No plans to pick. Atlas is priced on your setup call.

Atlas is priced on the setup call, so there's no published price. On the call we connect your tools, match your five latest sales to the ads that made them and give you your price.

No. Atlas is one product and you get all of it, from Keyring and Paper Trail to the six attribution models, the sales sent back to Meta and Google, and MCP.

The tools you run and the access to connect them, plus your five most recent sales. We match those five sales to the ads that made them on the call.

Meta Ads, Facebook Pages, Instagram, Google Ads, YouTube, Google Search Console, Typeform, Jotform, Calendly, iClosed, HubSpot, Salesforce, Close, Stripe, PayPal and Shopify, plus the Atlas pixel on your site. Atlas imports the full history from each, and webhooks keep Close, Stripe, Typeform and Calendly current.

Six of them, all scored on every sale at once. First click, last click, linear, time decay, position based and data-driven sit side by side, and Attribution Journeys and Customer Detail show each buyer's path.

Strong IDs, like an email or a Stripe customer ID, join records on their own. Weak IDs, like a phone number, a cookie or a session, only suggest a link, and the link waits in Identity Merges until you approve it. Every merge can be undone, and junk values never become a person.

Yes. Atlas sends the sales it tracked back to Meta and Google as conversions, each one matched to the click.

Yes. Atlas imports spend, impressions, clicks and leads from Meta and Google Ads and sets each ad's spend beside the cash its buyers paid, so ROAS and cost per sale come from real payments.

Yes. Connect Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor over MCP and it reads your joined data on your own token, so you can ask in plain words which ads brought the buyers who paid last month.

No. You keep working in your CRM as you do today. Atlas reads from it and joins each buyer's records there to the ads, bookings and payments around them.