Trakyo Pricing vs VidWorth Pricing (2026): What You Pay for YouTube Revenue Attribution

Short answer: VidWorth's plans start at $99 a month ($69 a month billed yearly). A third-party comparison lists Trakyo as starting at $297 a month. So VidWorth's entry plan is about one third of Trakyo's reported starting price on monthly billing, and less than a quarter on yearly billing. Even VidWorth's Pro plan, with up to four channels, costs less than Trakyo's reported entry price.

Prices below were checked on October 22, 2026. Pricing changes, so confirm current numbers with each vendor before you buy. For the features that matter beyond price, see what to look for in YouTube revenue attribution.

Price at a glance

	Trakyo (reported)	VidWorth Standard	VidWorth Pro	VidWorth Agency
Monthly billing	Starts at $297/mo	$99/mo	$249/mo	$449/mo
Billed yearly	Not listed	$69/mo	$199/mo	$399/mo
YouTube channels	Not listed	1	Up to 4	Up to 10
Instagram accounts	Not listed	1	Up to 4	Up to 10
Team seats	Not listed	3	5	15
Free trial	Not listed	7 days	7 days	7 days

Where the Trakyo figure comes from: we couldn't find a public price list on Trakyo's own marketing pages, which route visitors through a form. The $297/month starting price, along with limits of 100 tracking links and 4,000 clicks a month, comes from a comparison page published by contentgrove (another attribution tool). Treat it as a reported figure and ask Trakyo for a current quote.

What each VidWorth plan includes

Standard ($99/mo, or $69/mo yearly). One YouTube channel and one Instagram account, three seats, Smart Links with first-party tracking, call and lead attribution, every integration (including Calendly, Cal.com, GoHighLevel, and webhooks), MCP server access, AI insights and reports, a custom domain for Smart Links, and 2,500 AI credits a month.

Pro ($249/mo, or $199/mo yearly). Everything in Standard, plus up to four channels and four Instagram accounts, five seats, full lead journey timelines, AI insights on which videos to make next, priority support, and 10,000 AI credits a month.

Agency ($449/mo, or $399/mo yearly). Everything in Pro, plus up to ten channels and ten Instagram accounts, fifteen seats, client workspaces and reporting, a custom domain per client workspace, white-glove onboarding, and 30,000 AI credits a month.

Every plan starts with a 7-day free trial. Current plans are always listed on the VidWorth pricing section.

Guarantees

VidWorth offers a 30-day revenue guarantee: if 70% of your revenue isn't traced to the content that caused it within 30 days, you get a full refund. The conditions (channels connected, tracked links kept in place, revenue recorded in VidWorth) are listed on the homepage.

Trakyo also advertises its own performance guarantee on its sign-up pages. Ask for the exact terms when you request pricing.

How to compare cost fairly

Price per month is only part of it. When you compare quotes, also ask:

• How many channels and seats are included? An agency running several clients needs this most.
• Are there caps on links or clicks, and what happens when you exceed them?
• Which revenue sources connect without extra cost? VidWorth connects to Stripe, Whop, and Kashier.
• Is setup self-serve or sales-led? Sales-led setup can mean better onboarding, but also a longer wait.
• What does attribution actually cover? A cheaper tool that only tracks clicks costs more in the end if it can't tie revenue to a video.

For a hands-on way to compare, see how to test a Trakyo alternative side by side before you switch.

Quick answers

How much does VidWorth cost? $99/month for Standard, $249 for Pro, and $449 for Agency on monthly billing; $69, $199, and $399 per month billed yearly.

How much does Trakyo cost? Trakyo doesn't publish a price list on its marketing pages. A third-party comparison reports a starting price of $297/month.

Is there a free trial? VidWorth plans start with 7 days free.

Is the cheaper tool always the better deal? No. Compare what each plan attributes, not only the monthly price.