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RetentionX Review

RetentionX is an e-commerce analytics tool built around retention, tying order attribution, lifetime value by cohort and revenue forecasting into dashboards you build yourself. Its own tracking pixel feeds the data, and pricing rises with store revenue instead of staying flat across every plan.

Visit RetentionX →From $49/mo

Research-based review. Features and prices are checked on the vendor's own website, and the score is worked out from those facts. We haven't tested it hands-on yet.

The verdict

RetentionX pays off for retention-focused brands willing to build their own dashboards, though there is no free plan and the price climbs as store revenue grows.

Pros

  • Every tier includes a 30-day free trial.
  • It holds a SOC 2 report, available through its trust center.
  • Multi-touch and custom attribution models come with a first-party tracking pixel, with no separate add-on required.
  • Custom dashboards are available from the cheapest plan.

Cons

  • RetentionX has no free plan.
  • Price rises sharply with a store's own trailing revenue, reaching $2,999 a month at the highest band.
  • It has no customer-facing API for building integrations.
  • The interface is only available in English.
From $49/moFree plan NoFree trial Yes
6.3/10

Spec Score

RetentionX against 4 e-commerce analytics tools
#3
of 4 e-commerce analytics tools
-0.7
vs the average
91%
from published facts
Ahead of other e-commerce analytics tools
Privacy and trust+1.3
Behind other e-commerce analytics tools
Where it plugs in-1.7What it measures-1.0Pricing-0.7
Every criterion
Tap a row for the facts
What it measures5.9
-1.0 vs 7.0 avg20.7 of 35 points
Attributes orders to channelsyes1.5 / 1.5
Profit after costs, not just revenueno0 / 1.5
Its own tracking pixelyes1.2 / 1.2
Lifetime value by cohortyes1.2 / 1.2
Build your own dashboardsyes1 / 1
Forecasts demandyes1 / 1
Plans stock and purchase ordersno0 / 1
Benchmarks against other storesno0 / 0.8
Tracks competitors' pricesno0 / 0.8
Why these numbers

Attributes orders to channels: Also promoted site-wide as 'Attribution models, KPI Hub, and easy reporting'.

Profit after costs, not just revenue: The Shopify listing title is 'Retention X: Grow Profit & LTV' and marketing copy references profit generically, but the plan feature comparison table has no dedicated profit/margin/COGS line item.

Its own tracking pixel: Also called the 'RX Pixel' elsewhere on the site.

Build your own dashboards: Starter plan feature list on the Shopify listing.

Forecasts demand: 'Revenue Forecasting' on the Growth plan; a separate 'Budget Forecasting' item on the marketing pricing page is tagged 'Coming Soon' and is not this one.

Plans stock and purchase orders: Checked the plan comparison table and integrations page for inventory/stock/reorder wording; none found.

Benchmarks against other stores: No benchmarking-against-other-stores feature found in the plan comparison table or on the platform pages.

Tracks competitors' prices: No mention of tracking other retailers' prices on the pricing, integrations or platform pages.

Where it plugs in5.1
-1.7 vs 6.8 avg10.2 of 20 points
Store platforms it works with3 store platforms2.6 / 4
Public APIno0 / 3
Webhooksnot published, half points0.5 / 1
Apps it connects to19 integrations2 / 2
Why these numbers

Store platforms it works with: Counted from ecommerce_platforms. 'Other Platforms' scheduled import covers custom_api generically.

Public API: Checked homepage, integrations, pricing and legal pages for a developer portal or public API docs; the only 'API' mentioned is an outbound Conversions API pushing store events to ad platforms (Google, Meta, TikTok, Pinterest, Snapchat, Adform), not a customer-facing API.

Apps it connects to: Counted from integrations. Partial list from a longer page (site says 50+ integrations).

