Hyros Pricing - How Much Does Hyros Cost a Month? (2026)

Hyros does not publish its prices. Its pricing page says pricing "is custom to your business," "follows the revenue we track for you," and is quoted on a demo call, with one plan that includes everything: the setup team, an AI analyst, full tracking and the Claude MCP. Hyros backs it with a guarantee: if you are not satisfied with your ad ROI, you do not pay.

Third parties have published figures. Competitor WeTracked reports tiers from $230 a month on annual billing for up to $20,000 in tracked monthly revenue, rising to $1,499 a month for up to $750,000. These are not official prices, and Hyros' own page showed no numbers when checked on November 11, 2026.

Hyros Pricing at a Glance

How Hyros Pricing Works

Hyros' pricing page is a short plan builder. You pick your business model (Ecommerce, Info Marketing, Call based, SaaS or Agency) and your monthly revenue band, from "Less than 10k" up to "1M+." A third step asks whether you want a custom build. Even after all three steps, the builder shows "Your price: Quoted on your demo" when checked on November 11, 2026. Hyros says it will "quote your exact price in the first few minutes, before you commit to anything."

What "Tracked Revenue" Means

Hyros charges by the revenue it tracks for you, not by ad spend, clicks or users. In practice that is the sales Hyros records through your connected checkout, payment processor or CRM. Two businesses with the same ad budget can therefore pay different prices if one generates far more revenue.

This model has a clear upside and a clear downside:

• Upside: small businesses pay less, and the tool scales with the value it is measuring.
• Downside: your bill can rise when revenue rises, even if your ad spend and tracking needs stay the same. Competitor Roaspy calls this a "revenue tax," which is a rival's framing but describes the trade-off.

What Every Plan Includes

Hyros says there are "no tiers, no add-ons." Each customer gets the same feature set:

For a full look at these features, see our Hyros review.

What Others Report Hyros Costs

Because Hyros quotes privately, most published figures come from competitors who sell rival trackers. Treat them as reported, not official. The two most recent sources line up with each other:

Monthly figures as reported by WeTracked in its 2026 Hyros pricing article. Yearly totals as published by ClickMagick on its Hyros comparison page dated October 1, 2025, which cites Hyros' pricing page from October 2025. Both companies sell competing tools.

WeTracked also reports a Shopify entry price of $129 a month, billed monthly, for stores tracking up to $10,000 a month, after which pricing matches the standard bands. It says the bands from $20,000 upward require an annual plan, and ClickMagick likewise claims Hyros "requires you to pre-pay for an entire year."

How to Read These Figures

• They are monthly equivalents. The reported prices from the $20,000 band upward assume you pay for a year, so the cash you hand over at signup is the yearly total, not one month.
• Bands are ceilings. Tracking $21,000 a month would reportedly put you in the $40,000 band, so small revenue gains can move you up a full step.
• They may already be outdated. Hyros' current pricing page shows no table and quotes every account on a demo, so new quotes can differ from every figure above.
• Your model matters. Ecommerce, call-based and agency accounts are quoted separately, and the reported Shopify price only applies to small stores.

What Drives Your Hyros Quote

Based on Hyros' plan builder and the reported tiers, these factors shape your price:

1. Monthly tracked revenue. The main driver. Each revenue band reportedly has its own price.
2. Business model. Hyros asks for it first, and WeTracked reports a lower starting price for small Shopify stores.
3. Agency client count. Agency is a separate model in the builder; WeTracked says agency pricing depends on the number of clients.
4. Billing term. Reported prices are monthly equivalents of annual plans. Ask whether month-to-month is available and at what price.
5. Custom builds. The plan builder asks whether you want a custom build, Hyros' service for adding features to your app by prompt. Ask whether that changes the price.
6. Enterprise requirements. SSO, audit logs and security reviews are listed as enterprise additions.
7. Seasonal offers. On November 11, 2026, Hyros' homepage showed a Black Friday pre-sale banner asking visitors to book a demo before 11/12 to claim special pricing. Offers like this are temporary.

Hyros Pricing for Agencies

Agencies are one of Hyros' five business models, and Hyros' site has a separate agencies section and documentation for running Hyros across client accounts. There is still no public agency price.

If you run an agency, ask on the demo:

• Whether you pay per client account, by combined tracked revenue or a mix of both.
• Whether clients can be added or removed mid-term.
• Who owns the data if a client leaves.
• Whether you can resell or pass the cost through to clients.

Revenue-based pricing can hit agencies harder, because every client's sales count toward what Hyros tracks. Compare with trackers that charge by visitors or events, such as those in our Hyros alternatives guide.

Hyros AIR Pricing

Hyros AIR is a separate AI remarketing agent that identifies site visitors and follows up by email and SMS. It is not the same product as Hyros tracking. Its page on hyros.com shows a "Start Free Trial" button rather than a demo-only path. AIR's usage pricing is not part of the tracking quote, so ask separately if you want both.

Is There a Free Trial or Discount?

• Free trial: Hyros' tracking product is sold through a demo, not a free trial.
• Guarantee: Hyros says "your ads grow or you do not pay." Ask exactly how ROI is measured, over what period and how a refund or cancellation is handled.
• Discounts: Seasonal pre-sales appear around Black Friday. There is no public coupon code for Hyros tracking.

If you want to test a tracker before paying, ClickMagick offers a 14-day free trial on every plan; see our ClickMagick pricing guide.

How to Get a Hyros Quote

Questions to Ask on the Demo

Hidden Costs to Plan For

• Revenue growth. A strong launch can move you into a higher band.
• Commitment. If the term is annual, you are paying for the full year even if you stop running ads.
• Setup time. Hyros says about 15 minutes, but connecting every checkout, CRM and calendar and testing it takes longer for complex funnels.
• Overlap. If you keep another tracker or analytics tool running during a test, you pay for both.
• Team time. Attribution only pays off if someone acts on the reports each week.

Is Hyros Worth the Price?

A simple break-even test helps. Take your annual quote and divide it by your monthly ad spend. That tells you what percentage of one month's spend Hyros needs to save or redirect each year to pay for itself.

As a purely hypothetical example: if a quote worked out to $6,000 a year and you spend $30,000 a month on ads, Hyros would need to recover about 20% of one month's spend over the year. That is plausible if your current tracking misses many call or delayed sales. It is much harder if you spend $3,000 a month.

Hyros tends to make financial sense for businesses that:

• Spend enough on ads for small improvements to add up.
• Close sales on calls, after webinars or long after the click.
• Want a done-with-you setup rather than a self-serve tool.

Hyros Pricing vs Alternatives

Prices from each vendor's pricing page, November 11, 2026. Hyros figure as reported by WeTracked.

ClickMagick is the most direct budget alternative for funnel and affiliate marketers. See our ClickMagick vs Hyros comparison and best link tracking software.

Our Verdict

Hyros pricing is opaque by design: one all-inclusive plan, priced by the revenue it tracks and quoted on a demo. Reported tiers suggest it starts in the low hundreds of dollars a month on an annual plan and climbs steeply with revenue, which puts it well above self-serve trackers.

That premium can be worth paying for larger advertisers with call-based or delayed sales who want a team to set things up. Everyone else should get the written quote, compare it with a tracker that publishes prices and a free trial, and only commit when the numbers clearly pay back.

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