VS MPARTICLE BY ROKTThe hybrid CDP, post-Rokt · and the half it still leaves out

Built for
the offline
world too.

mParticle is real-time + ad-tech · we are real-time + everything
The argument, in one paragraph

mParticle was the closest commercial analog to our resolution philosophy — IDSync, deterministic-first, configurable hierarchy. In 2024 they were acquired by Rokt and rebranded as "mParticle by Rokt" with a new hero — "Compound Advertising and Ecommerce Outcomes with Real-Time Relevance." The hybrid-CDP claim is real (real-time + warehouse-native), and Cortex AI does what it says. The wedge tilts further into ad-tech, which is Rokt's gravity. Their weakness is what it was before — the offline world, the CRM batch loads, the slow-moving truth that doesn't fire as an event. We resolve both, on the same graph, without per-event pricing punishing you when your campaigns actually work.

What they say.
What we answer.

001 / on outcome
Compound advertising and ecommerce outcomes.
Identity before the activation. Same graph, every channel.
002 / on architecture
Hybrid CDP — real-time + warehouse-native.
Real-time and offline. Same graph, no second product.
003 / on intelligence
Cortex AI · Predictive Audiences.
Resolution your team can read. Then audience.
004 / on cost
Enterprise pricing on request.
Flat. Scales with nothing.
The outcome our buyers come for

The campaigns
that worked
aren't a tax.

mParticle's per-event meter has historically punished growth — when your campaigns work, the bill scales with them. Rokt-era pricing has shifted to enterprise contracts, which makes the meter less visible but not less real. We do not price on event volume. The graph absorbs whatever fires through it.

Honest disadvantage — when mParticle (Rokt) is the right answer
mParticle is the right tool when your identity story is overwhelmingly real-time mobile and you need a polished SDK across iOS and Android with first-class deep-link support — and when you're already running on Rokt's broader ad-tech stack (placements, ecommerce conversion). We do not ship a mobile SDK. We export to one.
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