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Hyros sells ad tracking to businesses with long or repeat purchase cycles, and it is sales-led: their pricing page says a call is required to set you up. Attribi is the same category of tool bought a different way, and it anchors on the CRM rather than on their tracking script. Everything below is from their own pages and documentation, with the date each was checked.
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Only rows we could verify for both products are here. Where a vendor publishes nothing on a question, the row is left out rather than guessed at.
| Feature | Attribi | Hyros |
|---|---|---|
| Published pricingPublished self-serve pricing is rare in this category. Only one of the four researched vendors publishes a full ladder. | Free plan, no card. Paid pricing not published. | One figure published: $230/mo billed annually, gated by tracked revenue.Checked 2026-08-06 |
| Start without a sales call | Yes. Sign up, install the script, connect your accounts. | Their pricing page states a call is required to set you up. |
| CRMs listedCounted from the integrations page each vendor publishes. A listing says a connection exists, not which direction data flows. | 7, and Attribi reads closed revenue from all 7. | 11 CRM and email tools, including Salesforce and HubSpot. |
| Attribution written back into the CRM | Yes. 16 attribution fields created and filled on HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive and Zoho. | Not documented. Their HubSpot and Salesforce docs describe inbound data only. |
| Who it is built for, in their own words | Lead generation and ecommerce, B2B and D2C. | SaaS, ecommerce, call-based businesses, and info or education. |
Written from their own published material. If one of these is your situation, buy theirs.
Hyros documents both directions on Meta: it reads campaign, spend and click data, and it sends conversion events to your existing Facebook Pixel or to a new one, with a stated tradeoff about accuracy and the effect on delivery. That is a real, documented Meta implementation. If you buy almost entirely on Meta, the Meta half of this problem is already solved for you there.
Hyros names call-based businesses as one of four core segments and leans hard into connecting purchases to clicks after long periods, including repeat customers. Attribi has no call tracking at all, and a call reaches it only once someone logs it in the CRM. For coaching, consulting or any business where the sale happens on a call, that difference decides it.
Their Business plan includes a dedicated one-to-one data analyst and setup, and their own onboarding language is that their team plugs your ads in. Attribi is self-serve: there is a setup guide, not an implementation team. Plenty of buyers would rather have the analyst, and that is a fair reason to pick them.
Hyros has a dedicated positioning for info, education and coaching businesses, with reporting built around that model. Attribi has no product surface specific to that market. We track journeys and verify revenue from a CRM or from Shopify orders, and nothing about it is tuned for course sales.
Hyros publishes one figure: a Business plan at $230 per month with annual billing, gated by a ladder of tracked monthly revenue tiers. Their page does not say which tier that figure applies to, and their separate Shopify and Agency plans carry no public number. Their pricing page also states that a call is required to set you up.
Checked 2026-08-06 · source
Attribi publishes no price. What it does publish is a way in: a free plan with no card, no call and no quote, so you can connect an ad account and a CRM and see the result before anyone talks to you.
Attribi does not import history from Hyros, so journeys start when the script goes live and the two can run side by side while you compare. The bigger difference is where the truth comes from: Hyros is built around its own tracking script, while Attribi treats your CRM as the record of what actually closed and uploads that back to the ad platforms. If your CRM stages are messy, fix those first, because Attribi will faithfully report whatever they say.
The only figure on their own site is a Business plan at $230 per month with annual billing, gated by a tracked monthly revenue ladder, and their pricing page does not say which tier that figure buys. Separate Shopify and Agency plans exist with no public number. Their pricing page also states that a call is required to set you up, so the published figure is a starting point rather than a checkout price.
Prices checked 2026-08-06
Their pricing page says a call is required to set you up, and every path we followed, including the enterprise page and the demo page, leads to booking a call, a demo or a custom quote. Their homepage separately says setup takes seconds with one click. Both sentences are on their site; the one that decides whether you can start today is the pricing page.
Not that we could verify. Their Meta documentation describes sending conversion events to the Facebook Pixel or Conversion API, and that is confirmed. Their Google Ads and TikTok documentation describes importing campaign and click data and does not mention a push back. That is an absence in the documentation we read, not a confirmed absence of the feature, so we make no claim in either direction.
Not in the documentation we checked. Their HubSpot integration pulls deal and revenue data into Hyros and requires a Won stage to be configured, and their Salesforce documentation describes mapping Hyros objects to Salesforce ones without confirming a write back. We only fetched two of the eleven CRM and email integrations they list, so this is scoped to those two.
It starts from the CRM rather than from a tracking script, and it uploads what the CRM confirmed to six ad platforms: Google Ads, Meta, LinkedIn, TikTok, Microsoft and Snapchat. It also writes 16 attribution fields back onto the record in HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive and Zoho, so the source of a lead is visible to the person working it. And you can begin without a call.
Every claim about Hyros on this page came from these pages on the dates shown. Prices and features change, so check them yourself before deciding.
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