Nothing Flies Under Your Radar

Imagine your team deploys a breaking change in your website code. Let's say the change prevents your users from doing something critical, like checking out a specific category of product in your cart. But let's say the broken functionality is only present on the Safari browser.

That "event" would show up in your data in a few different ways: your cart-to-checkout rate would drop for the specific product category/browser, your total checkouts and transactions of products in that category/browser would decrease, you might even see an increase in rage clicks on the view cart page.

You're losing revenue and you want to know about this ASAP, but Safari typically only accounts for ~30% of desktop traffic, so you probably wouldn't notice this in summary-level product reports for quite some time, if you even noticed at all.

That's where we come in. We monitor your key metrics (transactions, leads created, etc.) and all your leading indicators (engagement rates, adds to cart, video views, etc.) for changes in performance, broken down by all their qualities (browser, device type, source, medium, channel, etc.) continuously. As performance ebbs and flows we compile a list of metric changes or "evidences". We know when an event happens because the evidence piles up in a tight concentration. We fire off a notification lickety-split and you end up doing a little house keeping rather than sounding a fire alarm.

On average, it takes over 1 million individual comparisons to comprehensively review performance every day?

Think about it. What would it take to review each metric (transactions, sessions, checkouts, adds to cart, engagements, etc.) by each landing page, source, medium, device, etc?

It's no wonder stuff flies under your radar.

We're currently taking a limited number of beta partners at early-partner pricing. 80% off of market value. Forever.

As we complete the roadmap (below) we'll be building specifically to the needs of our early-partners.

The roadmap: