TL;DR
TrackBee is an EU-built tracking app with a genuinely broad integration list and one pricing decision that shapes everything else: the meter is your tracked revenue. Its three plans are Start at €79 a month covering €25,000 of monthly tracked revenue, Pro at €199 covering €100,000, and Scale at €449 covering €500,000, each with a published per-€1,000 overage above its allowance, all excl. VAT [1]. WeltPixel Conversion Tracking is $39 a month flat with no meter of any kind [4]. Run the arithmetic at any revenue level and the answer is the same: TrackBee's cheapest possible state, a small store inside the Start allowance, is roughly double our price, and the gap only widens from there. That makes this a different comparison from the ones we have published on order-metered rivals, where a low-volume band genuinely favored the other tool and we said so. Here the honest concessions are about capability, not price: TrackBee covers Microsoft Ads and lead surfaces we do not, builds cross-session shopper profiles we do not attempt, and handles agency multi-store setups well. We build WeltPixel Conversion Tracking, so read this the way you would read any vendor's comparison: every number is from a public page, dated, and checking them takes minutes.
Comparison Table
| WeltPixel Conversion Tracking | TrackBee | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $39/mo flat, unlimited orders and revenue [4] | €79 / €199 / €449 by tracked-revenue tier, plus per-€1,000 overage, excl. VAT [1] |
| At €25K revenue/mo | $39 | €79 (Start) |
| At €100K revenue/mo | $39 | €199 (Pro) |
| At €250K revenue/mo | $39 | €349 (Pro plus overage) |
| At €1M revenue/mo | $39 | €824 (Scale plus overage) |
| Destinations | 10, all included: GA4, Meta, TikTok, Google Ads, Reddit, OpenAI ads, Pinterest ads, Snapchat, Klaviyo, theMarketer [4] | 19 published, all included on every tier, among them Snapchat, Microsoft Ads, Whop, and Calendly lead events [1][2] |
| Extra stores | Not metered | 2 to 6 included by plan; extra stores €49/month each on Pro and Scale [1] |
| Free option | Discovery plan: GA4 tracking free up to 100 storefront orders/mo, no time limit [4] | 30-day trial, no credit card; no free plan behind it [1] |
| Billing | Shopify subscription, on your Shopify invoice | The App Store listing prices the same three plans in USD, billed every 30 days; TrackBee's own pricing page quotes them in EUR excl. VAT (both read October 29, 2026) [1][3] |
The Meter Is Your Revenue, and That Is the Whole Model
Most tools in this category meter something: orders, sessions, events. TrackBee meters the one number every merchant is actively trying to grow. Track €25,000 a month and Start covers you at €79. Grow to €100,000 and you are a Pro customer at €199. Keep going to €1 million and the Scale plan plus its overage lands at €824, using nothing but TrackBee's own published rates [1].
Notice what changed along the way: not the tracking. The events are the same events, the integrations the same integrations. A store at €1 million a month does not generate ten times the tracking work of a store at €100,000, but on a revenue meter it pays roughly four times as much. Revenue metering has one property that order metering does not: you cannot throttle it, batch it, or clean it up. The only way to lower the bill is to grow less.
Our position on this is the same one we hold on every page of this series: the app does the same work for a big store as a small one, so it charges the same price. $39, flat, with the meter removed entirely [4].
There Is No Crossover This Time
When we compared Littledata, we opened with the fact that its per-order plan genuinely beats our price below about 110 orders a month, because it does, and pretending otherwise would have cost us the page's credibility. It would be convenient to report something similar here. There is nothing to report. TrackBee's floor is €79, roughly twice our $39 before VAT is added, and its ceiling keeps rising with your revenue while ours does not move [1][4].
So the honest framing is not "which tool is cheaper at your size", because that question has the same answer at every size. It is "what does TrackBee's extra money buy, and do you need it?" That question has real answers, and they are the next two sections.
What the Sticker Hides: VAT, Stores, and the Insights Add-On
Three line items sit outside the headline prices, all published on TrackBee's pricing page [1]. The plans are quoted excl. VAT, so an EU merchant who cannot reclaim VAT should mentally add their local rate. Each plan includes a store allowance, two on Start, four on Pro, six on Scale, and on the Pro and Scale plans each store beyond the allowance is €49 a month. And TrackBee Insights, the conversational analytics layer that connects to Claude and ChatGPT, is a separate €19.99 a month on top of any plan.
None of this is hidden and none of it is wrong. It just means the sticker is the floor of the bill, not the bill. A two-store merchant on Pro with Insights pays €218.99 plus VAT, not €199, and that is with both stores sitting inside Pro's four-store allowance. Our equivalent number is $39, because there is no store meter, no add-on tier, and Shopify handles the tax line on the same invoice as everything else [4].
Nineteen Integrations vs Ten, Differently Shaped
TrackBee publishes 19 integrations and we publish 10, and unlike most big-number claims in this category, theirs deserves to be taken at face value [2]. The list includes Microsoft Ads, Whop, Calendly booking events, and custom checkout support, real surfaces that our list does not touch. If meaningful ad budget flows through Microsoft, or your funnel books calls through Calendly, TrackBee can see that channel and we cannot.
The two lists overlap on eight: GA4, Meta, Google Ads, TikTok, Pinterest, Snapchat, Klaviyo, and OpenAI (ChatGPT) ads [2]. We then carry two they do not publish: Reddit ads and theMarketer.
