The last UTM
you'll ever
write by hand.
Your naming conventions, learned in a day. Everyone else's, fixed the next. No more "utm_source=fb" / "utm_source=facebook" / "utm_source=FB-Ads".
Branded short links, custom domains, QR codes, geo-targeting.
Explore →UTM resolution, aliases, normalization, naming conventions.
Explore →Clicks, sessions, conversions, goals, and real-time event stream.
Explore →Capture leads on any page with full attribution and bot protection.
Explore →REST API, webhooks, Zapier, Slack, and your existing stack.
Explore →
Three things your team does
better than your current stack.
Short links that actually track
Create, QR, and reconcile in one surface. No five-tab dance with bitly, sheets, and ad manager.
Tour the builder →UTMs your team can't break
Templates, auto-normalization, and a resolver that maps "fb" / "FB-Ads" / "facebook" to one source. Forever.
How resolution works →Revenue, attributed end-to-end
Stripe, Shopify, HubSpot. Link to session to contact to deal, in one chain, with the model of your choice.
See the analytics →
First-touch, last-touch, linear,
time-decay. Or your own.
Switch models in a dropdown. Compare side-by-side. Ship your own weighting as JavaScript. The math isn't hidden, you see every touchpoint that contributed to every dollar.
- → Six built-in models, switchable per report
- → Custom JS models with a proper SDK
- → Full touchpoint audit trail, exportable to CSV
From click to revenue. One chain.
Every touchpoint tracked, every dollar attributed. No gaps, no guesswork, no reconciling three tools at the end of the quarter.
Messy parameters in, clean taxonomy out. One canonical source for each. Resolved at the edge before it hits your analytics.
The long list.
Your attribution
problem ends today.
Fourteen days of the full product. No card. If it doesn't save you more than it costs by week two, we'll ask why.