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Triple Whale

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Yes for stores spending real money on ads — Triple Whale's attribution shows which channel actually drove the sale after iOS blinded the platforms, and Moby answers revenue questions in plain English. There is a free tier; paid tiers are GMV-banded 12-month subscriptions that are now quoted on a sales walkthrough rather than printed. The last published floor was $219/mo for Foundation and $749/mo for Automate, so budget against the ad spend it measures.

The job in the stack

The ecommerce-truth seat: multi-channel attribution, profit tracking, and Moby (the AI analyst) for stores that buy traffic.

Pricing

Plan Price Notes
Free $0 No contract, no card; real-time view of paid, owned and organic, Triple Pixel with first- and last-click attribution, ChatGPT visibility tracking, Moby AI. The pricing page no longer states the GMV ceiling (previously under $250K)
Foundation quoted (last published from $219/mo) Book a walkthrough for your rate. GMV-banded 12-month subscription; the last published bands (Aug 2026) ran $219–$2,529/mo by annual GMV. Multi-touch attribution, no-code dashboards and SQL editor, first-party data activation, daily Moby
Automate quoted (last published from $749/mo) Book a walkthrough. GMV-banded 12-month subscription (last published $749–$4,199/mo). Adds every model in Moby, paid-media actions, scheduled automations, creative generation, landing pages; Retention and Conversion add-ons included
Enterprise custom Contact sales; 12-month contract. Compass (MTA + MMM + incrementality), retail and wholesale data (Walmart, Target, Sephora and others), SOC 2 Type 2

Pricing verified 2026-10-27. Plans change — the source of truth is Triple Whale's own pricing page.

Models & versions

  • Moby AI analyst: ask revenue/attribution questions conversationally
  • Pixel + attribution First-party tracking across ad platforms

The honest read

What works

  • + Attribution that survives platform-reported fiction
  • + Profit view (not just revenue) built in
  • + Moby democratizes analysis for non-analyst founders

What breaks

  • − Jump from Foundation to Automate is steep ($219 to $749/mo)
  • − Shopify-centric universe
  • − Attribution is modeled truth — treat as evidence, not gospel

Use it for

  • →Shopify stores spending $5K+/mo on ads
  • →Founders reconciling ROAS claims across platforms
  • →Ecommerce teams tracking profit per channel

Skip it if

  • ×You don't run paid traffic — nothing to attribute
  • ×SaaS metrics — PostHog territory

Questions operators ask

?Why not trust the ad platforms' numbers?

Because each platform grades its own homework — and together they'll claim 150% of your revenue. Triple Whale's first-party pixel gives one consistent answer you can allocate budget on.

What changed

  1. Freshness sweep against triplewhale.com/pricing (rendered). Real drift: the page no longer prints prices. Foundation and Automate now route to "Book a walkthrough" and Enterprise to sales. We now show the last published floors ($219 / $749, Aug 2026) as reference only. Plan names hold. Automate now lists every-model access in Moby, paid-media actions and landing-page building; Retention and Conversion are add-ons included on Automate.
  2. Freshness sweep: no headline change. Foundation from $219/mo and Automate from $749/mo (both GMV-banded), with Enterprise custom, still hold per third-party trackers; triplewhale.com/pricing blocks direct fetch. Moby is now positioned as agentic operators (Media Buyer, Creative Director, Conversion Optimizer).
  3. Freshness sweep — reverified via third-party pricing trackers (triplewhale.com/pricing again blocked direct fetch), no change. Starting prices hold: Free under $250K GMV, Foundation from $219/mo, Automate from $749/mo, Enterprise custom. One tracker reports Foundation stepping up through $329/$429/$549/$799/$1,129 and Automate through higher GMV bands to $2,399/mo — plausible given the GMV-banded model but not corroborated against Triple Whale's own site, so not added to the pricing table without direct confirmation.
  4. Freshness sweep — reverified via third-party pricing trackers (triplewhale.com/pricing blocked direct fetch), no change. Foundation from $219/mo, Automate from $749/mo, Enterprise custom all still current.
  5. Plan names and headline prices unchanged (Free, Foundation $219, Automate $749, Enterprise custom). Corrected how the price is set: $219 and $749 are starting points banded by your store's annual GMV, not flat rates, and Enterprise is aimed at $20M+ GMV. Billing clarified — all paid tiers are 12-month subscriptions, payable monthly or yearly with two months free.
  6. Released from staging (ecommerce-truth seat, Outcomes layer). Corrected against the official pricing page: Free <250K GMV, Foundation $219/mo, Automate $749/mo (both annual-commitment, 2 mo free if paid yearly), Enterprise custom 12-month contract — replaces the prior estimate of a single ~$1,490/yr Foundation tier.

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