Revenue attribution

Stop optimising for traffic you can't bank

Pageviews tell you what got attention. Revenue attribution tells you what got paid for.

Revenue by source, last 30 days
google.com$1,240
(direct)$486
producthunt.com$271
newsletter (utm_source)$174

Illustration with sample numbers. See real revenue breakdowns in the live demo.

One number attached to an event

Pass a revenue amount to window.linqry(), or POST it from your backend to /api/track or /api/revenue with the site's write key. No separate billing integration.

Broken down by what sent the buyer

The Insights page shows revenue, buyers and conversion rate by referrer, UTM source, country, device, OS and browser.

Attribution follows the event

A revenue event carries the referrer and UTM parameters of the visit it happened in. From the browser that is automatic. From your backend, send the landing url and referrer you captured at signup, or the revenue shows under direct.

Server-side for the money that matters

Fire the event from your Stripe or Razorpay webhook so revenue is recorded even when the browser closed before the redirect. Browser-sent revenue is capped and treated as untrusted.

See the revenue tracking docs for the browser one-liner and the server-side call.

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