Start free, pay per signal, or lock in volume. One billing unit, no per-platform fees, no seat surprises.
Pay for the signals you send, not per-platform fees or seat licenses. Every plan includes PII hashing, domain locking, and real-time delivery health.
One request, multiple destinations — billed once.
The IaaS pricing model: pay exactly for the signals you send. No platform fees, no seat charges. Pure usage-based billing for your first-party pipeline.
For agencies and growth teams running production traffic across all destinations.
Lower marginal cost, longer retention, and operational guarantees for higher-volume teams.
Use this model to translate ad spend into estimated signal volume and compare likely gateway cost before rollout.
Based on the current pricing model, this is the rough signal volume a team buying media at this level should expect to inspect and route.
Approximate monthly cost on Pro.
Useful for comparing against your current stack or agency margin model.
Based on the spend and ROAS inputs above.
A conservative directional view of what better routing and measurement integrity can be worth.
This is a planning model for scoping economics before the team commits to a rollout.
If you are planning a migration, need volume guidance, or want agencies and operators aligned on one operating model, the right move is a demo and rollout discussion first.
One request processed through Anacoic. The request can fan out to multiple destinations and is still billed once.
No. You can start on the free trial and validate one gateway yourself. The demo path exists for teams that want help with rollout or migration.
No hidden fees are advertised here. The major difference between plans is destination breadth, retention, MCP access, seats, and the included-signal envelope.
Start with a single first-party path, validate delivery with the simulator and health views, then scale the same infrastructure across paid channels and agent-ready operations.
Best for operators who want to test immediately inside the dashboard.
Start freeBest for teams migrating off another setup or planning a multi-gateway rollout.
Book demoExplore gateway monitoring, live logs, health charts, and delivery analytics with synthetic data — no account required.
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