Marketing Attribution
Know which marketing is actually producing revenue.
One view of spend, leads, and closed business — in language you can act on.
Every platform claims the same conversion. Add the dashboards together and you've apparently tripled your business.
We build one honest view: what you spent, what came in, what closed, and what it cost you per customer by channel. Then we tell you where the uncertainty is instead of hiding it.
What you get
One source of truth
Ads, organic, maps, referral, and direct in a single report your team agrees on.
Lead-to-sale visibility
Tracking that follows a lead from first click through to closed-won.
Channel economics
Cost per lead and cost per customer by channel, so budget moves are arguments about facts.
Honest caveats
Where attribution is uncertain, we say so — and we use holdout tests when the stakes justify it.
Marketing Attribution questions
- Is this just a dashboard?
- The dashboard is the smallest part. The value is the measurement plumbing underneath it and the monthly interpretation.
- Will this work with offline sales?
- Yes — that's what offline conversion tracking feeds. The two are usually built together.
Before you decide
Before you decide, a few things worth reading.
CallRail integration
Call tracking wired into Google Ads, GA4, and your CRM the right way.
ReadCRM lead-to-sale integration
Push closed revenue back into the platforms that bought the lead.
ReadCall tracking setup
Know which campaign produced which phone call, every time.
Read
Tell us what's happening and we'll tell you straight what we'd do first.
Want one number you can trust?
This is one stage of Search to Sale, our system for connecting visibility, leads, and closed revenue.