Six tools that overlap with this one. Each page says what it does better than DevMargin, not only the reverse. Figures come from each product’s own site and carry the date they were read.
The closest thing to DevMargin: same $9, same audience. Three rails, no costs, but iOS and Android are shipped and there is a $29 lifetime licence.
The widest of them, in the other direction — installs, ratings, ad campaigns. Reading more than two payment providers costs $29.99 a month there.
Subscription analytics for a company: 28+ metrics, cohorts, payment recovery. From $75 a month, and the one tool here that does track expenses — on its $1,152 tier.
Investor-grade metrics, and a genuinely generous free tier under $10k MRR. A second billing source starts at $99 a month.
Traffic, search and product analytics beside revenue. Two billing rails, priced by how many projects you have.
A $19.99 Mac menubar app with no account at all — your keys never leave the machine. For a daily glance it beats every dashboard here.
Three things, the same three on every page above. DevMargin reads 14 billing rails, all of them in every plan — more than twice the widest here. It subtracts what each project costs to run, which nothing else in this price bracket does. And it answers your agent over a read-only MCP endpoint, which none of them does at any price.
A fourth thing is not different, and listing it above would be dishonest: DevMargin gives your portfolio a public page. Baremetrics invented that idea and has published one for years. What ours adds is that every figure carries the rail and the snapshot date it came from — the part a screenshot cannot fake.
Where a figure is missing it says —, never zero and never a guess. That rule is why these pages name what the others do better: a comparison written by the seller is worth exactly as much as its least convenient sentence.
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