Hyros pricing is based on tracked revenue, not total business revenue. Below is how the current plan is priced, how the tier is calculated, and how to get an agency discount.
Hyros sells one plan, billed monthly and priced by tracked monthly revenue. As of September 30, 2026, the public price starts at $230/month for up to $20K in tracked monthly revenue.
| Tracked monthly revenue | Listed price | 12 months at that rate |
|---|---|---|
| Up to $20K | $230/mo | $2,760 |
| Up to $40K | $353/mo | $4,236 |
| Up to $83K | $583/mo | $6,996 |
| Up to $250K | $999/mo | $11,988 |
| Up to $750K | $1,499/mo | $17,988 |
| Over $1M | Custom | Custom |
Source: Hyros pricing page, checked September 30, 2026. Agency-managed plans are priced separately.
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Your billing tier is set by the revenue Hyros can attribute to a click source, not your total business revenue.
If a sale happens but no click ID is attached to that customer's lead record, that revenue is not counted toward your tier. It also does not count toward your attribution rate, a separate metric that governs how accurately you can make media buying decisions.
In practice, businesses with strong implementations, where 70% or more of revenue is tracked back to a click, get billed at a higher tier than tracked revenue alone might suggest. The trade-off is accurate bidding data. How attribution thresholds affect your tier →
Your tier is set by the revenue Hyros successfully attributes to a click source in a given month. Two businesses with identical total revenue can land on very different tiers depending on how well their implementation is set up.
If 60% of your revenue is tracked to a click and 40% is not, only the 60% counts. A business doing $500K per month at 60% attribution is billed at the $250K to $750K tier.
Businesses that connect their CRM, phone tracking, and payment processor push more revenue events through with click IDs attached. More complete integrations mean more revenue counted.
If you are not syncing offline conversions back to Hyros, those revenue events have no click ID and do not count toward your tier or your attribution rate.
Our benchmark for every implementation is to get 70% of revenue tracked back to a click source within the first few weeks. Below 70%, gaps distort both your tier and your bidding signals.
Most implementations never reach 85% attribution. When they do, data quality is high enough that bidding decisions become straightforward. That is where the ROI on the platform becomes unambiguous.
Stuck below 70%? A gap analysis traces the missing revenue and attribution back to its root cause. The gap analysis process →
Two businesses on the same billing tier can produce completely different returns. The tier is set by tracked revenue. The return is set by how much of that tracked revenue feeds accurate attribution back to Google and Meta bidding systems.
A business at 45% attribution pays the same platform fee as one at 82% attribution. The first optimizes on incomplete data. The second runs Smart Bidding on verified revenue signals that Google's own pixel cannot produce at that quality.
These figures are from accounts LGG Media manages directly. They are not sourced from Hyros case studies or marketing material:
| Attribution rate | What it means in practice |
|---|---|
| Below 70% | Bidding signals are distorted. Platform is not production-ready. |
| 70 to 79% | Minimum viable for reliable bidding. ROAS improvement begins. |
| 80 to 84% | ROAS improvement is consistent across campaigns. |
| 85% and above | Platform cost recovered on wasted spend reduction alone. |
These thresholds are derived from LGG Media account data since 2019. They are not published by Hyros.
Hyros's public pricing page no longer lists separate monthly, quarterly, semi-annual, and annual billing cycles. It shows a single plan billed monthly, priced on a sliding scale by tracked monthly revenue, with every account getting the full feature set. Plans set up through a certified agency are priced separately. They also scale with tracked revenue. Ask us for the current numbers at your revenue level.
If you are new to Hyros and unsure your implementation will reach the 70% attribution threshold, that removes one variable: you are not choosing a billing cycle, only confirming your tracked-revenue tier once your integration is live.
Still weighing the platform itself, not just the price tag: read our full Hyros review for the fit and ROI decision by spend level and funnel structure.
One plan. No tiers or add-ons to compare, priced only on tracked monthly revenue.
Agency discount available. As a Hyros Certified Agency, LGG Media can apply a discount to new Hyros subscriptions for clients we onboard. Contact us before purchasing to see if you qualify.
From $230 a month for up to $20K in tracked monthly revenue, rising to $1,499 a month for up to $750K. Above $1M, Hyros quotes a custom price. Figures are from Hyros's public pricing page, checked September 30, 2026.
Hyros bills based on tracked revenue, not total business revenue. Only revenue events with a matching click ID, gclid, fbclid, or msclkid, or tied to a Hyros lead record count toward your tier. Revenue with no click source attached does not count. Your billing tier is directly tied to how well your implementation is configured.
Hyros's public pricing page shows one plan billed monthly, with no annual option listed. Plans set up through a certified agency are priced separately and also scale with tracked revenue. Ask us what applies at your revenue level before you buy.
As a Hyros Certified Agency, LGG Media can apply a discount to new Hyros subscriptions for clients we onboard. Contact us before purchasing directly from Hyros to see if you qualify.
Hyros makes the most sense for businesses with steady offline conversion events such as signed contracts or collected payments. For businesses with high average transaction values, the platform cost is typically a small fraction of the revenue improvement that comes from supplying Smart Bidding with verified revenue data. For a full analysis, see our breakdown of whether Hyros is worth it.
LGG Media targets 70 percent tracked revenue attribution within the first few weeks of implementation. Below 70 percent, gaps distort bidding signals. Above 80 percent, ROAS improvement becomes consistent. Above 85 percent, the platform cost is typically recovered through reduced wasted spend alone. These benchmarks come from managing Hyros accounts since 2019, not from Hyros documentation.
The fit and ROI decision by spend level, transaction value, and funnel structure, and where it is a poor fit.
What the 70% and 85% benchmarks mean and how tracked-revenue accuracy affects your tier.
Already running Hyros and not hitting benchmarks? The diagnostic process for closing attribution gaps.
If cost is what is prompting the question, read our honest breakdown of the real Hyros alternatives, who each one fits, and where Hyros still wins.
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LGG Media is a Hyros Certified Agency. We can apply a discount to new subscriptions for clients we onboard. If you are spending $100K or more per month on paid advertising, get in touch before you purchase.
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Request a Discovery Call →Disclosure: LGG Media is a Hyros Certified Agency. We earn a commission when a client subscribes to Hyros through us. It does not change what we recommend.
