Every team running paid ads has the same story. A checkout broke. A pixel stopped firing. A promo code had a typo. Nobody noticed until the next morning — after the ad budget was already gone.
We spent years running paid acquisition. The same thing kept happening — something in the funnel would break quietly, and we'd find out hours or days later from a Slack message that started with "uh, quick question about yesterday's numbers." By then the damage was done.
The tools we had weren't built for this. GA4 is a reporting tool, not an alerting one. The attribution platforms reconcile overnight. Dashboards that refresh every 15 minutes might as well refresh every day when your media spend is $5k an hour.
So we built what we wanted: something that shows every sale the second it happens, ties it back to the ad that caused it, and pings you the moment conversions fall off a cliff. No overnight batch jobs. No 40-tab setup. No separate analyst to run queries.
Speed matters more than precision. A rough number you can act on in 30 seconds beats a perfect number you get tomorrow morning.
One screen is enough. Most dashboards are bloated because they're trying to be everything. We'd rather do one thing — tell you what's making money right now, and warn you when it stops — and do it well.
Setup should take minutes. If you need a developer and a kickoff call to install tracking, we've already lost. One snippet, five minutes, done.
Teams spending real money on paid traffic who can't afford to find out about broken funnels the next day. Shopify stores, WooCommerce shops, ClickFunnels operators, course creators, info product sellers, SaaS with a paid acquisition motion — anyone whose revenue depends on ads firing correctly and conversions landing.
If that's you, start a free trial or see how it works.