Mohammed Ghamrawi
SAI wouldn't recommend to consider… I wouldn't recommend to consider getting into Cometly. They have only 1 yearly plan for $2000 or more (after you schedule a call with them) and forget about getting a refund if you don't like it for any reason. The support team is not knowledgeable and most of the time you will not get the best answer.
Max
ATPerfect tracking, great support, clean interface, what else?… I've tried multiple things when it comes to properly tracking my Facebook Ads and nothing seemed to work... Then I stumbled across Cometly, they got me set up in about ten minutes and there it was: The perfect tracking solution - finally, right? The whole interface is super clean with all the features you could ever need. And the best part is that they have an excellent support team, which is highly competent and responding super fast! Solid 10/10! ✔
Kevin
CAWith Cometly With Cometly, running ads seem like the pre IOS 14.5 agin. Accurate data and attribution so I know I'm not flying blind when it comes to allocating budgets. Easy and user friendly interface. Look forward to their automated rules!
Marketing Team Boyd
GBAccurate, Easy To Use, Highly Recommend I've been with Cometly for a couple months now and it's hands down the best attribution software we've used. From accuracy to easy of use - it's been great. We've been able to scale campaigns with confidence which has gotten a product of ours back on track and growing fast. Customer support has been exceptional as well. It's only been a couple of months but highly impressed and recommend.
Omar N Doughan
GBDeceptive pricing models make using the software impossible They changed their pricing models twice in the past 2 months. The first pricing model change allowed customers to grow with the service with a reasonable and fair investment. In early 2023 they changed the pricing model again to be nontransparent using "ad credits" instead of a monthly subscription and requiring a $2000 investment to get started. It's impossible for me to use the service now and I'm sure a lot of eCommerce entrepreneurs will feel the same. I can't even wrap my head around their new pricing model. It's completely confusing. It feels like they're just trying to squeeze more money out of people. They explained on the phone that they're looking to partner with more long term clients. How can new clients even invest in their software when the initial investment is $2000? Huge barrier of entry now.