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Metronome vs Superwall

See how their public offers line up before you choose your own position. Prices stay in the currency, billing schedule, and charged unit each vendor publishes.

Metronome

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USD · US · source: metronome.com

Plan Pricing Charged by Offer type
Startup
USD 0 per 1k ingest events · 0.8% of billing volume

Billing volume billed at 0.8% Events volume billed at $0.04/1k ingest events

 Usage · 1k ingest events Standalone · Usage based
Custom
Contact sales

Contact sales

 Other Standalone · Contact sales

Superwall

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USD · US · source: superwall.com

Plan Pricing Charged by Offer type
Indie — default
Free

$0 / mo Up to $10k MAR, then 1% of total MAR

 Usage · 1% of total MAR Standalone · Free

What each plan includes

Feature names follow each vendor’s own pricing page, so verify the wording before treating them as exact equivalents.

Metronome

Startup

Highlights

Real-time usage metering and alerting

Included

Highlights

Usage-based, seat-based, subscription, and hybrid pricing

Included

Highlights

Support for scaled self-serve and custom enterprise contracts

Included

Highlights

Native Stripe integration for Stripe users

Included

Highlights

Embeddable billing dashboards

Included

Custom

Highlights

Invoicing integrations with Salesforce, NetSuite, and Cloud Marketplaces (AWS, Azure, and GCP)

Included

Highlights

Data exports to your data warehouse and BI tools

Included

Highlights

Dedicated account manager

Included

Highlights

Enhanced SLAs and priority support

Included

Superwall

Indie — default

Highlights

Subscription infrastructure

Included

Highlights

Entitlements, purchase APIs, webhook delivery, and direct SQL access

Included

Highlights

Paywall product billing

1% of total MAR above $10k

Limited

Highlights

Included features

Included

How their prices changed

Each date shows when a public price was observed, not when it took effect. An archived region or currency can differ, so a currency change is not necessarily a price increase.