Analytics that connects visitors to revenue
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See who arrives, what they do, and who is ready to pay, from the first click to MRR.
Free up to 30k events/month. No credit card required.
StripeRevenue on every visitor
SentryErrors tied to the funnel
Claude & ChatGPTAsk about your data
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A person behind every metric.
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Product Hunt
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TinyLaunchSignups go up. Paying customers don't.
You launch, you spike, you sit there hammering F5. The free tier fills up and MRR won't move.
- They came in, took a look, and closed the tab. For good.
- No console error, no complaint, nothing screaming. A silent leak.
- You don't see the hole, so you don't fix it. And you decide the product didn't land.
Builders who stopped guessing.
Real stories from people who traded hunches for clarity. Same product, different number.
Launched on Product Hunt, pulled 3k visits and... nothing. Himetrica showed me 60% came back within 48h without buying. I changed ONE follow-up email. The rest is history.
LovableI was shipping in the dark. Now I watch someone stall at checkout live and send a discount on the spot. Of the ones who stalled, 40% come back and pay.
CursorI didn't touch the product. I changed where I was looking. Activation went from 23% to 61% in six weeks, just acting on the 'almost-paying'.
ReplitI thought it was churn. It was onboarding. I watched 8 out of every 10 people quit on the SAME screen. Fixed it in an afternoon.
ChatGPTThe MCP is unreal. I ask 'who's likely to upgrade this week' and Claude answers with the list of names. I just send the email.
ClaudeI stopped celebrating signups. Himetrica split who'd pay from who'd vanish, and my acquisition cost dropped 38%.
LovableYou're not bad with data. Your analytics was built for someone else.
GA4, Plausible and the rest were designed for marketing teams: visits, bounce, sessions. Brochure-site metrics. But you don't have a site, you have a product, and a product is measured by people who activate and people who pay. Every time it's the same scene: you open the dashboard and close it in ten seconds, because that screen never answers what you came to ask.
- Pageviews12.403
- Bounce rate34%
- Sessions892
- Who came in?
- Where did they stall?/checkout
- Who pays?$49/mo
Asking your analytics to show you where signups leak is like asking the speedometer to tell you where you're going.
Behind every signup there's a person. Now you see them.
Instead of a number that climbs and disappears, each signup becomes a timeline: where they came from, every screen they opened, where they stopped. You stop guessing and start watching.
PiedPiper
app.piedpiper.com
Live
Visitors
Views
Bounce Rate
MRR
Conversion Rate
$13.0k
revenue
27,490
total views
MRR
$3,580
Revenue (12m)
$42,600
Active Subs
127
Churn Rate
2.4%
Top Customers
Jeff B.
San Francisco, US
Chrome
0s ago
Marco R.
Berlin, DE
Firefox
8s ago
Emma W.
London, GB
Safari
16s ago
Lucas S.
São Paulo, BR
Chrome
24s ago
Chloé D.
Paris, FR
Edge
32s ago
Which of them will pay? Now you know.
Connect your read-only Stripe key and every dollar of revenue sticks to the person and their behavior. MRR, churn and revenue per customer, tied by email to the visitor and their whole journey.
Revenue
MRR, churn and subscription analytics
Revenue metrics are based on actual charges from your payment provider — not invoices or estimates.
MRR
$3,580
Revenue (12m)
$42,600
Active Subscriptions
127
Churn Rate
2.4%
3 canceled in the last 30 days
Conversion Rate
1.51%
127 customers of 8,420 visitors
Revenue per Visitor
$5.06
Last 30 days
Which channel brings people who pay, not just people who click.
That 2,000-visit Product Hunt spike looks like a win, but it may have brought zero subscriptions. LTV and CAC per channel, with ad spend already baked in, show you which source brings customers who pay and stay.
Channel ROI
Which channels actually turn visitors into revenue
Revenue is attributed to the channel that first brought each customer. An LTV/CAC ratio of 3x or higher is generally considered healthy.
Visitors
6,840
Conversions
216
Paying Customers
29
Revenue
$10,150
Ad Spend
$1,450
LTV/CAC Ratio
4.11x
Customer lifetime value vs acquisition cost per paid channel
| Channel | Visitors | Conversions | Paying Customers | Revenue | Ad Spend | LTV/CAC |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 980 | 38 | 6 | $2,840 | $620 | 4.58x | |
| 1,850 | 52 | 4 | $1,980 | $360 | 5.50x | |
| 680 | 21 | 3 | $1,140 | $470 | 2.43x | |
Newsletter | 890 | 34 | 5 | $1,260 | — | — |
Organic Search | 2,440 | 71 | 11 | $2,930 | — | — |
You're a builder, not an analyst. And you stay that way.
No reports to assemble on a Sunday. Visitors show up already tagged by lifecycle, with nothing tagged by hand, so you spot who's on their way out before they're gone. And when a question hits, you ask Claude straight on your own data.
who signed up this week via Product Hunt and didn't activate?
Simple pricing. No surprises.
Cancel anytime. No questions asked.
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Questions? Answers.
How are visitors identified across pages and sessions?+
What frameworks and platforms are supported?+
How does the Stripe integration work?+
Can I run this alongside Google Analytics?+
Can I track conversions across subdomains?+
One tag, two minutes, and the leak shows up.
Drop a script in your app and that's it. In minutes you see the first profiles coming in live. On the next launch that spikes, you'll know exactly who stayed and who slipped away.
Free up to 30k events/month. No credit card required.
From 'nobody pays' to 'found the step that was dropping everyone'.