized to your monthly pageviews and quoted on a call. That makes Cometly hard to budget for until you've spoken to sales, but the rules behind the quote are clearer than they first look.

In this guide, I'll walk through how the pageview pricing works, what Core and Enterprise include, what pushes the quote up, and how it compares with SourceLoop's published plans.

Cometly pricing at a glance

Here's what Cometly's two plans look like as of November 2026.

Both plans can be billed monthly or annually, and Cometly says paying annually saves 20%.

How Cometly's pageview pricing works

Cometly says all plans are "tailored to fit your existing monthly pageviews." A pageview is counted each time a tracked page loads, and the page suggests estimating it at about 1.5 times your sessions.

When I went through the pricing page, the part I found most useful was how overages are handled. Attribution isn't throttled when you pass your limit. You get a warning at 90% of your tier, and you move up a tier at the start of the next billing period.

That's fairer than a hard cap, but it means a traffic spike from a launch or a viral post can raise your bill even if your ad spend and conversions stay flat.

What each Cometly plan includes

The two plans share the same core product. Enterprise adds the data plumbing larger teams ask for.

1. Core

Core covers the pixel, server-side tracking, multi-touch attribution, events, account journeys, custom dashboards, the AI agent and ads manager, MCP access, audiences, analytics and 70+ integrations. Ad platform connections are unlimited, including Meta, Google, LinkedIn, TikTok, Microsoft, Reddit and Snapchat.

When we set Cometly up, connecting the pixel and the Meta and Google accounts went smoothly. Seeing revenue next to the numbers in Ads Manager was the part our team kept opening.

2. Enterprise

Enterprise adds a dedicated solutions engineer, CRM and warehouse sync, the Cometly API, Snowflake and BigQuery support, more pageviews and AI credits, custom feature and integration builds, early access to new features and a dedicated success manager.

The line worth noticing is CRM and warehouse sync. It sits on Enterprise, so teams that need deals flowing in from their CRM should expect the larger quote.

What pushes a Cometly quote up

Four things move the number, based on what the pricing page says.

• Pageviews: the main meter. More traffic means a higher tier, whether or not it converts.
• Enterprise needs: CRM sync, warehouse sync and the API are on Enterprise, not Core.
• Custom work: custom integrations and feature builds are part of Enterprise conversations.
• Onboarding: Cometly offers professional onboarding with a dedicated specialist. The page doesn't say whether it's included or charged separately, so ask.

Cometly doesn't run a free trial. Its page explains that attribution needs CRM and ad platform setup before it's useful.

What third parties report paying

Cometly doesn't confirm any figures, and its pricing model has changed several times. Under an earlier model, one breakdown reported Core from around $750 a month and Enterprise from about $1,495 a month.

Treat those as a rough sense of scale, not a quote. The only reliable number is the one Cometly gives you for your pageviews today.

What users say about Cometly

Reviews focus more on value and setup than on the price itself.

"Cometly marries sales and marketing data into one platform and feeds it back to your ad channels for optimization so you can make data driven decision right from your Ad Accounts." (Source)

"It's just another UI for the same tools that you have with advertisers" (Source)

"Sometimes it takes a bit too long to set it up if you have complex Tech Stack." (Source)

Is Cometly worth the price?

Cometly now positions itself for B2B SaaS teams running paid acquisition, and that's where the price makes most sense. If your pipeline lives in a CRM and you have Enterprise budget, you get attribution, conversion sync and AI tooling in one place.

It's harder to justify if you need CRM sync but can't stretch to Enterprise, or if your site gets a lot of traffic relative to its leads. In both cases, pageview pricing works against you.

SourceLoop as a Cometly alternative

Cometly is now aimed at B2B SaaS teams with paid acquisition budgets. If you're in that group and can justify Enterprise for CRM sync, it's a capable platform.

SourceLoop is a conversion tracking and marketing attribution software for lead generation businesses, agencies and SaaS teams who want the same loop with a price on the page. CRM sync and conversion sync come with the $99 Professional plan, not a custom tier. It doesn't sync audiences, and LinkedIn and TikTok conversion sync are still coming soon, so check which platforms you need.

What you get

These are the parts that cover what most teams buy Cometly for.

• Conversion sync on real outcomes: send good leads, booked meetings, won deals or payments to Google Ads, Meta, Microsoft Ads and ChatGPT Ads with their value.

• Matching the platforms can use: each conversion carries the click ID plus hashed email and phone.

• Ad spend beside credited results: spend, platform conversions and ROAS next to what SourceLoop credits each platform.

• CRM deals on Professional: two-way sync with HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive and Jobber writes the source to each record and reads won deals back.

• Revenue by channel: conversions and revenue by channel under seven models, from first touch to time decay.

• Journey on every lead: every visit and ad click before the conversion, kept on the contact.

• Lead quality rules: mark leads Good, Not a fit or Spam, so the ad platforms learn from the leads that matter.

• Subscriptions and MRR: Stripe and Paddle revenue becomes MRR by channel, for SaaS teams.

• API and MCP: query results from your own tools or an AI assistant, on Professional and up.

SourceLoop pricing in detail

Here is every plan, with what each one adds.

Conversions are unlimited on every plan, so more leads never raise the price. Extra websites cost $19 a month each, and there's a 7-day trial with no sales call.

Cometly vs SourceLoop pricing

Both meter traffic. The difference is where the important features sit.

A SaaS team with 90,000 page views a month that needs deals from HubSpot would be on SourceLoop Professional: $99 a month, or $888 a year billed yearly. On Cometly, CRM sync is an Enterprise feature, so the comparison is that $888 against an Enterprise quote for the same traffic.