A factual comparison — pricing and features, checked directly, not guessed.
| Entry-level price | Pulse Tracker | RedTrack |
|---|---|---|
| Starting price | $20/month | ~$149/month (Solo plan) |
| Live chat support (entry tier) | Included | Email only on Solo plan |
| Free trial | 7 days free trial, no card required | 7 days, no card required |
| Feature | Pulse Tracker | RedTrack |
|---|---|---|
| Bot/fraud click filtering | Included, every tier | Included |
| Multi-touch attribution | First touch, last touch, linear, U-shaped and time-decay | Included with multiple attribution modes |
| Cross-device identity | Deterministic stitching from matching hashed customer identifiers | Smart attribution across browsers/devices |
| A/B/C split testing | Included, every tier | Included |
| Meta Conversions API | Included, every tier | Included |
| Mobile access | Installable mobile web app | Responsive web platform |
| E-commerce / DTC tracking | Not offered | Dedicated plan track |
Both filter bot traffic automatically, both support A/B split testing, and both send confirmed conversions directly to Meta. Core tracking accuracy isn't the dividing line between these two.
Both offer multi-touch attribution. RedTrack's remaining edge is dedicated e-commerce / DTC tracking depth (and a more complex platform overall), priced at roughly 3x Pulse Tracker's entry tier. Reviewers consistently note a real learning curve. Pulse Tracker includes first-touch, last-touch, linear, U-shaped and time-decay models with selectable lookback windows.
RedTrack's entry Solo plan doesn't include live chat support — only email — which can matter if you need fast answers while setting up a campaign. Pulse Tracker includes live support from the entry tier. RedTrack is a strong choice for an established, multi-channel operation; likely more platform than a smaller one needs on day one.
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