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Haus uses geo-lift experiments, with Causal Attribution and Causal MMM calibrated on them and is best for brands ready to run geo experiments, from self-starter DTC on Shopify and Amazon to large organizations. Below are the closest alternatives among the 65 tools we track: what each is built for, what it offers and what it costs, with the page we read every price from.

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The alternatives to Haus, with their prices.

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Short answer: Among the tools we track, the closest to Haus are Lifesight, Klar, Rockerbox, Funnel.io and Fospha. Marketing mix modelling: Lifesight, Klar, Rockerbox, Funnel.io and Fospha. Incrementality or lift tests: Lifesight, Klar, Rockerbox, Funnel.io and Fospha. No pixel or SDK of their own: Lifesight and Fospha. If you would rather keep Haus, Causality Engine runs alongside it: a read of what each channel caused, from the GA4 export you already have, for €99.

  • Lifesight

    Causal MMM, geo-lift tests and calibrated attribution. Best for mid-sized to enterprise brands spending across many channels.

    quote only

  • Klar

    Pixel-based MTA, MMM and geo tests. Best for eCommerce brands with at least €1M annual net revenue.

    €200/mo

    getklar.com/pricing, read

  • Rockerbox

    Multi-touch attribution, MMM and control-group incrementality testing. Best for omnichannel brands with offline spend.

    quote only

  • Funnel.io

    Data hub + optional Measure add-on (MMM / MTA / incrementality). Best for enterprise teams centralizing marketing data, that also want measurement.

    $300/mo

    funnel.io/pricing, read

  • Fospha

    Impression-based MMM + MTA hybrid. Best for enterprise DTC brands wanting impression-level measurement.

    quote only

    fospha.com/pricing, read

  • Causality Engine · runs alongside Haus

    Causal inference on your GA4 export: what each channel caused, next to what last-click gave it. It installs nothing, so it runs on top of Haus or any tool above.

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Competitor pricing is each vendor's publicly listed pricing as read on the date shown, and it changes without notice: verify on the vendor's own site before relying on it. Vendors without a public price are marked as such. Comparisons set Causality Engine's one-time €99 analysis against subscription models.

Haus and its alternatives, side by side.

Every value links to the page it was read from. “Not stated” means we could not find it on the vendor's pages, not that the feature is missing.

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Haus and its 5 closest alternatives compared on starting price, billing, what each measures, whether it needs its own pixel, and how it is bought. Each cell links to the page it was read from.
ToolStarting priceBillingMulti-touchMMMLift testsOwn pixel or SDKSelf-serveFree trial or planHQ
Hausquote onlyOrder-form term; auto-renews for the longer of 1 year or that termNot statedYesYesNoNoDemo only (no free trial or free plan mentioned)San Francisco, United States
Lifesightquote onlyAnnualNot statedYesYesNoNoDemo onlyNew York, United States
Klar€200/moMonthly or annualYesYesYesYesNot stated14-day free trialMunich, Germany
Rockerboxquote onlyAnnual (12-month term, auto-renews)YesYesYesYesNoDemo onlyNew York, United States
Funnel.io$300/moAnnualYesYesYesNoNot statedFree trial on request via sales; not on pricing pageStockholm, Sweden
Fosphaquote onlyNot statedYesYesYesNoNoDemo only (no free trial or free plan mentioned)Austin, United States

What Haus does well

  • Built for brands ready to run geo experiments, from self-starter DTC on Shopify and Amazon to large organizations.
  • Offers marketing mix modelling and incrementality or lift tests. Source
  • Native integrations with Shopify and Amazon. Source
  • Free trial or plan: Demo only (no free trial or free plan mentioned). Source

Where Haus may not fit

Each line is from Haus's own pages.

  • No public price: it is quoted through sales. Source
  • Refunds: Fees are non-refundable. Source
  • No self-serve sign-up: you start through a demo or a sales call. Source

Questions about Haus alternatives

  • What are the alternatives to Haus?
    Among the tools we track, the closest to Haus are Lifesight, Klar, Rockerbox, Funnel.io and Fospha. Marketing mix modelling: Lifesight, Klar, Rockerbox, Funnel.io and Fospha. Incrementality or lift tests: Lifesight, Klar, Rockerbox, Funnel.io and Fospha. No pixel or SDK of their own: Lifesight and Fospha.
  • Do I have to stop using Haus to use Causality Engine?
    No. Causality Engine installs nothing on your site. It reads the GA4 export you already have, so it runs on top of any tool here without touching its setup. The one condition: GA4 runs on your store too.
  • Can I try Haus for free?
    What Haus states: Demo only (no free trial or free plan mentioned).Source: haus.io/pricing, read .

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