Updated August 2026 · pricing checked against public vendor pages
How Supermetrics pricing works
Supermetrics packages pricing across four dimensions:
- Destination — Starter and Growth include one core destination; warehouse destinations sit in Enterprise.
- Data sources — Starter includes 3 sources; Growth includes 6. Additional sources and accounts are paid extras.
- Accounts — Starter includes 3 accounts per source; Growth includes 7.
- Users — Starter includes 1 user; Growth includes 2. More seats are paid extras.
None of this is a scam — it's enterprise SaaS packaging. The problem is who ends up inside it: a freelancer with four Meta accounts and one spreadsheet pays the same architecture tax as a 50-person agency.
The math for a Meta-only team
| Scenario | Supermetrics (public list) | Stats Ninja |
|---|---|---|
| Freelancer · 3 Meta accounts | $528/year · weekly Sheets refresh | $276/year · daily refresh |
| Team · up to 7 Meta accounts · daily refresh | from $2,124/year · Growth annual | $564/year · hourly refresh |
| Agency · 30 accounts · sub-hourly | Custom quote | $1,140/year (Scale annual) |
Public list prices checked on 2 August 2026. Supermetrics add-ons and custom limits can change the total; verify the exact package on its pricing page.
When Supermetrics is worth it
If you pull five or more data sources, feed a warehouse, or need enterprise contracts — pay for Supermetrics and don't look back. The cost is justified by breadth. The saving below exists because most SMBs don't need that breadth: they need one channel, in one spreadsheet, always fresh.
The focused alternative
Stats Ninja does one thing: the complete Meta Ads catalog (~70 metrics, all breakdowns, all attribution windows) into Google Sheets, on a schedule, with failure alerts. $29/mo Starter, $59 Pro, $119 Scale — flat, public, no quote call.
Stop paying the enterprise tax
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