Move the slider to your monthly event volume and the price follows it. Both plans carry the same analytics, the same iOS and revenue connections and the same AI layer. Growth adds room for more sites, more people and longer history.
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Prices come from the billing service, so they are never out of date here.
The bill is based on monthly tracked events, and on nothing else. You pick the tier that matches your event volume and move between tiers as that volume changes, so the cost follows the size of your audience rather than the size of your company.
No. There is no per-seat charge at any tier. Team size is an allowance inside each tier instead: the entry tier is built for one person and the higher tier covers a whole team at the same event volume, so adding a colleague within your allowance never changes what you pay.
Every tier includes the same product: cookieless web analytics, Apple App Store Connect, Stripe or RevenueCat revenue, the AI insight layer and the embeddable globe. Higher tiers add room — more websites, more people and longer history — rather than unlocking features held back from the tier below.
The trial runs fourteen days and needs no payment method to start. Nothing can be charged before then because there is no card on file, and DataSpice asks for one on day fifteen. There is nothing to cancel if you decide not to continue.
Going over your allowance moves you to the tier that fits, and you move back down again if your volume falls. Collection is not cut off mid-month and data is not silently discarded for being over a line.
The figures above are read from the billing catalogue when the page loads, so what you see is what you would be charged today. Writing them into the page itself would create a second copy that goes stale the first time a tier changes, and a stale price is worse than no price.
Still deciding? See how DataSpice compares to other analytics tools, or read the questions founders ask before installing.