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CampaignTrackly vs MarinOne

CampaignTrackly

campaigntrackly.com

MarinOne

marinsoftware.com

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FigureCampaignTracklyMarinOne
Price from$1.16/mo$500/mo
Free plan——
Free trialYesYes
Open source——
WebYesYes
APIYesYes
Plans published93
Spec score · Marketing Analytics Software8.1 (#12)8.6 (#6)
HeadquartersPrinceton, New Jersey, USASan Francisco, California, United States
IntegrationsThe API article names one-click workflows across Excel, HubSpot, Salesforce, Marketo, Adobe Workfront, and other applications.Marin lists connections across categories including ad platforms, analytics and tracking, CRM, data warehouses, ecommerce, retail media, search, and social.
Intended usersThe site describes the platform as serving marketing specialists and teams working with owned and paid media.Marin positions MarinOne for brands and agencies managing advertising across multiple channels and accounts.
SupportThe about page lists weekday support and a phone number, and provides a support email for feature requests and questions.Marin lists customer service and support at [email protected].
TrialThe pricing and legal page says monthly and yearly subscriptions include 14 days to try the tool without charges.Marin advertises a free trial of MarinOne for 30 days.

Plans

CampaignTrackly

  • URL Builder Pro$15 a month
  • URL Builder + Excel Add-in$17.99 a month
  • URL Builder Enterprise$21 a month
  • Small Business for 1 Monthly$4.99 a month
  • Track Pro for 1 Yearly$13.95 a year
  • Track Pro Yearly, Team Size up to 10$15 a year
  • Track Pro for 1 Monthly$24.99 a month
  • Track Pro Monthly, Team Size up to 10$24.99 a month
  • Enterprise Pro YearlyPriced on request

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MarinOne

  • Connect$500 a month
  • Ascend$1,000 a month
  • One$2,000 a month

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In their own words

CampaignTrackly

CampaignTrackly creates tracking links for promotional campaigns so marketing specialists and teams can measure and improve ROI across owned and paid media. It centralizes UTM creation, offers a no-code builder, and can process 1, 10, or 100 links at a time. A Chrome extension and preset libraries are intended to reduce tagging errors. Its API supports one-click workflows across Excel, HubSpot, Salesforce, Marketo, Adobe Workfront, and other applications; API access is enabled automatically for Enterprise and Pro+Excel AI customers, while Pro and Starter users can request it. The service runs on web, with API and extension options, and is made by a company headquartered in Princeton, New Jersey. A free plan is listed, and the pricing note says plans start at $15/user/mo (annual) with a 21-day trial. Listed plans include Small Business for 1 Monthly at $4.99 a month, billed monthly, with up to 1,200 links, and Track Pro for 1 Yearly at $13.95 a year, billed yearly, with up to 8,000 links. The app states that it uses SSL 2048b encryption and daily cloud backups hosted on Amazon.

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MarinOne

MarinOne is a SaaS platform for managing and optimizing search, social, and eCommerce advertising across publishers. Its customizable dashboards bring channel performance data together for cross-channel reporting, campaign management, and ROI optimization. Marin Bidding supports spend, efficiency, volume, engagement, and awareness objectives. Budget tools cover planning, forecasts, pacing, dynamic allocation, and bid recommendations; automation includes rules, alerts, workflows, and automated bidding. BI Connect can link reporting to tools such as Tableau and Google Data Studio, and a reporting-only REST API supports connections to client tools or reporting databases. A Google Sheets extension lets users select Marin data from within Sheets. Connect costs $500 a month and includes five data sources, 90 days of backfill, and 24 months of retention. Ascend costs $1,000 a month and One costs $2,000 a month; both list unlimited sources and 365 days of backfill. Marin advertises a 30-day free trial, but there is no free plan. In April 2025, Marin said its board had approved a dissolution and liquidation plan, subject to stockholder approval.

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