Cometly Pricing vs Deepsolv: Which Job Are You Paying For?

Two tools can sit in the same Meta advertiser's stack and answer opposite questions. Cometly does attribution (crediting each sale to the ad or channel that produced it), so it answers which ad earned a sale. Deepsolv is a creative intelligence platform, meaning software that turns ad-performance data, competitor activity, customer signals and past ad learnings into a ranked plan, so it answers what the team should make and test next.

Cometly stopped showing public prices in 2026, so the number you want sits behind a sales call. This guide gives a worksheet that turns any quote into a first-year cost, with a pass or fail test for each line.

It then shows which job each product does, so you do not pay for the wrong one. We publish this page, and Deepsolv is one of the two products compared. Prices and review scores here are as of November 2026.

• For Meta teams whose open question is what creative to make next, we recommend Deepsolv. For teams whose open question is which ad or channel earned the sale, Cometly is the attribution product to price.
• Get any Cometly figure in writing and run it through the first-year cost formula below, because the formula catches fees and tier changes that a monthly number hides.
• Cometly is marketing attribution software, and Deepsolv is a creative intelligence platform that produces ranked weekly test plans and execution-ready creative briefs. They do different jobs, so a price comparison alone misleads.
• Deepsolv pricing is a tailored quote scoped to your team and workflow, set in a demo with our founding team.

As of November 2026, Cometly shows no dollar prices; its pricing page lists Core and Enterprise plans sized to site traffic and quotes the price on a call. Ask for a written quote and turn it into a first-year cost.

Our model for first-year cost:

First-year cost = (monthly fee × 12) + one-time onboarding or setup fees + expected tier-upgrade or overage charges − any annual-billing discount

The first-year cost formula is our model, not a figure published by either company.

Run each line below on the quote. A pass needs the answer in writing, on the order form or in the quote email.

Our recommendation: do not sign until at least six of the seven lines pass. The tier-growth row matters most, because volume-metered prices rise when your marketing works.

We recommend confirming account connections, source coverage and implementation requirements during the pricing conversation, before contracting.

We recommend Deepsolv for Meta consumer brands, performance teams, creative teams and agencies whose next problem is deciding what to test, and Cometly for teams whose next problem is crediting sales to ads. Choose Deepsolv when the work stuck in your week is the creative decision, not the tracking. Past ad learnings are one of the four inputs to each ranking.

If your briefs are slow, our ad creative brief template shows the one-test brief format we plan around.

Cometly suits you better in three narrow cases, all about attribution rather than creative planning.

For a Meta-only team on a tight budget, read our Meta ads attribution window guide first. Meta lets you set the attribution setting per ad set, defined by Meta as the period during which conversions can be credited to your ads (Meta Business Help Center). Meta also offers its Conversions API, a server-to-server event feed that can run alongside the Meta Pixel, Meta's website tracking code.

They differ on what you receive, what feeds it, and what reviewers say. Our advantage is in the first two.

What do you receive each week?

With Deepsolv you receive a ranked list of tests and briefs ready for a creative team to execute. With an attribution tool you receive reporting on past results. Reporting tells you what happened. A ranked plan tells you what to make. For reporting tools, see our Motion creative analytics guide.

What feeds the output?

Our plans draw on competitor activity and customer signals as well as your own ad performance.

Where can you compare other attribution tools?

If you also compare attribution tools, our Deepsolv vs Triple Whale comparison and Deepsolv vs Hyros comparison explain how to pick by the job each replaces.

What do reviewers say about Cometly?

On Trustpilot, Cometly has 3.8 out of 5 from 93 reviews as of November 2026. A July 2026 one-star review says "The pricing is also too high". An October 2026 five-star review reads "the team has been very responsive whenever we've needed help." This is a small sample, so use it to shape your quote questions, not to judge the product.