Addingwell offers comprehensive server-side tracking with a focus on data quality and governance, suitable for various platforms. Stape also provides server-side tracking but emphasizes its all-in-one solution and security compliance. Littledata stands out with a 30-day free trial, automatic no-code setup, and identity resolution features, enhancing audience targeting and simplifying the tracking process. Additionally, Littledata's automatic tracking of checkout steps offers a unique advantage over both Addingwell and Stape, making it a more user-friendly option for ecommerce managers.

For 50 orders, Addingwell is 125% more expensive than Stape and 131% more than Littledata. At 500 orders, Addingwell and Stape are equal, while Littledata is 66% more expensive than both. For 5000 orders, Addingwell is 13% cheaper than Stape but 63% less than Littledata. At 20000 orders, Addingwell and Stape are equal, while Littledata is 99% more expensive than both. Overall, Addingwell tends to be more expensive, especially at lower order volumes.

Addingwell focuses on integrating with major advertising platforms like Google Ads and Meta Ads, emphasizing direct ad performance tracking. Stape includes Klaviyo and Attentive, targeting email and SMS marketing, which enhances customer engagement tracking. Littledata also supports Klaviyo and Attentive but adds Segment, allowing for broader data integration and customer journey analysis. Overall, the main difference lies in the inclusion of email/SMS marketing tools in Stape and Littledata, while Addingwell is more focused on advertising performance.

Littledata's purchase and checkout tracking offers superior accuracy and comprehensive data collection compared to Addingwell and Stape. With server-side tracking, Littledata ensures 100% accuracy, capturing all purchase events, including post-purchase upsells and recurring orders. It also filters orders by sales channel and includes refunds, enhancing attribution with user-provided data. In contrast, Addingwell and Stape rely on tracking via the thank you and checkout pages, limiting their data to completed transactions and checkout starts only. Littledata's server-side approach tracks all checkout steps, is compatible with checkout extensibility, and supports accelerated checkouts, providing a more complete view of user behavior and purchase journeys.