Northbeam Pricing Overview
Northbeam at a glance
Pricing for the Starter MTA, Professional MTA, and Enterprise MTA plans are based off of Page Views. Pricing for the Northbeam Enterprise with MMM+ plan is based off of a variety of factors.
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| Starter MTA | $1,000.00 | Early-stage brands with up to 1 million page views per month
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| Professional MTA | $2,500.00 | Growing brands that demand the best data quality and a higher level of service
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| Enterprise MTA | Contact UsPer Year | Sophisticated brands that require bespoke setups and expert guidanc
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| Northbeam Enterprise with MMM+ | Contact UsPer Year | MTA and MMM+ for modern marketing leaders.
Best for brands with >$250K monthly spend.
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Northbeam pricing & plans
The Starter MTA plan offers flexible terms and month-to-month pricing.
The Professional MTA plan offers quarterly or annual payment options.
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Northbeam Pricing Reviews
It has very clear reporting and works great as a central source of truth. It is easy to use once you understand the data definitions. We use it daily to understand the impact of our ad spend. The Northbeam team has been very communicative and knowledgeable when we've needed them. Integration isn't super easy, but it isn't too hard either. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Expensive - this is really targeted towards upper mid-size to enterprise operations. Smaller eCommerce brands should probably look elsewhere. Integration could be easier or more automated. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
I've been using Northbeam for the past couple of years, and have expanded to using it across most of our mid to large scale companies. We utilize the reporting to make day to day optimizations, as well as for higher level / strategic budgeting decisions. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
It can be a bit pricier than some other solutions (not saying it's not worth it!), but for smaller companies, may be out of their price range. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
