Comparison

Cometly vs Humblytics in 2026: Pipeline-to-ARR ad attribution vs Stripe-verified A/B testing

Cometly ties B2B SaaS ad spend to closed-won CRM revenue through a sales-led Enterprise process. Humblytics scores A/B tests on real Stripe MRR starting at $19 a month, self-serve.

Updated July 3, 2026
Cometly
Humblytics
Key takeaways
  • Cometly attributes ad spend to CRM pipeline and closed-won ARR for B2B SaaS. Humblytics scores A/B test variants and pages against actual Stripe MRR for paid-traffic and landing-page optimization.
  • Humblytics has a public 14-day free trial starting at $19 per month with no credit card required. Cometly has no public pricing at all and requires a sales call for every plan.
  • Cometly tracks AI traffic sources including ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok, and Google AI Overviews. Humblytics has no equivalent AI referral traffic tracking feature.
  • Both tools offer an AI agent integration for autonomous workflows: Cometly ships MCP for Claude on Enterprise, Humblytics ships an open-source Agent API with 12 pre-built skills for Claude and Codex on the Business plan.
  • Humblytics requires Stripe specifically for revenue verification; non-Stripe payment processors are not supported. Cometly integrates with CRM systems for deal-value data rather than a single payment processor.
  • Cometly supports Snowflake and BigQuery warehouse sync on its Enterprise plan. Humblytics has no equivalent data warehouse integration in its published feature set.

Cometly and Humblytics both reject the idea that clicks or platform-reported conversions are good enough, and both tie their metrics to real revenue instead. Cometly connects every ad touch to the pipeline and closed-won ARR it eventually produces inside a CRM, built for B2B SaaS companies with long sales cycles. Humblytics connects every A/B test variant and page to actual Stripe MRR, built for paid-traffic teams that want to know which landing page version made money rather than which one got more clicks. Cometly requires a sales call and has no public pricing; Humblytics has a 14-day free trial starting at $19 per month. Both ship an AI agent integration, Cometly through MCP for Claude, Humblytics through an Agent API for Claude and Codex.

The tools at a glance

ToolStarting priceBest for
CometlyUsage-based, contact for pricingB2B SaaS marketing and RevOps teams running paid campaigns with long sales cycles who need ad spend connected to actual closed-won ARR, not just demo or trial volume.
HumblyticsFrom $19/moPaid traffic teams and SaaS founders running landing page and funnel experiments who want to know which variant actually produced Stripe revenue rather than clicks.

Cometly

B2B SaaS ad attribution that connects every campaign dollar to pipeline created and closed-won ARR.

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Cometly screenshot

Cometly tracks the customer journey from first ad impression through booked demo, pipeline stage, and closed-won ARR, calculating LTV ROAS against actual CRM deal values instead of platform-reported conversion events. Server-side tracking via Conversion API captures sessions that ad blockers and iOS restrictions would otherwise hide.

AI traffic source tracking identifies visits from ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok, and Google AI Overviews, applying the same pipeline and ARR metrics used for Google Ads or LinkedIn Ads. The MCP integration for Claude, available on Enterprise, lets teams query attribution data through natural language.

Pricing is usage-based on website sessions with no public number, and every prospect goes through a sales call before seeing a quote. For B2B SaaS teams with sales cycles measured in weeks or months, that friction buys attribution accuracy that platform dashboards cannot provide.

Pricing
Feature
Core
Usage-based, contact for pricing
Enterprise
Custom
Full-funnel pipeline-to-ARR attributionYesYes
AI traffic source trackingYesYes
MCP integration for ClaudeNoYes
CRM and warehouse syncNoYes
Server-side Conversion APIYesYes
14-day free trialNoNo
Best for: B2B SaaS marketing and RevOps teams running paid campaigns with long sales cycles who need ad spend connected to actual closed-won ARR, not just demo or trial volume.

Humblytics

Revenue-verified analytics and A/B testing that ties every ad, page, and experiment directly to Stripe MRR.

Full review →
Humblytics screenshot

Humblytics joins every page view, funnel step, and A/B test variant directly to the Stripe MRR it produced, rather than reporting on clicks or proxy conversion rates. When a test finishes, the winning variant is the one that made more money, not the one with a higher click-through rate.

The platform runs analytics, A/B testing, funnels, and heatmaps from a single cookieless script with no consent banner required, which also means it captures visitors who reject cookie banners or run ad blockers. The Business plan adds an open-source Agent API with 12 pre-built skills so AI agents in Claude or Codex can read test results, rank the next experiments, and ship variants without a human in the loop.

Pricing starts at $19 per month for the Plus tier with a 14-day free trial and no credit card required, though Plus limits a team to one A/B test, one funnel, and one heatmap at a time. Stripe is required for the revenue-verification features that differentiate the product.

