Pricing

Hyros pricing

Hyros does not publish a price. It sells one plan with everything included (setup team, an AI analyst for the account, tracking and AI ad data, an LLM and Claude MCP interface), quoted on a 15-minute setup call and sized to the revenue it tracks for you. Its quote form asks for your business model and monthly revenue first.

Last checked: 4 November 2026 · https://hyros.com/pricing-ai-tracking

Hyros plans and prices

Hyros does not publish plan prices on its pricing page. What it does publish is below.

Quoted on a setup call: one plan, everything included, priced on the revenue it tracks for you. No public list price (checked November 2026).

What makes the Hyros price go up

  • →The revenue Hyros tracks for you: the pricing page says your price is sized to it, and its FAQ says the price follows it.
  • →Your business model (ecommerce, info marketing, call-based, SaaS or agency), asked in the quote form before the call.
  • →Your monthly revenue band, from under $10K to over $1M, also asked in the quote form.

Add-ons and extra costs

  • →None: the page states there are no tiers and no add-ons, and that one plan includes everything.

What to ask on the Hyros sales call

  1. What exactly the price is based on: tracked revenue over which window, and what happens to the price when it grows.
  2. Whether billing is monthly or annual, and the minimum term.
  3. How the guarantee works in practice: the page says that if you are not satisfied, you do not pay.
  4. Which ad platforms and CRM the setup team connects, and how long setup takes for your stack.

Hyros vs DropCPL on price

Hyros DropCPL
Pricing model The revenue Hyros tracks for you: the pricing page says your price is sized to it, and its FAQ says the price follows it. Flat monthly subscription per plan (1, 3 or unlimited client subaccounts)
Published entry price Quoted on a setup call: one plan, everything included, priced on the revenue it tracks for you. No public list price (checked November 2026). $49 / $89 / $159 per month, flat
Conversion it measures High-ticket sale closed in a CRM Form submission on a landing page

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Cheaper or different alternatives to Hyros

The closest tools and the price each one publishes. The full list is on the Hyros alternatives page.

  • Wicked Reports · First-party, click-based attribution for ecommerce and agencies

    From $499/month (Measure), $699 (Scale) and $999 (Maximize) up to $2.5M of annual revenue; every plan rises with your revenue band (for example $799 / $999 / $1,299 at $2.5M-$5M), and Enterprise starts at $4,999. Bands follow your last 12 months of gross revenue. Meta CAPI signal and 5 Forces AI are +$199/month each below Maximize.

  • SegMetrics · Attribution and full-funnel lead value for marketing teams

    From $57/month (Launch), $197/month (Grow) and $397/month (Scale) at 10,000 active contacts, billed monthly; each extra 10,000 contacts adds $10, $15 or $20 a month. Annual billing gives 2 months free; 14-day free trial.

  • Cometly · Attribution and reporting for B2B SaaS

    Usage-based, quoted on monthly pageviews (about 1.5× your sessions) across Core and Enterprise. No public list price; annual billing saves 20%.

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More comparisons

Sources: the vendors' own pricing pages and documentation, linked above, checked on 4 November 2026.

FAQ

How much does Hyros cost per month?+

Hyros does not publish a monthly price. The amount comes out of a setup call and depends on the revenue it tracks for you, your business model and your monthly revenue band.

Does Hyros have a free trial?+

Its pricing page does not offer a free trial. It offers a guarantee instead: better ad ROI, and if you are not satisfied, you do not pay.

Is there a cheaper alternative to Hyros?+

Among the tools we track, Madgicx starts at $45/month (priced by ad spend), DropCPL is $49, $89 or $159 per month flat, and SegMetrics starts at $57/month. They are built for different conversions: see the Hyros alternatives page before comparing prices.

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