last verified 25 August 2026
Magistry vs wetracked.io
Pick wetracked.io if you want server-side tracking done well and nothing else touched. Pick Magistry if the point of better attribution is that something then acts on it — pausing the losing campaign, not just measuring it. wetracked starts at $49/month for 500 orders; Magistry at $99/month with no order limit.
Magistry is an autonomous operations platform for Shopify stores. wetracked.io is an server-side tracking and conversion-enrichment tool. Every wetracked.io figure on this page is quoted from their own public pages, with the source and the date we read it in the table below. Where they do not publish something, the cell says so instead of guessing.
Magistry and wetracked.io compared, dimension by dimension
Each row is one feature, with the source it was verified against and the date. Rows where wetracked.io does not offer something are marked as not offered, not scored as a failure — the two products overlap on measurement and diverge everywhere else.
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| Dimension | Magistry | wetracked.io | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| What the product is | An autonomous operations platform for Shopify stores. Server-side tracking is one module beside catalog, ads, feeds, customer service and disputes, on the same plan price. | A dedicated tracking layer: first-party collection, a "360° Data Enrichment Engine", and real-time forwarding of enriched events to every ad channel. | wetracked.io pricing pageretrieved 25 August 2026 |
| Entry price for a paid plan | $99/month (Starter) with 1,000 AI-credits. Order volume does not appear in the price at all. | $49/month (Starter) covering 500 orders a month across up to 3 stores, or $39.20/month billed annually. | wetracked.io pricing pageretrieved 25 August 2026 |
| What the bill scales on | A plan fee plus a monthly allowance of AI-credits: $0 / $99 / $249 / $499, with credits beyond the allowance at $0.12. Order count never moves it. | Monthly order count and store count. Starter 500 orders / 3 stores; Business $149 for 3,000 orders / 5 stores; Scale-up $249 for 7,500 orders / 10 stores; Enterprise is custom above 7,500. | wetracked.io pricing pageretrieved 25 August 2026 |
| Cost at 3,000 orders a month | $99, $249 or $499 depending on how much agent work the store generates — the order count itself is not part of the calculation. | $149/month on the Business plan, or $119.20 billed annually. | wetracked.io pricing pageretrieved 25 August 2026 |
| Does ad spend affect the bill | No. Neither ad spend nor tracked revenue is metered. | No — every plan states "Unlimited ad spend" and "Unlimited revenue". This is a genuine point in their favour against attribution tools that meter GMV. | wetracked.io pricing pageretrieved 25 August 2026 |
| What happens after the data is corrected | The campaign agent reads the corrected numbers and acts on them under the operator's guardrails: budget moves, negatives, pauses, each reversible and logged. Measurement is the input, not the deliverable. | The enriched events are forwarded to the ad channels and shown on their Pulse Dashboard. Acting on them is the operator's job. | wetracked.io pricing pageretrieved 25 August 2026 |
| Multiple stores on one bill | Billed per store. There is no multi-store bundle on the self-serve plans. | Included: 3 stores on Starter, 5 on Business, 10 on Scale-up, unlimited on Enterprise. For an operator running several shops this is materially cheaper. | wetracked.io pricing pageretrieved 25 August 2026 |
| How you try it | The Launch plan is free and perpetual, but propose-only: agents recommend and you approve. There is no time-limited trial of the paid tiers. | A 14-day free trial on every plan, plus a 60-day money back guarantee. | wetracked.io pricing pageretrieved 25 August 2026 |
| What it does not do | No marketplace listings and no long tail of niche ad channels. It is built around one Shopify store's own commercial surfaces. | Tracking and creative analytics. Catalog decisions, feed health, customer service, chargebacks and campaign writes are outside its scope by design. | wetracked.io pricing pageretrieved 25 August 2026 |
Where wetracked.io is better than Magistry
Every comparison page on this site names at least one point where the other product wins. Here are 4.
Several stores on one subscription
3 stores on the $49 Starter, 10 on the $249 Scale-up, unlimited on Enterprise. Magistry bills per store, so an operator with five shops pays five times. On multi-store this is not close.
Cheaper if tracking is genuinely all you need
$49/month against $99 is half the price, and if the ad account is already being run well by a person who just needs the numbers to be right, the rest of Magistry is capacity you are not using.
A real trial and a real refund window
14 days free on every plan and a 60-day money back guarantee. Magistry's free tier is perpetual but propose-only, so you cannot try the autonomous half without paying for it.
One job, done as the whole product
Their entire roadmap is enrichment and forwarding. A platform that does twelve things will not out-specialise a company that does one, and for a store whose only problem is iOS attribution loss that focus is the right buy.
Choose wetracked.io if…
- You run several stores
- The store allowance is the strongest thing on their price list. Five stores on Magistry is five subscriptions; five stores on wetracked is the $149 Business plan.
- Someone already runs the ad account well
- If a competent buyer is reading the numbers daily and acting on them, better numbers are the whole of what you need. Magistry's argument is that the acting is the expensive part, and that argument does not apply to you.
