Triple Whale vs Umami

Triple Whale brings business data together to help ecommerce and retail brands measure growth and support decisions and actions. The product is aimed at marketing, ecommerce, and data leaders. Triple Pixel supports tracking across devices and platforms, while paid plans offer multi-touch attribution. Moby AI uses business context to answer questions about sales, spend, customers, and performance, and can generate on-brand creative. The Automate plan adds paid-media actions, scheduled reports and workflows, creative variations, and tools for landing pages and interactive assets. Enterprise combines attribution with marketing mix modeling and incrementality testing, including holdouts and geo-lift tests. Triple Whale lists more than 60 pre-built integrations, plus Data-In and Data-Out APIs for connecting sources and syncing platform data to warehouses, BI tools, or internal apps. The Free plan costs nothing and includes 10 users and 12 months of data retention. The product has a mobile app and lists real-time data refresh updated every 15 minutes or less. Triple Whale was founded in 2021 and is headquartered in Columbus, Ohio.

Umami is an open-source analytics platform for understanding website and product traffic, campaigns, visitor behavior, conversions, retention and revenue. Reports cover pageviews, visitor metrics, UTM campaigns, real-time activity, funnels, goals, journeys, attribution and revenue. Session replays and click and scroll heatmaps are available on Business and above. Umami says standard analytics uses no cookies, does not track people across websites, and does not collect directly identifying information. Optional features such as distinct IDs, custom properties, revenue tracking, replays and heatmaps can collect additional information when enabled; replays are off by default and mask input fields by default. Customers can choose managed Umami Cloud or host the open-source platform themselves. The free Hobby cloud plan sits alongside Pro at $20 a month and Business at $200 a month. Pro includes one million events monthly and up to 20 websites; Business includes 10 million events monthly, unlimited websites and heatmaps. Cloud event usage includes pageviews and custom events, with excess events billed per event without stopping collection. The platform also provides API access and a read-only MCP server on specified plans or self-hosted versions.