Deepsolv vs Hyros: Alternatives Picked by Price Basis

Hyros has no price list. Its pricing page says the price is "sized to what we track for you" and is quoted on a setup call. So the first thing a buyer learns is that the number depends on the revenue Hyros measures.

That detail is the useful one when you are comparing alternatives. Every tracking tool bills on a different meter: tracked revenue, sessions, contacts, trailing-year revenue or pageviews. The meter, more than the feature list, decides what your bill looks like when your store doubles.

This page sets out those meters from each vendor's own price page. It adds a worked example, a decision table by business model and five checks to run before you sign. It also separates two jobs that one search lumps together: finding out which ad earned a sale, and deciding which creative to run next. Deepsolv is not among the price-compared tools. Deepsolv does the second job.

• Choose by the job. If you need to know which ad earned a sale, pick a tracking tool by its billing meter. If you need to know which Meta creative to test next, we recommend Deepsolv.
• Across six tools, the lowest published paid plan runs from $57 to $1,500 a month. Hyros is the one that publishes no price.
• Forecast the meter, not today's bill. Revenue, sessions, contacts and pageviews all grow at different speeds.
• Wicked Reports prices on trailing 12-month gross revenue and updates your plan at the next renewal after you cross into a new band.

Attribution means crediting each sale to the ad, campaign or channel that produced it. Server-side tracking means the data is collected by the advertiser's own server, not by a script running in the visitor's browser.

Choose Deepsolv when the problem on your desk is the next creative test, not the attribution report. See Deepsolv pricing for how you buy.

Each alternative bills on a different meter, and the lowest published paid plan across the five tools that publish prices runs from $57 to $1,500 a month. Hyros, the sixth tool, publishes none. Prices below are as of November 2026.

Of six tools, five show a price for at least one plan and one does not. Northbeam shows two of its four plans. The five lowest published paid plans are $57, $99, $100, $499 and $1,500 a month. $1,500 ÷ $57 is about 26, so the cheapest and dearest starting points sit 26 times apart.

Worked example. Take a store that tracks $100,000 a month in revenue, about $1.2M a year. Wicked Reports prices on the last 12 months of gross revenue, so this store sits in the $0 to $2.5M band: $499 to $999 a month, or 0.5% to 1.0% of monthly revenue ($499 ÷ $100,000 and $999 ÷ $100,000). Wicked Reports updates your plan at the next renewal after you cross into a new band. If the store passes $2.5M a year, the bill steps up at that renewal, not the month you cross.

Pick the tool whose meter follows the number your business grows fastest. This table is our recommendation, built from the meters above.

For the Triple Whale route, see our Deepsolv vs Triple Whale comparison.

Run these five checks, and ask each one on the quote call.

1. Can you write your meter 12 months out? Pass: you can put a number on revenue, sessions, contacts or pageviews from your own plan. Fail: you cannot say where the next price band starts.
2. What happens at a band edge? Pass: the vendor states when the price changes and by how much. Wicked Reports, for example, updates at the next renewal. Fail: "we'll review it."
3. Can you start without a call? Pass: a free plan or trial exists. AnyTrack, RedTrack Relay and SegMetrics all offer one. Fail: pricing appears only after a sales call, so budget the time.
4. What is the exit? Pass: contract length and refund terms are written down. SegMetrics offers a 30-day refund, while Northbeam's Professional and Enterprise plans need annual contracts. Fail: you cannot get the terms in writing.
5. Does the output name something to make? Pass: it tells you a hook, angle or format to test next. Fail: it only credits a campaign or channel. That is the gap our ranked weekly test plan and creative briefs fill.

For Hyros specifically, add: what does "grow" mean in the guarantee, and measured against what?

Comparing a tracking tool with Meta's numbers needs the same attribution window on both sides. On January 12, 2026, Meta's Ads Insights API stopped returning 7-day view and 28-day view windows. It still returns 1-day click, 7-day click, 28-day click, 1-day engaged view and 1-day view.

We recommend fixing one window per test: see Meta ads attribution window. To set the profit line the numbers are judged against, see good ROAS for Facebook ads, and for which metric answers which question, Facebook ads metrics.