- You want to try before you commit
- 14 days free and 60 days to change your mind. Magistry has no equivalent: the free plan shows you what the agents would do but will not let them do it.
Choose Magistry if…
- Corrected attribution should change what gets spent
- The reason to fix tracking is that the wrong campaign is being funded. Magistry closes that loop: the campaign agent reads the corrected conversions and moves budget, adds negatives or pauses, each write reversible and on the decision log. A tracking tool hands you a better number and stops.
- Your order count is growing faster than your workload
- wetracked meters orders: 7,500 a month is the $249 tier and above that it is a sales conversation. Magistry does not meter orders at all, so a store that doubles its volume without doubling the decisions being made pays the same.
- You are consolidating subscriptions
- If tracking sits beside a feed tool, a profit dashboard, a helpdesk and a chargeback service, compare the whole stack. Magistry covers all of them between $99 and $499 a month, and the modules share one set of store data rather than four copies of it.
- You want the measurement checked, not assumed
- Magistry compares what it uploaded against what the ad account recorded and says so when they disagree — including refusing to let the agents act on numbers it cannot vouch for. Forwarding an event and having it counted are two different facts, and most tools only report the first.
Running Magistry and wetracked.io side by side, or moving between them
Two senders into one destination is the thing to avoid
Both products forward conversions to the same ad channels. Run both and you will double-count, which is worse than either alone. If you trial one alongside the other, send from exactly one and use the other read-only.
A sensible way to evaluate
Keep wetracked as the sender and let Magistry read the account for a full attribution window before switching anything. Compare recorded conversions against your own order table on both, then decide which one you want writing.
If you are consolidating onto Magistry
Turn Magistry's server-side events on in parallel first, wait a full click-to-conversion window, and compare counts per channel before switching wetracked off. Ad platforms take days to settle after a source change, and a gap in that window looks exactly like a campaign that stopped working.
Questions about Magistry and wetracked.io
Is Magistry a wetracked.io alternative?
For a single Shopify store, yes — server-side events, click-id capture and conversion upload are part of the platform. For an operator running several stores on one bill, no: wetracked includes 3 to 10 stores per subscription and Magistry bills per store.
How much does wetracked.io cost?
As published on their pricing page on 25 August 2026: Starter $49/month for up to 500 orders a month and 3 stores; Business $149/month for 3,000 orders and 5 stores; Scale-up $249/month for 7,500 orders and 10 stores; Enterprise is custom above 7,500 orders. Annual billing takes 20% off, so $39.20, $119.20 and $199.20. Every plan has a 14-day free trial and a 60-day money back guarantee.
How much does Magistry cost?
Launch is $0/month with 50 AI-credits, Starter $99/month with 1,000, Growth $249/month with 2,600 and Scale $499/month with 5,200. Credits beyond the allowance are $0.12 each. Order count and ad spend do not affect the price. There is no trial; Launch is perpetual and propose-only.
Which is cheaper at 3,000 orders a month?
wetracked, on price alone: $149/month against Magistry's $99 to $499 depending on how much agent work the store generates. The comparison only becomes close when you count what else is in the bill — if a feed tool, a profit dashboard or a helpdesk sits next to it, the stack is the number to compare, not the tracking line.
Does either one meter my ad spend or revenue?
Neither. wetracked states "Unlimited ad spend" and "Unlimited revenue" on every plan; Magistry meters AI-credits, which measure agent work rather than turnover. This is worth checking against attribution tools that price on GMV, where a good quarter raises the bill.
What does Magistry do that a tracking tool does not?
It acts on the corrected numbers. The campaign agent moves budget, adds negatives and pauses campaigns under limits the operator sets, and every write is logged with its undo. It also checks its own measurement: when what it uploaded and what the ad account recorded disagree, it says so and withholds the numbers rather than letting agents optimise against them.
Can I run wetracked and Magistry together?
Only with one sender. Both forward conversions to the same ad channels, so running both as senders double-counts. Use one to send and the other read-only while you compare.
How this comparison was made
Every wetracked.io figure was read off the public pages listed below on the retrieval date shown, and is quoted rather than summarised. Nothing about wetracked.io on this page comes from a third-party review, a sales conversation or an estimate. If a value is not published, the table says so.
Magistry’s own figures are taken from the product’s billing configuration and the modules named in each row, not from our marketing copy. Prices are the same numbers the application charges.
This page is comparative advertising under Dutch and EU law (art. 6:194a BW, implementing Directive 2006/114/EC). It compares products serving the same need on material, relevant, verifiable and representative features including price, names at least one point where wetracked.io is better, and does not denigrate wetracked.io or its marks. Found something wrong? Mail hello@magistry.io and we will correct it — including if you work at wetracked.io.
Vendor pricing changes. A verification job re-fetches every source below and reports when a quoted value disappears from the page, so a stale claim surfaces as a task rather than sitting here. Lastfull verification: 25 August 2026.
sources
- wetracked.io pricing page — https://wetracked.io/pricing, retrieved 25 August 2026
- Magistry pricing — https://www.magistry.io/pricing, retrieved 25 August 2026
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