Pricing
Feature
Plus
From $19/mo
Business
Contact for pricing
Scale
Contact for pricing
Enterprise
Custom
Stripe-verified A/B testingYesYesYesYes
Ad attribution (Meta, Google)YesYesYesYes
Agent API (Claude/Codex)NoYesYesYes
A/B tests15UnlimitedUnlimited
Cookie-free trackingYesYesYesYes
14-day free trialYesYesYesNo
Best for: Paid traffic teams and SaaS founders running landing page and funnel experiments who want to know which variant actually produced Stripe revenue rather than clicks.

Head-to-head feature comparison

Feature
Cometly
Humblytics
Primary focusAd spend to closed-won ARR attributionStripe-verified A/B testing and analytics
Revenue verification methodCRM deal valueStripe MRR
Full-funnel pipeline attributionYesNo
A/B testingNoYes
AI traffic source trackingYes (ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok, AI Overviews)No
AI agent integrationYes (MCP for Claude, Enterprise only)Yes (Agent API, Business plan)
Cookieless trackingNoYes
Free trialNoYes (14 days)
API accessYes (Enterprise only)Yes
Self-serve signupNoYes
Starting priceUsage-based (sales-led)$19/mo (Plus)

Cometly names AI traffic sources; neither tool measures AI brand citation

AI Peekaboo dashboard

Cometly attributes ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok, and Google AI Overviews as distinct traffic sources, but that only shows Enterprise customers whether a visit originated from an AI conversation, not whether the brand itself was mentioned or recommended in that conversation. Humblytics has no AI traffic detection at all; its revenue-verification model is built entirely around Stripe MRR. AI Peekaboo fills that specific gap: it monitors brand mentions and recommendations across ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity directly, with a read and write API and white-label reporting from $50 per month, without requiring an Enterprise attribution contract.

Read the AI Peekaboo review →

Which should you choose?

B2B SaaS teams connecting ad spend to closed-won ARRCometly
Paid traffic teams scoring A/B tests on real Stripe revenueHumblytics
Teams wanting a self-serve trial without a sales callHumblytics
Teams tracking ChatGPT, Gemini, and AI Overviews as ad traffic sourcesCometly
Growth teams building an autonomous AI-run experimentation loopHumblytics
RevOps teams needing warehouse sync to Snowflake or BigQueryCometly

Both tools reject vanity metrics in favor of real revenue, but they verify against different sources and serve different sales cycles. Cometly matches ad spend to CRM deal value across months-long B2B sales cycles that require a sales call to even begin evaluating. Humblytics matches page and test variants to Stripe MRR for teams that convert faster and want to self-serve a trial the same day. A B2B SaaS company with a long sales cycle and a paid-traffic team running landing page tests could plausibly need both, since they answer different halves of the revenue question.

Bottom line

If your open question is which ad campaigns are producing closed-won ARR inside your CRM, book the Cometly demo and bring your session volume for a quote. If your open question is which landing page or A/B test variant actually made money, start the Humblytics 14-day trial on the Plus plan for $19 per month and connect Stripe before running your first test. Neither tool tracks whether your brand is actually being recommended inside an AI conversation, which is a separate problem from AI-sourced traffic volume.

Frequently asked questions

Is Cometly or Humblytics better for a B2B SaaS company with a long sales cycle?

Cometly is the better fit for a long B2B sales cycle. It connects ad spend to CRM pipeline stages and closed-won ARR across cohorts of 90 days or longer, which is exactly the attribution gap standard tools miss. Humblytics is built around Stripe MRR and A/B testing, which suits faster self-serve conversion cycles better than long enterprise sales motions.

Can I try Cometly before paying, the way I can with Humblytics?

No. Cometly has no public free trial; every prospect goes through a sales call to get a usage-based quote. Humblytics offers a 14-day free trial with no credit card required, starting on the $19 per month Plus plan.

Does Humblytics track AI traffic sources like ChatGPT the way Cometly does?

No. Humblytics has no AI traffic source tracking feature. Cometly explicitly identifies and attributes visits from ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok, and Google AI Overviews, applying the same pipeline and ARR metrics used for paid ad channels, though this is only available on the Enterprise plan.

How do the AI agent integrations in Cometly and Humblytics differ?

Cometly's MCP integration for Claude, available on Enterprise, lets users query attribution data like campaign ROAS and closed-won ARR through natural language. Humblytics' Agent API, available on Business, is an open-source REST interface with 12 pre-built skills that let Claude or Codex read test results, rank next experiments, and ship variants autonomously. Humblytics' integration is built for running the experimentation loop, while Cometly's is built for querying attribution data.

Does Cometly work without a CRM, the way Humblytics works without deep integrations?

Cometly is built around matching ad clicks to CRM deal data, so it is most useful for companies with an active CRM pipeline. Humblytics requires Stripe specifically for its revenue-verification features; if you use a different payment processor, you lose the core differentiator and are left with proxy analytics metrics instead.

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