Hyros (total cost of ownership) pricing
Currency: USD · Last verified May 20, 2026
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Pricing tiers
Starter - all-in Year 1 cost
$199 base
$2,388 list / ~$2,030 annual prepay annual
Solo info-product / coaching businesses under $1M/yr
- Subscription: $199/mo × 12 = $2,388
- Annual prepay savings: -$355 (~15%)
- Self-serve onboarding: $0
- Phone numbers (10 included): $0
- Integration time: 5-15 hours of your team's time
- Estimated all-in Year 1: $2,030 + internal time
- Tracked ad spend cap at ~$50k/mo - cross it and you're moved to Growth
- Limited historical backfill (90 days) - earlier data gone
Growth - all-in Year 1 cost
$499 base
$5,988 list / ~$5,100 annual prepay annual
$1-5M/yr brands and small agencies
- Subscription: $499/mo × 12 = $5,988
- Annual prepay savings: -$888 (~15%)
- White-glove onboarding: $500-1,500 one-time
- Phone numbers (50 included): $0 base; $5-15/number/mo if over
- Integration time: 15-30 hours of your team's time
- Estimated all-in Year 1: $5,600-7,100 + internal time
- Tracked ad spend cap at ~$250k/mo
- Phone number overages typical for active call-tracking workflows
Scale - all-in Year 1 cost
Quote-based (typically $1,500-3,500+/mo)
$18,000-42,000+ subscription / negotiated annual prepay annual
$5M+/yr brands, multi-brand groups, large agencies
- Subscription: typically $1,500-3,500+/mo, annual contract standard
- Annual prepay savings: typically 20-25%
- White-glove implementation: $3,000-10,000+ one-time
- Unlimited phone numbers included
- Integration time: 30-80 hours over weeks 1-4
- Estimated all-in Year 1: $18,000-50,000+
- Annual contracts standard; mid-term cancellation rare
- Implementation fees scale with account complexity
Agency program (per-managed-brand)
~$99/mo per brand at volume
~$1,188/yr per brand annual
Agencies managing 10+ Hyros brands
- Rarely-discussed agency tier with per-brand pricing
- Typically unlocks above ~10 managed brands
- Consolidated billing across all managed accounts
- Lower per-brand cost than per-account self-serve list
- Agency white-label dashboards available at extra cost
- Not advertised publicly - request on the sales call
- Per-brand onboarding still requires the implementation work
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Watch out
Hidden costs
Onboarding is effectively mandatory above Starter
White-glove onboarding is a $500-1,500 add-on at Growth and a multi-thousand-dollar engagement at Scale. Optional at Growth, effectively mandatory at Scale. The most common implementation failure is skipping the onboarding to save money - reliable Hyros data depends on tagging quality, and DIY implementations consistently underperform.
Phone number rentals
Dynamic phone numbers beyond the tier-included allotment cost $5-15/number/mo depending on country and number type. Agencies running call-tracking across 20+ accounts add $300-1,500/mo on top of the base subscription.
Ad-spend overage charges
Every tier has a 'tracked ad spend' ceiling. Exceed it sustained and you're either bumped up a tier or charged overage at 0.5-1% of the excess spend per month. Hyros is forgiving of one-month spikes; consistent overage triggers tier upgrade conversations within 60-90 days.
Integration engineering time (the hidden line item)
Even with white-glove onboarding, your team commits 5-30 hours depending on stack complexity. Custom webhook bridges, niche CRM integrations, and ad-platform reconfigurations all require internal time. Factor 1-2 weeks of partial team attention into the TCO.
Annual contract lock-in cost
Annual prepay saves 15-25% but locks you in for 12 months with little refund flexibility. If you switch tools or shut down within the year, that prepay is sunk cost. Quantify the cancellation risk before taking annual.
What Hyros actually costs in Year 1 - three scenarios
Scenario A: solo info-product business at $400k/yr revenue, $30k/mo ad spend. Tier: Starter. Subscription: $2,388/yr list, $2,030 annual prepay. Onboarding: self-serve ($0). Phone numbers: 10 included ($0). Integration: 8 hours of founder time. All-in Year 1 cost: $2,030 + founder time.
Scenario B: $2.5M DTC + info-product hybrid at $150k/mo ad spend. Tier: Growth. Subscription: $5,988/yr list, $5,100 annual prepay. Onboarding: $1,000 white-glove. Phone numbers: 20 over allotment × $10/mo × 12 = $2,400. Integration: 20 hours team time. All-in Year 1 cost: $8,500 + team time.
Scenario C: $12M info-product brand, $800k/mo ad spend, multi-account. Tier: Scale. Subscription: typically $2,800/mo × 12 = $33,600 (annual prepay applied = ~$26,880). Onboarding: $7,500 white-glove. Phone numbers: unlimited included. Integration: 50 hours team time across 4-6 weeks. All-in Year 1 cost: ~$35,000 + team time.
The pattern: subscription is 60-80% of TCO at Starter and Growth; closer to 75-85% at Scale because included phone numbers and standardized onboarding suppress the variable add-ons.
Tracking costs add up. Creative compounds. Before you commit $5-30k/yr on Hyros, see what scaling creative output does to your ROAS first. Shuttergen ships 10x the variants your team can write by hand - free to try, no annual prepay required.
Hyros TCO vs DIY tracking
The honest counter-quote: a one-time 40-80 hour engagement with a GTM Server-Side specialist (typically $4-12k depending on agency vs freelance) plus $50-150/mo in tooling (Stape, GTM Server, small data-warehouse instance) gets you 70-80% of what Hyros delivers in attribution recovery for a fraction of the ongoing cost.
Per-year comparison on a $1.5M/yr brand at Growth tier: Hyros ≈ $5,100 (annual prepay) + $1,000 onboarding = $6,100 Year 1, then ~$5,100/yr. DIY first year ≈ $8-15k (build cost + first year of tools). DIY year 2+ ≈ $1,800/yr (tools + maintenance). Crossover point: middle of year 2.
Five-year TCO: Hyros ≈ $26,500. DIY ≈ $16,200. DIY saves ~$10,000 over 5 years.
The build path makes sense for: technically capable teams with an analytics engineer, Shopify DTC brands with deep first-party data, agency partners who'll maintain the pipeline. The Hyros path makes sense for: non-technical operators, info-product / coaching businesses with niche tool stacks, anyone who values white-glove onboarding more than the cost savings.
Cost-reduction levers (without changing tools)
Annual prepay saves 15-25% on monthly rate. Easiest win; available self-serve on Starter and Growth, negotiated on Scale.
Multi-year commitment at Scale typically adds 5-10% on top of annual prepay. Locks you in for 24-36 months - only take if certain of the fit.
Case-study trade at Growth and Scale can drop the rate 5-15% in exchange for public testimonial and reference availability. Real money over time; verify what data is disclosable.
Agency volume pricing if you're managing 10+ brands. Per-brand rate typically lands at ~$99/mo, well below per-account self-serve list.
Tier-down assessment - audit whether you actually need Growth vs Starter. Brands sitting at $150k tracked ad spend stuck on Growth out of habit often qualify to drop to Starter if Hyros's softer-cap policy applies.
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Tracking costs add up. Creative compounds.
Before you commit $5-30k/yr on Hyros, see what scaling creative output does to your ROAS first. Shuttergen ships 10x the variants your team can write by hand - free to try, no annual prepay required.