Kometrics vs Qonversion

Kometrics connects billing providers, imports billing history, and calculates subscription revenue metrics. Its reports cover MRR, ARR, churn, retention, subscriber growth, ARPA, and LTV; Explore tools include Forecast, Revenue Calendar, Risk Radar, Cohorts, Maps, and Goals. It supports Stripe, Paddle, Creem, and Asaas, backfills historical billing data, then uses signed webhooks to keep data current as renewals, upgrades, and cancellations occur. The AI assistant answers plain-language revenue questions using the same figures as workspace reports. A read-only REST API and MCP connector provide workspace data; the connector supports Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code, and Codex. Workspaces can enable anonymized mode, replacing customer names with irreversible pseudonyms and dropping email addresses before storage. Imported billing data is removed within 30 days after a source is disconnected or an account is deleted. The Free plan includes every feature while tracked MRR is under $1,000. The One plan costs $19 a month and includes unlimited team members and workspaces.

Qonversion is a subscription management platform for building, tracking, analyzing, and growing in-app subscriptions. Its visual No-Code Builder creates paywalls and deploys them without app releases. A/B Experiments compare paywalls, pricing, onboarding flows, and promotional offers using revenue-based statistical significance, also without releases. Real-time analytics cover MRR, ARR, LTV, cohort retention, conversion funnels, and churn-related measures. Native SDKs and integrations are listed for iOS, Android, React Native, Flutter, Unity, Capacitor, and Cordova, with 20-plus integrations offering one-click setup, real-time sync, and no-code configuration. Pro is free at Monthly Tracked Revenue up to $7,000; above that, the charge is 0.8% of tracked revenue. Pro includes all features, unlimited apps and seats, and 24/7 priority support. Qonversion states GDPR and CCPA compliance, SOC 2 Type II certification, and 99.99% uptime, with multi-region failover, offline SDK support, and cached entitlements.