LLyticsvs
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n8n: The fair-code workflow automation tool
The customer data platform for personalization
As of 30 August 2026, Lytics starts at $400/month. Lytics is a customer data platform that unifies first-party data to enable personalization, audience segmentation, and predictive analytics across channels. Softwr lists it under Automation Integration. Lytics is launched in 2013, available on Web.
Overview
Lytics is a customer data platform that unifies first-party data to enable personalization, audience segmentation, and predictive analytics across channels.
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Pricing
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Professional
$400 /mo
Advanced
$1,200 /mo
Enterprise
$3,000 /mo
Capabilities
Data collection
Audience segmentation
Predictive analytics
Personalization
Real-time activation
Analytics
API access
100+ integrations
Integration with 100+ integrations
Marketing platforms
Integration with Marketing platforms
Analytics tools
Integration with Analytics tools
SOC2
SOC2 security feature
GDPR
GDPR security feature
Behind it
Keep looking
Automate tasks across cloud and on-premises apps
Integration platform as a service (iPaaS) with robust API management
The Enterprise Agent Build and Runtime for the work your business runs on
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Industrial DataOps middleware that models and contextualises OT data before it reaches IT systems
Per site per yearManaged Apache Flink and Debezium with credit-based pricing and a free tier
Per credit by task hourEmbedded integration platform that SaaS vendors ship inside their own product
Per month by API call volumeApache 2.0 BPMN engine under Hyland, from which Flowable and Camunda were forked
Open source, no licence feeTransactional message queuing for systems where a lost message is a lost payment
Per virtual processor core per monthPostgres-backed distributed task queue and workflow engine for Python, TypeScript and Go
Per month by task run count