Comparison
Cometly vs Hyros
Both tie ad spend to revenue that closes after the click. Cometly is built for B2B SaaS pipelines, from first touch to closed-won, and prices on monthly pageviews. Hyros is built for high-ticket offers, sets every account up with a dedicated analyst, and prices on the revenue it tracks.
At a glance
| Cometly | Hyros | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | Attribution and reporting for B2B SaaS | Ad tracking and attribution for high-ticket offers |
| Built for | B2B SaaS marketing teams, from first touch to closed-won | Info products, coaching, agencies, ecommerce with high order value |
| Conversion it measures | Pipeline and closed-won revenue | High-ticket sale closed in a CRM |
| Published pricing | Usage-based, quoted on monthly pageviews (about 1.5× your sessions) across Core and Enterprise. No public list price; annual billing saves 20%. | Quoted on a setup call: one plan, everything included, priced on the revenue it tracks for you. No public list price (checked November 2026). |
verified 4 November 2026.
Key differences
Who they are built for
Cometly targets B2B SaaS marketing teams and follows accounts through multiple people and sessions. Hyros targets info products, coaching, agencies and high-order-value ecommerce, where one buyer and one high-ticket sale is the unit.
How you pay
Cometly is usage-based on monthly pageviews, with no public list price and 20% off on annual billing. Hyros quotes one all-inclusive plan on a setup call, priced on the revenue it tracks. Neither publishes a number you can budget without talking to sales.
Setup and ownership
Hyros assigns a dedicated analyst to configure the account, which suits teams that want it done for them. Cometly installs a pixel and server-side tracking, includes MCP access on every plan, and adds a dedicated solutions engineer plus CRM and warehouse sync on Enterprise.
Which one fits your funnel
| If your conversion is… | You need… | Built for it |
|---|---|---|
| A lead form on a landing page, with Meta traffic | CPL per creative × landing page, click identifier kept on the landing page domain | DropCPL |
| A high-ticket sale closed in a CRM | Revenue attribution over a long cycle, help with setup | Hyros, SegMetrics |
| A B2B pipeline that ends in closed-won | Multi-touch journeys, CRM stages, account-level view | Cometly |
Choose Cometly if
- →It closes the loop to revenue: closed-won, pipeline and CRM stages, not just leads. For B2B SaaS the lead is not the end of the story.
- →Multi-touch modelling across the whole journey, including channels that are not paid social.
- →A large integration catalogue (70+ tools) and warehouse sync on the upper tier.
Choose Hyros if
- →Revenue-side attribution: it follows the sale and the customer lifetime value, not just the lead. If your money arrives days or weeks after the click, that is the harder problem and Hyros solves it.
- →Done-with-you setup. A dedicated analyst configures the account. If nobody on your team will own the tracking stack, this matters more than any feature list.
- →Breadth across ad platforms, including channels outside Meta.
Pricing compared
As published on each vendor's pricing page, checked on 4 November 2026.
Cometly
Usage-based, quoted on monthly pageviews (about 1.5× your sessions) across Core and Enterprise. No public list price; annual billing saves 20%.
Hyros
Quoted on a setup call: one plan, everything included, priced on the revenue it tracks for you. No public list price (checked November 2026).
Verdict
Pick Cometly if your revenue is a B2B pipeline and you need closed-won attributed to campaigns across channels. Pick Hyros if you sell high-ticket offers and want an analyst to run the setup. If your conversion is a lead form on a landing page and your traffic is on Meta, neither is shaped around that question: DropCPL measures the real CPL of every ad and landing page combination.
A third option if you generate leads on Meta
If the conversion you pay for is a form on a landing page, both tools above measure something adjacent to your problem. DropCPL attributes each lead to the ad and the landing page that produced it and reports the real CPL of every combination, at a flat $49, $89 or $159 per month.
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Sources: the vendors' own pricing pages and documentation, linked above, checked on 4 November 2026.