The Supermetrics alternative
without the Enterprise wall

Supermetrics lists Starter from €39 a month and Growth from €159 a month, billed yearly, with Enterprise priced on a quote. Starter includes 2 data sources, 1 destination, 1 user and 2 accounts per source. Growth includes 7 sources, 1 destination, 2 users and 7 accounts per source. Extra sources, destinations, users and ad accounts are add-ons up to a ceiling: Growth tops out at 15 sources, 20 ad accounts, 5 users and 4 destinations, with extra users at €99 a month each. Data warehousing, transformations, storage and API access are only on Enterprise.

Yes, but Supermetrics lists data warehousing (BigQuery, Snowflake and Redshift) under its Enterprise plan, which is priced on a quote. Starter and Growth send data to destinations such as Google Sheets, Looker Studio and Power BI. Weld loads into your own warehouse on every plan, from $99 a month billed yearly.

It depends on where you want the data to end up. If reports in Google Sheets or Looker Studio are the goal, Supermetrics and tools like Funnel or Windsor.ai are built for that. If you want marketing data in your own warehouse next to sales, finance and product data, modelled in SQL and sent back to your ad platforms, without moving to an Enterprise contract, Weld does that on one platform: 300+ connectors, transformations, reverse ETL, lineage and an internal agent, from $99 a month billed yearly, with unlimited ad accounts.

Not always. Supermetrics Starter at €39 a month is cheaper than Weld Basic at $99 for a couple of sources going into a spreadsheet. The difference is in what the price scales with. Supermetrics charges for more sources, destinations, users and ad accounts, caps Growth at 15 sources and 20 ad accounts, and keeps warehousing and transformations on Enterprise. Weld prices on rows and connectors, with unlimited ad accounts and a warehouse destination on every plan, so another ad account is never a line item of its own.

Growth can be extended to at most 15 data sources, 20 ad accounts, 5 users and 4 destinations. Past that, or as soon as you need a data warehouse, transformations or API access, the next step is Enterprise, which Supermetrics prices by quote. On Weld the tiers above Basic have published prices, $389 a month for Premium and $959 for Business billed yearly, and the warehouse and transformations are there from the start.

Yes. Weld loads your data into a warehouse, and Looker Studio, Power BI or any BI tool reads from it directly. To work in Google Sheets or Excel, Weld's reverse ETL syncs any table or model into a sheet on a schedule.

Connect the same ad, analytics and CRM accounts in Weld, choose your warehouse, and let the first syncs load your history. Then point your reports at the new tables. You can run both side by side until the numbers match, and our team can walk through your setup on a demo call.