How is Mirox different from Teikametrics on price?

Teikametrics starts at $179/month plus 3% of ad spend over $10K — meaning the bill rises with your spend. Mirox is a flat €149 Starter or €399 Growth, never a percentage of spend. For a seller spending $50K/month on ads, Teikametrics adds $1,200/month in spend-based fees on top of the base; Mirox adds zero.

Is Mirox's Simulation Mode the same as the Teikametrics 30-day trial?

Both run 30 days, and that is where the resemblance ends. Simulation Mode needs no card on file, so nothing happens automatically when it ends — no charge, no contract, no renewal you have to remember to cancel. It runs full simulation on your real Amazon Ads account, and every trace you export is yours to keep whether you buy or not. The Teikametrics trial converts to a paid contract.

What is the practical difference between sixteen agents and a single engine?

A single engine optimises one objective with one model. Mirox runs sixteen specialised agents — Strategist (campaign-level FSM strategy), Tactician (bid-level moves), Semantic (asymmetric multilingual embeddings), Sentinel (inventory throttle), and twelve more — coordinating on a shared Blackboard. Each agent leaves its own trace, so when a bid changes you see which specialist proposed it and why, not a single black-box score.

vs Teikametrics · verified 2026 Q2

A Teikametrics alternative
with a trace on every bid.

Teikametrics is the closest competitor on capability and price. The honest difference is what they show you and what they do not — and how the work gets done: one engine versus sixteen agents.

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At a glance

Mirox vs Teikametrics.

Mirox

Autonomous PPC Intelligence for Amazon sellers — multi-marketplace native, transparent, sixteen specialised agents.

· Free Simulation Mode on your real account
· Public pricing from €149/mo
· Full decision trace per bid (CSV export)
· Per-marketplace native: DE, FR, IT, ES, NL, BE, PL, SE, UK, US, CA, MX

Teikametrics

Amazon and Walmart brands wanting inventory-aware optimisation, US-anchored.

Starting price: $179/mo + 3% over $10K

Side-by-side

Where each tool lands on the rows that matter.

Verified against vendor pricing pages, G2 and Capterra, and 2026 Q2 analyst notes. No asterisks.

Capability	Mirox	Teikametrics
Simulation Mode — free, real account, full simulation	Free, no card
Decision transparency — full trace per bid	CSV export	Limited
Multi-agent architecture (16 specialists)		Single engine
Seven safety layers between the AI and your ad budget		Basic
Inventory-aware bidding (Sentinel — throttles on thin days-of-cover)	Built in	Standout feature
Bayesian warm-start — sensible bids from hour one
Multi-marketplace native (DE/FR/IT/ES/NL/BE/PL/SE/UK/US/CA/MX + per-marketplace thresholds)		Single model
Asymmetric semantic embeddings (+19% relevance)
Public, transparent pricing — no demo wall	€149 / €399 / €899
Free trial / freemium	30 days free, no card	30-day
Starting price	€149/mo (or free Simulation)	$179/mo + 3% over $10K

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The honest read

When Teikametrics is the right answer, and when Mirox is.

Teikametrics has a single optimisation engine, a 30-day trial, and inventory-aware optimisations as a standout feature. It is the closest competitor on capability and price ($179/mo + 3% over $10K). The honest difference is what they show you and what they do not.

Where Teikametrics wins

Mature product, larger customer base, generous 30-day trial, established US presence, inventory-awareness has been in production for years. If you are US-anchored and want an established product with a free trial, Teikametrics is reasonable.

Where Mirox wins

Sixteen specialised agents instead of one engine — and each one leaves its own trace. Full decision transparency (Teikametrics gives you partial visibility). Simulation Mode runs 30 days of full simulation on your real account with no card on file and no auto-conversion — a trial you have to actively decide to leave is not the same thing. Per-marketplace Bayesian models that do not assume Italian buyer behaviour is German.

Honest verdict

Teikametrics treats inventory awareness as the headline. We treat decision transparency as the headline, with inventory awareness as one of seven safety layers. If you want to see the reasoning behind every bid — and audit it — Mirox is the answer. If you want a single-engine optimiser and you trust it to do the right thing, Teikametrics is reasonable.

A decision tree, not a sales pitch

Which one fits your team.

Pick Teikametrics when

·You are US-based and want an established tool with a 30-day trial.
·A single optimisation engine is acceptable if it works.
·You sell on Amazon and Walmart and the cross-marketplace story matters in the US sense.

Pick Mirox when

You want sixteen specialised agents, each with its own decision trace, not one engine.
You sell across several marketplaces and need per-marketplace Bayesian models.
You would rather evaluate without a card on file than start a trial that bills itself when it ends.
You want decision transparency as the headline, not a sub-feature.

Frequently asked

Mirox vs Teikametrics — the questions buyers actually ask.

How is Mirox different from Teikametrics on price?: Teikametrics starts at $179/month plus 3% of ad spend over $10K — meaning the bill rises with your spend. Mirox is a flat €149 Starter or €399 Growth, never a percentage of spend. For a seller spending $50K/month on ads, Teikametrics adds $1,200/month in spend-based fees on top of the base; Mirox adds zero.
Is Mirox's Simulation Mode the same as the Teikametrics 30-day trial?: Both run 30 days, and that is where the resemblance ends. Simulation Mode needs no card on file, so nothing happens automatically when it ends — no charge, no contract, no renewal you have to remember to cancel. It runs full simulation on your real Amazon Ads account, and every trace you export is yours to keep whether you buy or not. The Teikametrics trial converts to a paid contract.
What is the practical difference between sixteen agents and a single engine?: A single engine optimises one objective with one model. Mirox runs sixteen specialised agents — Strategist (campaign-level FSM strategy), Tactician (bid-level moves), Semantic (asymmetric multilingual embeddings), Sentinel (inventory throttle), and twelve more — coordinating on a shared Blackboard. Each agent leaves its own trace, so when a bid changes you see which specialist proposed it and why, not a single black-box score.

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A Teikametrics alternativewith a trace on every bid.