TracwellvsRybbit

Rybbit Standard is $99 a month at 2M events. Tracwell is $29.

Revenue attribution, goals, funnels, sessions, API and MCP access - all included. Start with 5 websites and one seat at 300K events, then grow your event allowance as you need it.

Price and capacity

The starting plans, side by side

At 2M events Tracwell is $29 with 20 websites and 10 seats; Rybbit Standard is $99 with five websites and three members. At 10M it is $79 against $249. Rybbit has no 300K tier; its 500K tier is $49.

Monthly plan pricing and included usage for Tracwell and Rybbit
Monthly billing · USDTracwellRybbit
PlanTracwellStandard
Monthly price$9$19
Monthly allowance300,000 events100K events
Websites55
Team seats13

300K events

$9/mo

5 websites · 1 seat

$90/year · 1 year history

1M events

$15/mo

5 websites · 1 seat

$150/year · 1 year history

2M events

$29/mo

20 websites · 10 seats

$290/year · 2 years history

5M events

$49/mo

20 websites · 10 seats

$490/year · 2 years history

10M events

$79/mo

50 websites · 30 seats

$790/year · 4 years history

20M events

$149/mo

50 websites · 30 seats

$1490/year · 4 years history

All six Tracwell event allowances include goals, funnels, sessions, API and MCP access, and seats based on event allowance. Pageviews and custom events share the allowance.

Rybbit’s pricing slider says pageviews, but its billing docs count every event toward the limit, including custom events, web vitals, outbound clicks and autocaptured interactions. Standard stays at five websites and three members at every volume; more need Pro. At its limit Rybbit stops collecting until the next month or an upgrade, like Tracwell. Standard keeps three years of data and Pro five.

Rybbit has a 7-day free trial. New cloud sites have no free plan; self-hosting is free.

Competitor prices checked November 12, 2026. Taxes and regional pricing may differ.

Everything you get with Tracwell.

Explore Tracwell’s reports, tracking tools, and team features. Every paid plan includes the full feature set, with the mode and setup requirements shown below.

Tracwell compared with Rybbit across 22 capabilities.
CapabilityTracwellRybbit
Analytics & reports
Realtime analytics
Available: Live visitors & events
Available: Realtime globe
Sources, referrers & campaigns
Available
Available
Page performance
Available
Available
Countries, devices & browsers
Available
Available
Individual visitor activity
Available: Visitors report
Available: User profiles
Session timelines
Available: Ordered events per session
Available: Session timelines
Conversion goals
Available
Available
Multi-step funnels
Available
Available
Revenue attribution
With conditions: Product mode · backend events
Not documented
Tracking & privacy
Custom events
Available
Available
Custom event properties
Available
Available: JSON up to 2,048 characters
Cookieless collection
Available
Available
Collection without browser storage
With conditions: Private mode
With conditions: Default script; identify uses localStorage
Returning-visitor identity
With conditions: Product mode
Available: IP + user-agent hash
Browser tracking & automatic pageviews
Available: Script or JavaScript SDK
Available: Script or web SDK
React Native & Expo SDK
Available
Available
Server-side custom events
Available: Scoped server API
Available: HTTP track API
Access & collaboration
Analytics API
Available: Every paid plan
Available: Every paid plan
MCP access for AI tools
Available: Every paid plan
Available: Hosted · every plan
Data exports
Available: Report CSVs & retained events
With conditions: SQL results as CSV or JSON
Team access
Available: 1 / 10 / 30 seats
With conditions: 3 Standard · Pro unlimited
Multiple websites
Available: 5 at 300K events
With conditions: 5 Standard · Pro unlimited
Available− Mode, plan, or setup requirement× Not offered? Not confirmed in reviewed documentation

Tracwell sessions show recorded event timelines, not screen recordings. Private mode uses daily visitor estimates; returning-visitor continuity and optional identification require Product mode. Revenue attribution requires verified backend events; unmatched payments remain unattributed.

Both tools include hosted MCP access, so you can ask the same question from Claude or Cursor and compare the answers. Ask your analytics from Claude or Cursor.

Availability does not imply identical reporting or counting rules. “Not documented” means we could not confirm an equivalent feature in the sources reviewed, not that the tool cannot support it.

Written by Tracwell. Sources reviewed . Check current plans and documentation before choosing.

FAQ

Before you decide.

Count every event type you send, including autocaptured clicks and web vitals, then price both tools at that volume. Check how many websites and team members you need before choosing a plan.

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