Stape offers a comprehensive server-side tracking solution that emphasizes data quality and marketing ROI while ensuring privacy compliance. It is versatile, working with platforms beyond Shopify, making it suitable for diverse ecommerce needs.

In contrast, Littledata also provides server-side tracking and emphasizes ease of use with its fully automatic, no-code setup, which is particularly beneficial for DTC brands. Its identity resolution feature enhances audience targeting, and it includes automatic tracking of checkout extensibility, which can streamline the customer journey.

While both platforms prioritize privacy compliance and server-side tracking, Stape focuses on data quality and broader platform compatibility, whereas Littledata highlights automation and ease of integration specifically for Shopify brands. Littledata's 30-day free trial allows users to test its features, which may appeal to those looking for a risk-free evaluation.

For 50 orders per month, Stape is 2.56% more expensive than Littledata. At 500 orders, Stape is 0% more expensive than Littledata, while Littledata's second option is 272.5% higher. For 5,000 orders, Stape is 57.1% cheaper than Littledata, which is 132.7% more expensive than the second option. At 20,000 orders, Stape is 50% cheaper than Littledata, which is 99.75% more expensive than the second option. Overall, Stape generally offers lower prices compared to Littledata.

Stape focuses on server-side tracking with a strong emphasis on data privacy and compliance, offering seamless integration with major platforms like Google Analytics, Meta Ads, TikTok, Klaviyo, Attentive, Google Ads, and Pinterest. Littledata also provides server-side tracking but includes Segment as an additional destination, allowing for more advanced data routing and integration capabilities. Both solutions support similar platforms, but Littledata's inclusion of Segment enhances its flexibility in managing and distributing data across various analytics and marketing tools.

Littledata's purchase tracking offers comprehensive features like post-purchase upsells, recurring orders, and filtering by sales channel, enhancing attribution accuracy. Its user-provided data improves insights, while custom mapping allows for tailored analytics. The checkout tracking captures all steps server-side, ensuring compatibility with checkout extensibility and accelerated checkouts, providing a complete view of user behavior.

In contrast, Stape's tracking is limited, only capturing refunds and checkout started events, lacking depth in user journey analysis. Compared to Littledata's own previous offering, the current version enhances tracking by ensuring all checkout steps are captured server-side, providing a more robust and accurate data set for analytics.