The right way to read the counts is to ignore them and read the lists. A store spending on Meta, Google, and TikTok is fully covered by either tool. A store spending on Microsoft Ads needs TrackBee. A store spending on Reddit ads, or sending to theMarketer, needs us. The number 19 and the number 10 decide nothing on their own. How the rest of the field prices the same job is in our nine-app roundup, if you want the wider picture.
Where the Billing Lives
When we checked on August 5, 2026, TrackBee's App Store listing said "Free", with a 4.5 rating from 7 reviews; on October 21, 2026 it read "This app is not currently available on the Shopify App Store" [3]. The label was accurate in the narrow sense: installing is free, and the 30-day trial needs no credit card. On October 29, 2026 the listing was back, rated 4.8 from 8 reviews, with Start at $79, Pro at $199 and Scale at $449 a month and the line "All charges are billed in USD. Recurring and usage-based charges are billed every 30 days" [3]. TrackBee's own pricing page still quotes the same plans in euros, excl. VAT [1].
That leaves one practical thing to check before you commit: which currency your plan actually bills in, since the listing says USD and the pricing page says EUR excl. VAT [1][3]. And the App Store's old "Free" label told you nothing about what you would pay, which is why the euro figures in this article come from TrackBee's own pricing page [1]. WeltPixel bills through Shopify: the $39 shows up on the invoice you already reconcile, and uninstalling ends it [4].
Where TrackBee Is the Better Choice
A comparison you can trust has to cut both ways, so here is the other side of the ledger, stated plainly.
If you run Microsoft Ads or lead-gen funnels, TrackBee covers channels we do not: Microsoft Ads, Calendly bookings, Whop, and other lead surfaces [2]. A tracking app that cannot see a channel you spend on is the wrong app at any price.
If you want an identity layer rather than just event delivery, TrackBee links shoppers across sessions and devices, feeds new-versus-returning signals to ad platforms, and fires Klaviyo abandonment flows for visitors who never identified themselves [2]. We deliver enriched events with deduplication; we do not build cross-session shopper profiles.
If you are an agency running a portfolio, TrackBee's plans include several stores with isolated data under one dashboard, a mobile app on every plan, and support that answers on WhatsApp [1]. That operational surface can be worth more than the price difference when you manage ten clients.
Key Takeaways
- TrackBee meters tracked revenue: €79 covers €25K a month, €199 covers €100K, €449 covers €500K, each with published overage, excl. VAT. Growth is the only thing that moves the bill.
- There is no revenue level at which TrackBee costs less than WeltPixel's flat $39; its floor is roughly double our price.
- The sticker excludes VAT, extra stores at €49 each, and the €19.99 Insights add-on.
- TrackBee's 19 integrations are real and differently shaped: Microsoft Ads and lead surfaces on their side, Reddit ads and theMarketer on ours, eight shared.
- TrackBee's App Store listing now prices its plans in USD while its own pricing page quotes EUR excl. VAT (October 29, 2026); its old "Free" label meant free to install, not free to run.
- Pick TrackBee for Microsoft Ads, lead-gen, shopper profiles, or agency multi-store work. Pick WeltPixel for ten integrations at a price that ignores your growth.
FAQ
Is WeltPixel Conversion Tracking cheaper than TrackBee?
Yes, at every published volume as of August 5, 2026. TrackBee's entry plan is €79 a month excl. VAT covering €25,000 of tracked revenue; WeltPixel is $39 flat with no meter. At €100,000 of monthly revenue TrackBee's cheapest plan is €199 against $39; at €1 million it is €824 [1][4].
What does TrackBee cost as a store grows?
TrackBee prices on tracked revenue across three plans: Start €79 covering €25K a month, Pro €199 covering €100K, Scale €449 covering €500K, with per-€1,000 overage above each allowance, all excl. VAT. Extra stores beyond a plan's allowance are €49 each and the Insights add-on is €19.99. At €250K a month the cheapest configuration is €349; at €1M it is €824 [1].
Does WeltPixel cover the same platforms as TrackBee?
Eight overlap: GA4, Meta, Google Ads, TikTok, Pinterest, Snapchat, Klaviyo, and OpenAI (ChatGPT) ads. TrackBee adds Microsoft Ads and lead surfaces such as Calendly and Whop, publishing 19 integrations in total. WeltPixel adds Reddit ads and theMarketer. Both include their full list on every paid plan [1][2][4].
Can I switch from TrackBee to WeltPixel without losing my data?
Yes. Conversion history lives in your ad platforms and GA4 accounts, not inside the tracking app. Install WeltPixel, verify events on each platform, then remove TrackBee so purchases are not double-counted. Remember to cancel your TrackBee plan too, wherever you signed up for it.
Does WeltPixel have a free plan like TrackBee's trial?
WeltPixel's free option is a plan, not a trial: the Discovery plan covers GA4 conversion tracking up to 100 storefront orders a month with no expiry. TrackBee's trial runs 30 days with no credit card, and behind it the €79 Start plan is the smallest option [1][4].
If your ad spend runs through GA4, Meta, TikTok, Google Ads, Reddit, Pinterest, Snapchat, or ChatGPT ads and you want server-side delivery at a price that stays put while you grow, install WeltPixel Conversion Tracking.
Sources
- TrackBee pricing page, trackbee.io/pricing, accessed August 5, 2026, and trackbee.ai/pricing, accessed October 29, 2026
- TrackBee integrations, trackbee.ai/integrations, accessed October 21, 2026
- TrackBee Connect, Shopify App Store listing, apps.shopify.com/trackbee, accessed August 5, October 21 and October 29, 2026
- WeltPixel Conversion Tracking, Shopify App Store listing, apps.shopify.com/weltpixel-conversion-tracking, accessed August 5, 2026