Every business asks a different question
A shop asks where buyers drop out. A SaaS asks who signs up and stays. The report starts with your question, then shows the whole picture.
Online shops
Where do shoppers drop out before buying?
The step that loses them, what it costs, and whether your ads pay off.
See a sample reportSaaS and apps
Who signs up, and who stays?
Every step to sign-up, where people give up, and whether they come back.
See a sample reportServices and lead gen
Which visits turn into booked calls?
Where people leave before they book, by channel and device.
See a sample reportBlogs and media
Which readers subscribe?
The pages and sources that bring subscribers, and whether readers return.
See a sample reportMarketers
Which campaign paid off?
Cost per conversion for every campaign, and what each ad dollar brings back.
See campaignsAgencies and freelancers
How do I show clients my work?
A report per client with your logo, readable without you.
Still deciding
if it fits?
The questions we hear most before people sign up.
How is this different from GA4?
GA4 has the data, but finding answers in it means learning its screens. WhereTheyLeave reads it for you and says in plain words what's happening and what to do.
Is this another analytics tool, like Matomo, Umami, Clarity, Mixpanel or PostHog?
No. Those tools collect data: you add their script to your site, then read their dashboards yourself. WhereTheyLeave has nothing to install and collects nothing. It reads the analytics you already have and tells you in plain words what it means and what to fix first. Already use one of them? Keep it. It counts your visits. WhereTheyLeave doesn't count, it explains, today from Google Analytics.
My shop panel already shows sales. Why do I need this?
The panel shows how much you sold, and the report shows why: the steps where shoppers give up, design problems and gaps in your tracking. It tells you what to fix, and the next report shows whether the numbers moved.
I'm not technical. Can I really use this?
Yes. Connect Google Analytics in one click, and about 60 seconds later the report tells you where people leave and what to fix first.
I rarely look at analytics. Is this for me?
That's who it's for. A report arrives by email every week or month, and an alert comes the day conversion drops.
Does it work for a small store or low traffic?
Yes, and with few visitors every lost one counts: the report points at the step that loses the most. When the numbers are too small to judge, it says so.
Is my data safe?
Google access is read-only, and we keep the finished report, never your raw data. Nothing new runs on your site, so there's no new cookie banner.
Find where your users leave
Connect your analytics and get your first report in about a minute. No card needed.
Works with Google Analytics, Search Console and Google Ads.