See which content brings buyers
Views and likes don't pay rent. Trakily follows people from your video, newsletter or post to your site, and to the checkout where they buy.
What creators actually ask
Platform analytics stop at the click. These answers start there.
“Which video or issue actually sold something?”
Tag the links in your descriptions and newsletters with a UTM campaign. Each campaign then gets its own visitors, sales and revenue, so a quiet video that sells beats a viral one that doesn't.
Dashboard → Campaigns“Which post sent people to my site?”
Every X post that links to you arrives through its own t.co link, so each post gets its own visitors and revenue. Posts on Reddit, Hacker News and Bluesky that link to your site are found automatically, credited with that platform's traffic in the 72 hours after they went up, and pinned on your traffic chart.
Settings → Integrations → Mentions“Is my link in bio worth more than my posts?”
Add your X handle and Trakily keeps your profile's bio link apart from your posts. Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and Threads referrers are each recognised as their own source.
ReferrersYour audience, followed to the sale
Made for people who sell a course, templates, a membership or a product next to their content.
Sales matched to the content that started them
Connect your payment provider and each sale is credited to the visit that brought the buyer, even if they bought days later.
Newsletter traffic, counted as email
Links tagged utm_medium=newsletter or email land in the Email channel, and webmail clicks are recognised on their own.
Share your numbers in public
Turn on a read-only public dashboard for build-in-public posts, or share it with a sponsor.
Live counters for your site
Embed a realtime visitor count, a stats card or a chart on your site, with copy-paste code for HTML, React, Next.js and Markdown.
Know the moment something takes off
A traffic spike email tells you when the last hour is far above normal and which source caused it, and goal alerts can ping you by email, Slack or Discord when someone completes a goal, like joining your newsletter.
Live in three steps
Works on Framer, Webflow, WordPress, Next.js or a plain HTML page.
<!-- paste in <head> --><script defer data-website-id="pls_…" src="https://trakily.com/js/script.js"></script>
Add the script
Paste one tag into your site's <head>. That's all it takes to see every source.
Connect where you sell
Sell through one of these providers? Paste an API key and sales sync on their own.
# YouTube descriptionyoursite.com/templates ?utm_source=youtube &utm_campaign=notion-setup-tour
Tag your links once
Add a UTM campaign to each video description and newsletter, so every piece of content gets its own row.
Is it a fit for how you sell?
Short version: it sees your website and your checkout, not the inside of each platform.
A great fit if
- You send your audience to your own website or landing page
- You sell through Stripe, Polar, Lemon Squeezy, Paddle, Dodo Payments or Razorpay
- You want to know which content sells, not just which gets views
What it doesn't do (yet)
- Gumroad, Patreon, Kajabi and Substack paid subscriptions aren't synced
- No in-platform stats like YouTube watch time or Instagram reach
- Sponsorship deals and affiliate earnings aren't tracked
Simple pricing that pays for itself
Start free for 14 days. No card required. Cancel anytime.
- Revenue attribution
- Realtime visitors
- Goals
- 1 year of history
- Everything in Starter
- Customer journeys
- Funnels
- Launches
- AI traffic analytics
- 3 years of history
- Everything in Growth
- Team members
- API access
- Priority support
- 5 years of history
Creator questions
What creators ask before adding their site.
YouTube sends visitors without saying which video they watched. Add a UTM campaign to the link in each description (for example utm_campaign=notion-setup-tour) and each video gets its own row with visitors and revenue.
Stop guessing. Start growing.
Add your site in two minutes and see which channels pay you by tonight.