Compare/Zeke vs Triple Whale

Comparison

Zeke vs Triple Whale

$129/mo (Growth) → $249/mo (Advanced) → $599+/mo (Enterprise). Scales with ad spend; 14-day free trial.

Zeke vs Triple Whale.

Triple Whale is built for one Shopify store. Zeke is built for an agency book of 10–50 clients.

Triple Whale answers 'what's my real ROAS?' Zeke answers 'which of my 40 clients needs me to act today?'

Positioning

Two different jobs

Most agencies use both — they own different layers of the stack.

Triple Whale

Triple Whale is an ecom data platform — attribution (Sonar), post-purchase insights, creative reporting, and an AI assistant (Moby). Primarily Shopify-native, pixel + CAPI + server-side. Designed around a single ecommerce brand optimizing for ROAS, LTV, and post-iOS14 recovery.

Pricing: $129/mo (Growth) → $249/mo (Advanced) → $599+/mo (Enterprise). Scales with ad spend; 14-day free trial.

Zeke AI

Zeke is the operator layer for a performance marketing agency managing many clients. Different shape: we're not in the ecom-attribution lane — we're in the 'decide-what-to-do-next-across-40-clients' lane. Where Triple Whale goes deep on one store's data, Zeke goes wide across a book and converts morning noise into a queue of 9 evidence-backed decisions.

Pricing: Starter $197/mo · Growth $297/mo · Scale $497/mo

When to use which

Honest tradeoffs

Pick Zeke when…

  • 01You run an agency book, not a single ecom store. Zeke workspaces are multi-client by default.
  • 02Your primary lane is lead-gen verticals (TRT, dental, home services, med spa) rather than Shopify ecom.
  • 03You want source-backed report recommendations with evidence and citations - not a dashboard of metrics to interpret.
  • 04You need an internal strategy report that compounds across every client in the book.
  • 05You want decision-layer pricing ($197 for 10 clients) vs. attribution-tool pricing that scales with spend.

Stick with Triple Whale when…

  • 01Your primary book is Shopify ecom — Triple Whale's Sonar attribution + creative analytics are built for exactly that shape and we don't go as deep there.
  • 02You need post-purchase survey attribution, LTV cohort modeling, or Shopify-native integrations we don't ship.
  • 03You're a brand (not an agency) and Triple Whale's single-store data model fits your org cleanly.
  • 04You're recovering iOS14 attribution signal and need server-side CAPI tooling that's their specialty, not ours.

Feature-by-feature

Side by side

Feature

Zeke AI

from $197/mo

Triple Whale

Attribution & data model

Multi-touch attribution (ecom)

Partial — Meta + Google native

Post-iOS14 server-side (CAPI + Sonar)

Shopify-native integration

Post-purchase survey attribution

Multi-client / multi-workspace

Partial — brand-first

Lead-gen vertical fit (TRT / dental / HS)

Partial

Decision layer

Source-backed report recommendations

Partial - Moby chat

Evidence + guardrails per action

Approve / reject / auto-approve

Learns from your approve/reject history

Per-client context from your playbooks

Agency workflows

Per-client workspace + branding

Partial

White-label reports + reseller rights

Scale tier ($497)
Enterprise

Corporate / region rollups

Scale tier

Agency-facing strategy report

Strategy inputs from docs and notes

Moby focuses on store data

Pricing & terms

Entry price

$197/mo
$129/mo

Includes at entry

10 clients
1 brand

Effective price at 10 clients

$197
~$1,290+

Price scales with ad spend

30-day money-back

14-day trial

Price locked forever

Verdict

Our take

Triple Whale and Zeke aren't head-to-head - we're in different lanes. If you run a Shopify brand and need deep ecom attribution, Triple Whale is the right pick. If you run an agency book across lead-gen verticals and want branded client reports plus internal strategy reports above your performance data, Zeke is built for that shape. Some agencies run both: Triple Whale on ecom client workspaces, Zeke as the cross-book reporting and strategy layer. Worth trying Zeke's 30-day money-back if your book is more lead-gen than Shopify.

08 / Pilot

Run one client through it.

The brief has to earn the renewal before anyone expands.

Bring one client. We’ll show the brief that keeps them.

The founder pilot starts with one client: the inputs you already have, the booked-revenue attribution, the Client Intelligence Brief Zeke produces, the QA flags, and the talking points your AM takes into the renewal call.