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Funnel vs Supermetrics
Both pull ad and marketing data into a destination of your choice; Funnel adds a data-cleaning layer Supermetrics leaves to you, at a price to match.
Side by side
| Funnel | Supermetrics | |||||||
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| Vendor | Funnel | Supermetrics | ||||||
| Pricing model | Quote only | Subscription | ||||||
| Free tier | No | No | ||||||
| Deployment | Cloud | Cloud | ||||||
| Open source | No | No | ||||||
| Best for | Marketing and finance teams needing standardized, audit-ready cross-channel spend data feeding a warehouse or BI tool. | Marketing teams and agencies that need ad-platform data landed in a spreadsheet, warehouse or BI tool without building custom API pulls. | ||||||
| Pricing | Custom quotes based on number of data sources and destinations; no public price list. Pricing has not been verified yet — see the vendor's site. | Priced per destination, data source, user and connected account; a 14-day free trial is offered but there is no free tier.
Prices read from the vendor's own page on September 21, 2026. Vendors change prices; check the source before you budget. | ||||||
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Verdict
Funnel and Supermetrics both connect to hundreds of ad, analytics and CRM platforms and land the results in a spreadsheet, BI tool or warehouse rather than building their own dashboard. Where they differ is what happens to the data in between extraction and destination. Supermetrics is closer to a pure connector: it pulls the data and hands it off, leaving currency conversion, deduplication and cross-platform field mapping to whoever builds the report. Funnel puts a dedicated cleaning layer in the middle — automated currency conversion, cost allocation and a shared taxonomy that maps every platform's fields consistently — aimed at teams that need audit-ready numbers rather than a raw feed they still have to reconcile by hand.
That difference shows up in price and in how the tool is bought. Supermetrics has published, self-serve tiers starting around $55/month. Funnel is quote-only, generally implemented with more setup involvement, and priced for the data-quality work it's doing, not just the connector count.
Choose Funnel if
- You need currency-normalized, deduplicated data that finance or leadership will treat as the source of truth.
- Multiple teams currently get different numbers for the same metric because each one cleans the raw export differently.
- You want lineage and anomaly flags on incoming feeds, not just a scheduled pull.
Choose Supermetrics if
- You want self-serve pricing you can see and start on today, without a sales conversation.
- One analyst or a small team owns the report and can catch and fix anomalies by eye.
- You mainly need the data landed in a spreadsheet or Looker Studio dashboard, not a governed warehouse feed.
The honest caveat
Supermetrics is one of the oldest, most widely integrated tools in this category, which is also why it tends to be the pricier connector-only option even without Funnel's cleaning layer — check current tier pricing against your actual source and destination count rather than the headline number. If cost is the main driver and you don't yet have a data-quality problem, Windsor.ai covers similar ground to Supermetrics at a lower price point and is worth comparing before either. See choosing a marketing reporting tool for how the connector, pipeline and dashboard layers fit together.
Last reviewed September 22, 2026