Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between Admetrics and Attribution App?+
Attribution App is web-first multi-touch attribution for B2B, SaaS and e-commerce: it credits touchpoints across the journey and reports CAC, ROAS and LTV by channel. Admetrics is a DTC and e-commerce platform that measures profit down to the SKU, covers creative, product and return analytics, and allocates budget across channels, with the report feeding a budget move rather than ending at it.
Does Attribution App measure profit and contribution margin?+
Attribution App reports a marketing P&L by channel, with spend, ROAS, revenue and profit, plus CAC payback and break-even. Admetrics builds the full contribution-margin P&L, from GMV through CM1, CM2 and CM3 to EBITDA on your own cost data, and reports POAS down to the SKU, so returns, shipping, fees and COGS are netted out before you decide what to scale.
Which attribution models does each tool offer?+
Attribution App offers five rule-based models — first touch, last touch, linear, time decay and position-based — with custom weights and four configuration modes, and a data-driven model only if you export the raw data to your warehouse and build it yourself. Admetrics offers eight models including Adaptive, its data-driven model, where every touchpoint weight is inspectable and total attributed revenue equals 100% of order value.
Do both tools do server-side tracking?+
Both offer first-party and server-side tracking. Admetrics' first-party S2S recovers the 20–30% of conversions that pixels miss and pushes enriched conversions back to Meta, Google, TikTok, Snapchat, Outbrain and Taboola. Attribution App's Conversion API sends attribution-weighted conversions back to Google, Meta, LinkedIn and Microsoft Ads.
Can either tool reallocate budget automatically?+
Attribution App produces reports and model recommendations; it doesn't change budgets. Admetrics' Budget Optimizer and Ad Pilot reallocate spend and execute on Meta, with throttle control across Meta, Google, TikTok and Bing, so a decision becomes a budget move inside rules and approvals.