Pricing6.0
-0.7 vs 6.7 avg15 of 25 points
Cheapest paid plan, monthly$494 / 4
Free planno0 / 2
Free trial30 days1 / 1
What the price grows withrevenue0.5 / 2
Setup fee on topnot published, half points0.5 / 1
Why these numbers

Cheapest paid plan, monthly: Cheapest paid plan on the monthly term. These are the lowest revenue band ('< $250k / Year') prices; the page has a required revenue-band selector (10 bands from <$250k to +$30m/year) and prices scale up sharply with it.

Free plan: Shopify listing and marketing pricing page both show a paid Starter tier as the cheapest option; no $0 tier.

Free trial: Stated for Starter, Core and Growth alike.

What the price grows with: Store's own trailing annual revenue selects the price band; same three plan names at every band, different $/mo.

Privacy and trust8.8
+1.3 vs 7.5 avg17.6 of 20 points
Does not train AI on your store datanot published, half points1.3 / 2.5
SOC 2yes2 / 2
GDPRyes1.5 / 1.5
Onboarding included in a planyes1.5 / 1.5
Ways to reach support3 support channels2.5 / 2.5
Why these numbers

SOC 2: Trust Center run on a SafeBase-style platform lists a SOC-2 Report as an available resource.

Onboarding included in a plan: 'Onboarding' is a listed Support row in the plan comparison table; which specific tier(s) check it could not be resolved from the rendered page (checkmarks did not render as text), so plan-level attribution is uncertain.

Ways to reach support: Counted from support_channels. Slack support tied to the Growth plan specifically per its card description.

yesnonot published average for e-commerce analytics tools
How the Spec Score works

Scored from what RetentionX publishes on its own site. Not a hands-on test.

Compared with 4 e-commerce analytics tools. Facts checked 24 Sep 2026.

A fact the vendor does not publish gets half the points, or the typical value for a number, and says so. It never counts as a no. How we score.

RetentionX is a customer intelligence and retention analytics platform for Shopify and BigCommerce merchants, covering attribution, lifetime value and segmentation. What decides whether it suits you is your store's own revenue, since its three tiers reprice sharply as trailing annual revenue moves into a higher band.

RetentionX homepage screenshot
RetentionX, Homepage

What is RetentionX?

RetentionX is based in the United States, with its registered address in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. It connects to Shopify and BigCommerce stores directly, and to other ecommerce platforms through a scheduled data import. It has a listing on the Shopify App Store.

What RetentionX measures

RetentionX offers multi-touch and custom attribution models alongside a first-party tracking pixel, called the RX Pixel. Its customer analytics suite includes KPI dashboards, a cohort viewer and an LTV analyzer for tracking lifetime value by customer group, plus a product analytics suite. The Growth plan adds revenue forecasting alongside lifetime value and churn risk prediction.

An AI Analyst delivers overnight briefings on what changed in a store's metrics and why. Custom dashboards are available from the Starter plan, and segmentation is capped by plan: 30 segments on Starter, 50 on Core and 100 on Growth.

RetentionX does not track inventory planning, competitor prices, or industry benchmarks, and its feature comparison table has no dedicated profit or margin line.

Integrations and setup

RetentionX integrates with Klaviyo, Mailchimp, ActiveCampaign, Attentive, Voyado and Moengage for email and SMS, Zendesk, Gorgias and Intercom for customer service, Yotpo for loyalty, and Recharge for subscriptions, plus Google Ads, Meta Ads, TikTok, Pinterest, Snapchat and Adform for advertising, among more than fifty integrations in total.

It has no customer-facing API; the only API it offers pushes store events out to ad platforms through a Conversions API. Onboarding is included, and support runs through email, a dedicated customer success manager, and Slack support on the Growth plan.

RetentionX pricing: what each plan gives

RetentionX pricing screenshot
RetentionX, Pricing

Starter costs $49 a month for stores with up to $250,000 in total sales a year, and includes 30 segments, an audience builder, a data enhancer and a custom dashboard. Core costs $149 a month, and Growth costs $249 a month with 100 segments, revenue forecasting, and dedicated Slack support. These are the prices at the lowest revenue band.

