AdBeacon
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AdBeacon

First-party ad attribution for Shopify, WooCommerce and BigCommerce brands, showing which ads drove which orders. Test it on your own data with a 30-day free trial. Get started.

9.4
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At a glance

Best for
Ecommerce brands advertising on Meta, Google, TikTok
Standout
First-party tracking, no DNS changes on Shopify
Free trial
30 days
Platforms
Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce
Pricing model
Subscription, monthly or 12-month contract
Cancellation
30 days' written notice before renewal
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Pros

  • Pricing Published in Plain Dollars: Brands pay $299 a month on a monthly plan or $239 a month on a twelve-month contract, and agencies $750, $1,500 or $2,250 a month for five, ten or fifteen brands — unusual openness for a B2B attribution tool.
  • A Light Shopify Install: Setup on Shopify is a custom pixel pasted into Customer Events plus API permission grants, with no DNS records or tracking subdomain required, and onboarding support included rather than charged.
  • Attribution Built for the Post-iOS 14.5 Problem: First-party tracking on the merchant's own domain reconstructs which Meta, Google, TikTok, Pinterest, Snapchat, Bing or Amazon ads produced which orders, rather than relying on each platform's own reporting.

Cons

  • The marketing says cancel anytime, but the terms of use require at least 30 days' written notice before renewal and state that fees are non-refundable except where expressly stated. Diarise the renewal date and give notice in writing well before it.
  • The independent record is very thin — ten reviews on G2, none on Capterra, no Trustpilot profile — and the headline performance claims carry no methodology. Use the 30-day trial to compare its numbers against your own order data before committing to an annual contract.

The Verdict

What sets AdBeacon apart is that it publishes its prices: Brands pay $299 a month on a monthly plan, or $239 a month on the Annual Anchor plan billed monthly across a twelve-month contract, with a custom quote above that; agencies pay $750, $1,500 or $2,250 a month for five, ten or fifteen brand accounts. In a category where attribution vendors mostly hide behind a demo request, that alone makes it easier to evaluate. The product itself is a first-party attribution and reporting platform built in response to Apple's iOS 14.5 changes: it tracks visitors and purchases on the merchant's own domain, pulls in spend from Meta, Google, TikTok, Bing, Pinterest, Snapchat and Amazon Ads, and reconstructs which ads produced which orders, with audience syncing, a Google Sheets export, a Meta Ads Manager Chrome extension and a Google Meridian media-mix integration on top. Setup is light on Shopify — a custom pixel pasted into Customer Events plus API permission grants, with no DNS records or tracking subdomain — and onboarding is included, with white-glove onboarding and strategy sessions reserved for the annual plan. WooCommerce and BigCommerce are supported, though AdBeacon's own BigCommerce material concedes that headless or heavily customised stores commonly take 20 to 40 hours to implement. There is a 30-day free trial. Three things belong in the open before you sign. First, the contract and the marketing disagree: pricing pages say cancel anytime, while the terms of use require at least 30 days' written notice before renewal and state that fees are billed in advance and non-refundable except where expressly stated. A 90-day money-back guarantee appears on the agency page only, with no published conditions. Second, pricing scales with monthly revenue tracked, but the revenue bands are not published, so the $299 entry price is not a knowable total cost as a store grows. Third, the independent record is very thin — ten G2 reviews averaging 4.8, no Capterra reviews and no Trustpilot profile, after four years in market — and headline claims such as 54% lower conversion costs are self-measured with no methodology. The company is real and reachable, with a Westlake Village address and a named chief executive. Made for ecommerce brands advertising across Meta, Google and TikTok: first-party tracking shows which ads produced which orders. Prove it on your own data during the 30-day free trial, diarise the notice period, and get started.

First-Party Ad Attribution for Ecommerce Brands

AdBeacon is a subscription attribution and ad-reporting platform for ecommerce advertisers. It installs a first-party tracking script on the merchant's store, captures visitor and purchase events on the merchant's own domain rather than relying on third-party cookies, and reconstructs which ads produced which orders, presenting that alongside spend pulled in from connected ad accounts. It was launched in August 2022 as a response to Apple's iOS 14.5 tracking changes and Meta's shortened attribution window. The operator is AdBeacon, Inc., 31280 Oak Crest Drive, Westlake Village, California 91361, reachable at 877-504-8669 and support@adbeacon.com, and the chief executive is Phoenix Ha. Supported ad platforms are Meta, Google Ads, TikTok, Bing, Pinterest, Snapchat and Amazon Ads; supported stores are Shopify, WooCommerce and BigCommerce, with extras including a Google Sheets export, a Chrome extension for Meta Ads Manager, a Google Meridian media-mix modelling integration, an AI assistant and API access.

Pricing is public. For brands, the Monthly plan is $299 a month, billed monthly with a 30-day free trial; the Annual Anchor plan is $239 a month, billed monthly on a twelve-month contract, which the company presents as a $720 saving; and Annual Scaling is quoted on request, with fixed pricing regardless of revenue tracked. Brand pricing is described as dynamic and based on monthly revenue tracked, but the revenue bands that move a store between tiers are not published. For agencies, Agency Start-Up is $750 a month for five brand accounts, Agency Launch $1,500 for ten with a Google Meridian account included, and Agency Scaling $2,250 for fifteen with weekly strategy sessions; an annual toggle promises 20% off but shows no dollar figures. No separate setup fee is published.

On Shopify, setup is a four-step process: grant API permissions across seven scope groups, create the account, connect the store by URL authentication, and paste the AdBeacon script into the Customer Events custom pixel box. No DNS records, CNAME or tracking subdomain are required, and the company claims integration in under fifteen minutes with live onboarding, a dedicated account manager and Slack access during the trial. White-glove onboarding, live strategy sessions and beta access are listed as Annual Anchor benefits. The picture is heavier elsewhere: AdBeacon's own BigCommerce material describes firing pixel and server-side events on the checkout subdomain with shared event IDs for deduplication, and concedes that headless or customised builds commonly take 20 to 40 hours up front. WooCommerce setup documentation is not published.

The billing terms need reading against the marketing. Every pricing tier says billed monthly and cancel anytime, while the terms of use state that subscriptions auto-renew unless cancelled with at least thirty days' written notice, and that fees are billed in advance and non-refundable except where expressly stated. A 90-day money-back guarantee appears three times on the agency pricing page and not at all on the brand page, and its qualifying conditions and claim process are not published anywhere. The Annual Anchor plan is a twelve-month commitment billed monthly, and early-termination terms are not stated. Whether the trial needs a card and how it converts are also not published. On the independent record, G2 shows 4.8 out of 5 from ten reviews — matching the figure on AdBeacon's homepage but resting on a very small base — Capterra lists the product with no reviews, there is no Trustpilot profile, and there is no organic discussion on Reddit or X. Headline claims of 54% lower conversion costs, 60% higher ROAS and $5.7 billion in annual revenue tracked carry no methodology or audit. It suits ecommerce brands willing to check its numbers against their own order data during the 30-day free trial; diarise the notice period and get started.

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