This is the one comparison where the overlap is real. Singular does cost aggregation properly — so the split is scope, setup and how you buy it.
Revenue Sensor
Marketing P&L
Singular
Marketing analytics and attribution
Revenue Sensor does one thing: turn ad spend and store earnings into profit per app. No SDK, no data engineering, no onboarding call, and a price you can read off the pricing page. It is small enough that a founder or a finance lead can run it without a UA team, and revenue is read from the stores' own reports rather than from events your app sends.
Of the MMPs, Singular is the one whose cost-aggregation feature genuinely overlaps with what we do — and it goes further, down to creative-level cost across a long tail of networks, with attribution, SKAdNetwork, fraud prevention and warehouse ETL in the same platform. Its free tier is unusually generous. If you already pay for Singular, you may not need us.
Where Singular is stronger, the section below says so.
| Capability | Revenue Sensor | Singular |
|---|---|---|
| Works without an SDK in your app | Yes, reads platform APIs | No, SDK for attribution |
| Pulls in your ad spend | Yes, 5 ad networks | Yes, 1,200+ sources — a core strength |
| Revenue from the store's own reports, not your app's events | Yes | No, revenue events, not store reports |
| Subtracts the store's cut | No, buyer tax handled; commission not yet | No |
| Spend and revenue in one table, with profit | Yes | Partly, ROI analytics suite |
| Profit per app and per country | Yes, campaign level on Meta | Yes |
| Price published on the website | Yes, flat monthly | Partly, $0.05/conversion published; Enterprise quoted |
| Free plan | Yes | Yes, free up to 15,000 conversions, incl. cost aggregation |
Works without an SDK in your app
Revenue Sensor
Yes, reads platform APIsSingular
No, SDK for attributionPulls in your ad spend
Revenue Sensor
Yes, 5 ad networksSingular
Yes, 1,200+ sources — a core strengthRevenue from the store's own reports, not your app's events
Revenue Sensor
YesSingular
No, revenue events, not store reportsSubtracts the store's cut
Revenue Sensor
No, buyer tax handled; commission not yetSingular
NoSpend and revenue in one table, with profit
Revenue Sensor
YesSingular
Partly, ROI analytics suiteProfit per app and per country
Revenue Sensor
Yes, campaign level on MetaSingular
YesPrice published on the website
Revenue Sensor
Yes, flat monthlySingular
Partly, $0.05/conversion published; Enterprise quotedFree plan
Revenue Sensor
YesSingular
Yes, free up to 15,000 conversions, incl. cost aggregationBecause the cost-aggregation piece genuinely overlaps, fewer teams run both. The ones that do keep Singular for creative-level UA analysis and use Revenue Sensor as the finance-facing profit view that the whole company reads.
Your app
Ships as it is
Singular
Analyses the buying
Revenue Sensor
Reports the profit
Revenue Sensor
Flat monthly plans with a free tier; two sources on Free, five on Starter, unlimited on Pro.
Start freeSingular
A free plan up to 15,000 paid conversions — which notably includes cost aggregation, SKAdNetwork and fraud prevention — then Growth from a published per-conversion rate (about $0.05 at the time of writing). Enterprise is quote-based.
Singular's free tier is unusually generous for an MMP. If your volume fits inside it, price is not the reason to choose between us.
The other half of the equation, read from the source — App Store and Google Play earnings reports rather than SDK events — and a P&L layout rather than an analytics workspace. If Singular's revenue side already reconciles with your store reports, the gain is mostly price and simplicity.
If you are not buying installs at scale, an MMP is usually more platform than you need. Start with the profit view and add attribution when the ad budget justifies it. That said, Singular's free tier is large — check whether you fit inside it before assuming cost is the deciding factor.
Yes — reports export to CSV, and the scheduled email digests deliver the same numbers on a daily or weekly cadence.
The profit view, on its own, at a flat price. Free plan, no card, no onboarding call.
Singular is a trademark of its owner and is not affiliated with Revenue Sensor; its logo is used here only to identify the product being compared. Everything above was checked against publicly available documentation and pricing on September 3, 2026. If something has changed, tell us and we will correct it.
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