Stape offers robust server-side tracking and emphasizes privacy compliance, making it suitable for brands focused on data quality and security. Its compatibility with platforms beyond Shopify enhances its versatility. In contrast, Aimerce focuses on identity resolution and promises a fully automatic, no-code setup, appealing to users seeking simplicity in capturing customer data. Littledata combines features from both Stape and Aimerce, providing server-side tracking, identity resolution, and automatic integration with marketing platforms, along with a 30-day free trial. This makes it a comprehensive option for brands wanting a balance of ease and advanced tracking capabilities. Overall, Stape is ideal for security-focused brands, Aimerce for those prioritizing ease of use, and Littledata for a feature-rich, trial-based approach.

For 50 orders per month, Aimerce is 647.5% more expensive than Stape and 664.1% more than Littledata. For 500 orders, Aimerce is 0% more than Stape but 275% more than Littledata. At 5,000 orders, Aimerce is 232.7% more than Stape and 42.9% more than Littledata. For 20,000 orders, Aimerce is 347.5% more than Stape and 125.3% more than Littledata. Overall, Stape remains the most cost-effective option across all order volumes.

Stape offers a broader range of data destinations, including Google Analytics, Meta Ads, TikTok, Klaviyo, Attentive, Google Ads, and Pinterest, allowing for extensive tracking across multiple platforms. Aimerce focuses on fewer destinations, specifically Klaviyo, Meta Ads, and Google Ads, which may limit cross-platform insights. Littledata also provides a comprehensive selection, similar to Stape, with destinations like Google Analytics, Meta Ads, TikTok, Pinterest, Klaviyo, Google Ads, Segment, and Attentive, enabling robust tracking and integration capabilities. Overall, Stape and Littledata offer more extensive options compared to Aimerce, which has a more limited focus.