Hear when your sales or leads drop.
Some problems only show up with real visitors. We watch your numbers and tell you when they fall.
A drop can hide for days
Your leads fall to zero on a Friday. No one looks at reports until Monday.
By then, you have lost days of data. And you still don't know why.
Two ways we watch your numbers
Step 1: Key events in Google Analytics
Pick up to 20 key events, like sales or leads. Each hour, we read their counts.
Step 2: We compare to normal
Normal means the same hour and day over the last 4 weeks. You hear from us if a count stays far too low for 2 hours, or drops to zero.
Step 3: The monitor tag, if you want it
It is an extra tag in your container. It counts which tags and events fire for real visitors.
Step 4: It counts only a sample
By default, it counts 1 page view in 10. It never sends names, emails or page addresses.
Step 5: Each alert names the last publish
When a number drops, the alert names the publish just before it. One click shows what changed.
Questions you may have
What is a key event?
It is an event you marked as important in Google Analytics. For example, a sale or a form sent.
Do I need the monitor tag?
No. It is optional. Key event alerts work without it. The tag just shows you which tags stopped.
Will you publish the monitor tag for me?
No. We can put it in a draft space in your container. Then someone on your team checks it and publishes it.
What access do you need?
Read-only access to Google Analytics. We ask for it only when you turn this on.
Stop finding drops a week late
Pick your key events. We will tell you when they fall, and what changed just before.
See what else it does
Change alerts in Slack
Know when someone publishes. Get a short note that says what changed, in plain words.
Learn more10 safety checks
Each new version gets 10 checks. They flag risky changes, like a lead tag that was removed.
Learn moreBrowser checks
A real web browser opens your pages, like a visitor would. It makes sure your tags still fire.
Learn moreOne-click rollback
Go back to a version that worked. You see what will change before you confirm.
Learn moreBring your own AI
Plug in the AI helper you already use. It can find the cause and draft a fix. A person says yes first.
Learn more