Adjust vs Permutive

Adjust is an attribution and analytics suite for app marketers measuring marketing activity across platforms. Its measurement offering connects marketing touchpoints across mobile, web, connected TV, PC, and console. Datascape combines marketing data with reports, visualizations, dashboards, and performance metrics. Growth Copilot lets users ask plain-language questions in Datascape, while Adjust MCP connects Adjust data to existing AI workflows. TrueLink creates branded deep links that can direct users to specific locations within an app across channels and environments. Audience tools support building, analyzing, and A/B testing custom groups for retargeting, and the partner marketplace lists ad networks, analytics platforms, and data management solutions. The free Base plan includes up to 1,500 monthly attributions for up to 12 months. Core and Enterprise pricing is available through sales. Growth Solutions such as TrueLink, Web Attribution, Fraud Prevention Suite, Data Residency, and PC & Console are paid add-ons for Core and Enterprise clients. Base clients receive English email-only support and the Help Center. Adjust says it was founded in 2012 and is an AppLovin company.

Permutive combines a data management platform, clean room, curation, and first-party data activation for publishers, advertisers, agencies, and retail media leaders. It ingests first-party data from sites, apps, or CDPs to build a real-time audience graph, with audience segments based on behavioral, contextual, and demographic data. Its clean room supports collaboration with more than 150 publishers without data transfers, PII sharing, or code writing; advertisers can activate through more than 150 publishers and SSPs using one Deal ID. The clean room can run on Google Cloud, Snowflake, Databricks, and Azure. Permutive lists connections to identity and contextual providers, SSPs, CDPs, cloud platforms, ad servers, DSPs, curation marketplaces, and social media. The company says its Edge technology processes data on-device, and that processing for its vertical publisher solution complies with GDPR, CCPA, and other global regulations. It has completed SOC 2 and SOC 3 audits. The company was founded in 2014 and is based in London. Pricing is on request; there is no free plan or trial. Supported platforms are Android, iOS, and web.