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Supermetrics Pricing in 2026, Explained

Supermetrics publishes three plans and a list of paid extras, with different prices by region. Here is every US price as of October 2026, and what two common setups would cost.

Supermetrics US pricing as of 5 October 2026: Starter from $44 a month billed yearly, Growth from $177, Enterprise on request, plus paid extras.

US prices, as published on supermetrics.com/pricing for North American visitors and captured on 5 October 2026. Supermetrics shows different price lists in different regions, and prices change. Check the page before you buy.

Supermetrics publishes three plans. In the US, Starter is from $44 a month billed yearly, or $55 billed monthly. Growth is from $177 billed yearly, or $222 monthly. Enterprise is priced on request. On top of each plan you can buy extra destinations, users, data sources and accounts, so the bill can rise well above the headline price.

The Three Plans

The page shows prices in US dollars and says yearly billing saves 20 %. Each plan is defined by four limits: destinations, data sources, accounts per source and users.

Starter

Growth

Enterprise

Price per month, billed yearly

from $44

from $177

Quote

Price per month, billed monthly

from $55

from $222

Quote

Destinations

1 core destination

1 core destination

Core and data-warehouse destinations

Data sources

3

6

All

Accounts per data source

3

7

Custom

Users

1

2

Custom

Single sign-on

Yes

Yes

Enterprise SSO with SAML

Supermetrics Studio AI credits

4,000 a month

12,000 a month

Custom

AI clients listed

Claude, ChatGPT and Copilot

Claude, ChatGPT and Copilot

Claude, ChatGPT and Copilot

Support

Standard: 24/7 tickets, chat and email

Standard

Customer success manager and plan

Enterprise adds what the two self-serve plans leave out. The page lists data warehousing, Supermetrics Storage, data transformations, the Data API and the Platform API, custom data import, multiple teams, and data residency and region control.

An "account" depends on the source. Supermetrics' own example: on Facebook Ads an account is an ad account, and on Google Analytics it is a property. So "3 accounts per data source" means three ad accounts on an ad platform, or three GA4 properties, not three logins.

The Extras, Priced

Every plan can be extended, up to a ceiling. These are the published US prices for each extra unit.

Extra

Starter, yearly · monthly

Growth, yearly · monthly

Destination

+$49 · +$62, up to 2 in total

+$149 · +$187, up to 2 in total

User

+$37 · +$47, up to 3 in total

+$99 · +$124, up to 5 in total

Data source

Not offered

+$37 · +$47, up to 9 in total

Account

Not offered

+$11 · +$14, up to 15 in total

Two limits matter most. Starter cannot add data sources or accounts, so a fourth source means moving to Growth, a jump from $44 to $177 a month billed yearly. And Growth tops out at two destinations and nine sources, so a team that needs a third destination or a tenth source is into Enterprise and a quote.

The page does not say how often extras are billed. The figures change with the yearly and monthly toggle, like the plan prices, so the examples below treat them as monthly amounts. Confirm this with Supermetrics before you budget.

What Two Common Setups Would Cost

These are illustrative sums from the published US prices, not quotes. They assume extras are charged monthly at the listed rate.

A solo marketer: three sources, two destinations, one user, up to three accounts on each source. Starter at $44 and one extra destination at $49 come to $93 a month billed yearly. Billed monthly it is $55 + $62 = $117 a month. That is about twice the headline price.

A small agency: nine sources, two destinations, four users, up to seven accounts on each source. Growth at $177, three extra sources at $37, one extra destination at $149 and two extra users at $99 come to $635 a month billed yearly. Billed monthly it is $222 + 3 × $47 + $187 + 2 × $124 = $798 a month.

The pattern is the point. Supermetrics' plan price covers a small base, and each added destination, source, account or user is priced on its own. If your needs grow, your bill grows by those steps, until the next plan up.

Trial, AI Credits and Usage

Supermetrics offers a 14-day free trial. Its FAQ says you are not asked for payment information or credit card details. There is no free plan.

Its plans are fixed price. The FAQ says it does not bill "for the volume of data you move". The one metered element is AI credits, used by its Supermetrics Studio product. Each plan includes a monthly allowance, and you can buy more.

How SignalBraid's Published Price Compares

The concessions come first. Supermetrics is a working product you can trial today. SignalBraid is in development, with access by invitation, and none of its connectors has passed its release gate yet.

Until it has, a price comparison is a comparison of published terms, not of what each product delivers.

On published terms, SignalBraid's Starter plan is $15 a month billed annually, or $18 billed monthly. It includes 3 sources, 50 accounts and 5 users. Under its published terms, rows are never metered and nothing is charged automatically for overage. Fair-use limits apply: a workspace far above its plan gets written notice and a conversation first, never a paid overage.

As published

Supermetrics Starter (US, 5 Oct 2026)

SignalBraid Starter

Price per month, billed annually · monthly

$44 · $55

$15 · $18

Sources

3

3

Accounts

3 per source (9 across 3 sources)

50 in total

Users

1, up to 3 with extras

5

Free plan

No; 14-day trial, no card

No; 30-day trial, no card

Available today

Yes

No; in development, access by invitation

What SignalBraid Does Today

SignalBraid is in development, with access by invitation. Its prices and allowances are published terms, not a running service yet.

Connector status on 21 October 2026, from the registry: Google Analytics 4: Planned. Google Search Console: Planned. Google Ads: Planned.

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Sources

  1. Supermetrics, "Pricing", https://supermetrics.com/pricing, North American price list ("NAM Pricing" in the page data), as captured by the Internet Archive on 5 October 2026: https://web.archive.org/web/20261005200007/https://supermetrics.com/pricing. Yearly and monthly views and the FAQ, read on 19 October 2026.
  2. The same page read directly from Dhaka on 14 and 19 October 2026 serves the Asia-Pacific price list ("JAPAC Pricing"), with lower prices and different limits.
  3. SignalBraid prices and allowances: the product contract, as rendered on signalbraid.com on 21 October 2026.

Frequently asked questions

Does Supermetrics have a free trial?
Yes. Supermetrics offers a 14-day free trial, and its FAQ says you are not asked for payment information or credit card details. There is no free plan.
Does Supermetrics still have a Pro plan?
Not on its pricing page. In October 2026 the page listed three plans: Starter, Growth and Enterprise. Some guides published earlier in 2026 still show a Pro plan.
Are Supermetrics prices the same in every country?
No. Supermetrics shows a different price list depending on where you visit from. In October 2026 the North American list had Starter from $44 a month billed yearly, while the list shown to visitors in Asia-Pacific had Starter from $39, with different limits. The prices in this guide are the US ones. Check the page from your own location.
Is Supermetrics an ETL tool?
Supermetrics calls itself a "Marketing Intelligence Platform". Its core job is to move data from marketing platforms into spreadsheets, BI tools and, on Enterprise, data warehouses. Data teams call that work extract, transform and load (ETL), but the pricing page does not use the word.
Is Supermetrics worth the price?
It depends on how many people, sources and destinations you need. Starter fits one person, or up to three with paid extra users, with up to three sources and two destinations. A fourth source means Growth, and more than nine sources, more than two destinations or a data warehouse means Enterprise. Price your own setup with the extras table above before you compare tools.