Price rises with a store's own trailing annual revenue: at the $20 million to $30 million band, the same three plans cost $2,099, $2,599 and $2,999 a month. There is a 30-day free trial on all three tiers, no minimum contract term, and billing runs every 30 days.

Privacy and security

RetentionX holds a SOC 2 report, available through its trust center. It processes personal information under the GDPR and the UK GDPR. Its privacy policy reads: "We do not use personal information processed via AI Products to train third-party AI models for their own independent purposes."

Who RetentionX suits

RetentionX suits a Shopify or BigCommerce merchant that wants attribution, first-party tracking and cohort-level lifetime value analysis in one platform, with a SOC 2 report on hand for security review and a 30-day trial to try it against live data.

It suits less well a merchant looking for inventory planning or competitor price tracking, since RetentionX does not offer either, or a fast-growing store watching its subscription cost, since the price rises sharply as trailing revenue moves into a higher band.

Screenshots

RetentionX features screenshot
RetentionX, Features

How RetentionX compares

RetentionX scores 6.3 out of 10 among the e-commerce analytics tools we rate. These three do the same job and are the closest to it, compared on what each vendor publishes.

6.3RetentionX
vs
8.2Triple Whale

Triple Whale

RetentionX starts at $49 a month but scales with revenue, with a 30 day free trial; Triple Whale charges a flat $219 a month and keeps a free plan instead. Both attribute orders to channels, run their own tracking pixel, track lifetime value by cohort and forecast demand. Triple Whale also tracks profit after costs, plans stock and purchase orders, and benchmarks against other stores, none of which RetentionX has. Both carry SOC 2.

Pick Triple Whale if you want profit tracking, stock planning and benchmarks together.
Pick RetentionX if you want a lower entry price and a longer free trial.

RetentionX vs Triple Whale →
6.3RetentionX
vs
6.3Prediko

Prediko

RetentionX is built for attribution, with its own pixel and lifetime value by cohort; Prediko is built for demand forecasting and stock planning, with profit tracking that RetentionX does not have. Both start at $49 a month and scale with revenue; RetentionX gives a 30 day free trial, Prediko a 14 day trial. Both include custom, build your own dashboards, though only Prediko has a public API.

Pick Prediko if you need demand forecasting, stock planning and a public API.
Pick RetentionX if you need channel attribution and your own tracking pixel.

RetentionX vs Prediko →
6.3RetentionX
vs
7.0Lebesgue

Lebesgue

RetentionX starts at $49 a month but scales with revenue, with a 30 day free trial instead of a free plan; Lebesgue charges a flat $79 a month and keeps a free plan. Both attribute orders to channels, run their own pixel, track lifetime value by cohort and forecast demand. Lebesgue also tracks profit after costs, plans stock and purchase orders and benchmarks against other stores; RetentionX instead offers custom, build your own dashboards.

Pick Lebesgue if you want profit tracking, stock planning and benchmarks at a flat rate.
Pick RetentionX if you want custom dashboards and a longer free trial.

RetentionX vs Lebesgue →

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does RetentionX cost?

Starter costs $49 a month, Core costs $149 a month and Growth costs $249 a month at the lowest revenue band, under $250,000 in trailing annual sales. Price rises with a store's own revenue, reaching $2,099, $2,599 and $2,999 a month at the $20 million to $30 million band. Every tier includes a 30-day free trial.

Which store platforms does RetentionX work with?

RetentionX connects to Shopify and BigCommerce directly, and to other ecommerce platforms through a scheduled data import.

Does RetentionX include a first-party attribution pixel?

Yes. The RX Pixel is a first-party tracking pixel included alongside multi-touch and custom attribution models, without a separate add-on.

Does RetentionX train on store data?

Its privacy policy reads: "We do not use personal information processed via AI Products to train third-party AI models for their own independent purposes."

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