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See where visitors come from, what they pay, and what breaks.

Analytics connects pageviews to signups and payments without tracking cookies. Search Console, page speed, front-end errors, and AI traffic are in the same dashboard.

The Analytics overview for Forma: $107,263 revenue, 619 customers, and 25,544 visitors in 30 days, with a chart of visitors and revenue by day.
Cookieless by default
No consent banner. Turn on persistent identity only if you need it.
Revenue from your payments
Stripe, Paddle, Polar, RevenueCat, or a webhook from any provider.
Any stack
A script tag, the HTTP API, Swift, or React Native. Pylon is not required.
On the Stack0 subscription
$0.05 per 1,000 events, paid from the plan's usage credit.

What the dashboard shows

Every report reads from the same events, so a number in one report matches the others. Bots and AI crawlers are kept out of the visitor counts.

Revenue by customer and source

Every paying customer with the source and page they arrived on, what they spent, and how long they took to pay.

A list of customers with source, country, amount spent, and time to convert.

Goals and funnels

Set the steps that matter and see where visitors leave between them.

A funnel from signup to class booked to payment: 1,104, then 798, then 265.

Retention cohorts

Group visitors by the week they arrived and see how many come back in the weeks after.

Weekly visitor cohorts with the share that returned in each later week.

Visitor journeys

Each visitor's path: where they came from, the pages they read, the goals they reached, and what they paid.

A list of visitor journeys with source, device, pages, goals, and revenue.

Ask

Ask a question in plain English. The answer comes from your site's data, with a chart.

ask · climbday.appLast 30 days

Which source brought in the most revenue this month?

google.com: $6,140 from 61 payments, about a third of the month's revenue. instagram.com sends fewer visitors than direct but almost as much revenue.

Search console

Google and Bing clicks, impressions, and positions by keyword. See which sitemap pages Google has not indexed, and why.

Search keywords with clicks, impressions, click-through rate, and position.

Performance

Core Web Vitals for each page, from real visits: LCP, INP, CLS, FCP, and TTFB.

Core Web Vitals by page, with the schedule page marked slow.

Errors

The front-end errors your visitors hit, by page and browser, with how many people saw each one. No stack traces are collected.

JavaScript errors with how many visitors saw each one and where.

AI visibility

How often people ask ChatGPT, Claude, or Perplexity about your site, and which pages AI crawlers read.

AI assistants and crawlers that read the site, and the pages they read most.

Alerts

Rules on traffic, revenue, payments, and page speed. Each alert gives the number and what it is compared with, in the app and by email.

Alert history: a slower schedule page and two days with fewer payments.

One script tag

Add the tracker, and pageviews, signups, and payments start arriving. No cookie, no banner.

The tracking snippet to paste into the site's head.

Also in the dashboard

One workspace per site, with these next to the reports above.

  • Payment connections

    Stripe, Paddle, Polar, and RevenueCat, or a signed webhook from any provider.

  • Signups and customers

    Each signup and paying customer, with the source and campaign that brought them.

  • Compare periods

    Any range against the previous period or the same range a year ago.

  • Filters and segments

    Source, page, country, device, campaign, and any event property.

  • Email digests

    A daily, weekly, or monthly summary of each site.

  • Public dashboards

    Share a read-only link to a site's dashboard. Turn it off and the link stops working.

  • Agent API

    Give an AI agent a token to query stats and attribution for one site.

  • CSV export

    Every report downloads as a file, with the filters applied.

Part of the suite

Analytics reads the events; the rest of Stack0 acts on them.

  1. 01

    Add the script tag to an app from Build, a Pylon project on Cloud, or any site.

  2. 02

    Ask an Agent what changed this week. It queries the same reports through analytics.query.

  3. 03

    One subscription covers it, alongside Build, Cloud, Agents, and the APIs.

Add Analytics to your site

Add one script tag today. Reports fill in from the first visit, and revenue from the first payment.

Open Analytics