See how people find and use your website with traffic, content, audience, realtime, goal and funnel reports. Stripe and Payment API attribution are available when you want to connect those journeys to revenue.
Start with visitors, pageviews, sessions, bounce rate and average session duration. Switch the date range and trend metric without assembling a custom dashboard.
Compare referrers, sources and UTM campaigns, then inspect countries and devices for the same period. Direct and unknown traffic remain visible instead of being forced into a campaign.
Review all tracked pages, define important paths or custom events as goals, and build funnels to see where visitors continue or leave.
The base analytics workflow does not require a payment integration. Connect revenue only when the additional context is useful.
Add the project script to the pages you want to measure.
Confirm pageviews, sessions and sources in Overview and Realtime.
Create path or custom-event goals and combine them into funnels.
Optionally connect Stripe or the Payment API to tie payments to known journeys.
AttribIQ starts as a website analytics product. A payment connection adds another outcome to the same acquisition and journey context.
No. Website traffic, content, acquisition, realtime, goal and funnel reports work without a payment integration. Connect Stripe or the Payment API only when you need revenue reporting.
The default tracker uses tab-scoped session storage for visitor and session identifiers. It survives reloads in the same tab but does not provide durable cross-tab or returning-visitor identity.
AttribIQ focuses on simple website, acquisition, conversion and revenue analytics. It does not position itself as a replacement for session replay, feature flags, experiments or warehouse-scale product analytics.
Open the sample workspace to review Overview, Realtime, Acquisition, Pages, Campaigns, Goals and Funnels with realistic data.