Revenue analysis from your GA4 data
Find the biggest red or green number in your revenue, and start there
As an ecommerce or marketing manager, you have campaigns to run and ads to test, and little time left for analysis. Connect your GA4 and see how all your numbers fit together. Each box shows its change against last year, red if it fell and green if it rose, and the ones that feed into revenue add an estimate in money. The biggest is where to look first.
Look at one month of your own data for free.
Sign in with Google → choose your GA4 account → find the biggest red or green number.
The sign-in is read-only. Your GA4 data lives only in your own browser. You need 13 months or more of GA4 history, and each sale in your store must be recorded the right way.
Another week of work aimed at a guess.
- Another week of campaigns and ad tests that start from a guess about what matters most.
- Another week of digging for the one number that matters, in between everything else.
- Another week with too little time to look at the numbers at all.
Where do you look first, when every number is competing for your week?
Connect your online store and stop guessingGA4 shows each number by itself, even though the numbers belong together.
If you manage an ecommerce store, you have a store to run. If you manage marketing, you have ads to create and test and campaigns to follow up. Analysis gets whatever time is left.
Then you open GA4 and get a huge pile of numbers. Where do you even start? Nothing tells you which ones change your revenue, or how. Even when you find the right place to look, the real cause is hiding one more report down.
Numbers that belong together should not be scattered. You should not need to be an analyst to see which one matters, and you should not have to take an answer on faith.
One picture that shows how all your numbers fit together.
You own the result, not the data.
How to read it: start with the biggest red or green number, then follow it down.
It works the same when revenue is up or flat. Use it to choose where to look first. A big red box may be seasonal or out of your hands, and a big green one shows what worked. It is not a promise of what can be won back, and it does not say what to fix.
Connect your online store and read your own pictureThree steps from signing in to your biggest gap.
Sign in with Google
The sign-in is read-only. Your data lives only in your own browser.
Choose your GA4 account
Pick the website or app you want to look at.
Find the biggest red or green number
Your revenue is split into the parts that make it up. Each box is red if it fell against last year and green if it rose, and the ones that feed into revenue also show an estimate in money. Start with the biggest. The dashboard fills up as each month of data arrives.
Look at one month of your own data for free.
You know where to look first, and why.
Ecommerce managers and marketing managers can open the picture, pick the biggest red or green number and say why they started there.
Before: A huge pile of numbers and no place to start.
After: One picture where the biggest gap in money is easy to see.
Before: Revenue is down. Probably traffic.
After: Fewer people who click our ads on their phones are buying than last year. Here is how much money that costs us, and who should look at it.
Before: Revenue is up, and nobody can say why.
After: Most of the rise comes from the price of each item, not from more visits. Here is what each part is worth.
Before: A paragraph you have to trust.
After: A calculation you can check.
These words are just an example. They are not a real result.
Connect your online store and know where to startWhat you can count on
Try it on your own data
Look at one month of your own data for free. You see how it works on your own store.
Your data stays with you
Your data goes to your browser, encrypted, and lives only there. Only you can see it. The sign-in is read-only, so nothing in your GA4 can be changed.
Nothing is hidden
Every number shows the formula behind it. You can check any number yourself.
You see the price before you pay
The plans and their prices are shown on the payment page, before you pay. You can ask for a refund within 30 days.
We tell you up front if it fits
It is made for ecommerce and marketing managers at online stores that sell straight to shoppers, where the store is the main way you make money. You also need 13 months or more of GA4 history, and each sale must be recorded the right way.