A plumber and an online store both want to know whether last month went well, but they count entirely different things. Clearly asks what kind of business you run and builds the report around that answer, in your vocabulary, from the first screen.
Local services
Plumbers, electricians, dentists, salons and law firms. Calls, enquiries and quote requests, where they came from, and whether your Google spend paid for itself.
See the local services report
Online stores
Revenue, orders, conversion rate, ROAS and average order value, with Google and Meta spend on the same page as the sales they each claim.
See the eCommerce report
B2B services
Consultancies, SaaS, accountants and recruiters. Enquiries, cost per lead, and the content that starts the journey rather than only the click that ends it.
See the B2B services report
Small agencies
Build your house report once, copy it per client, theme it to their brand and send a link that is live whenever they open it.
See it for agenciesSomething else? Bookings and scheduling businesses, and content or media sites, are on the way. Every report is built from the same blocks, so you can shape one to your own business in the meantime.
A story, not a dashboard
Every section opens with a sentence about the month. The charts come after.
Live links
Share a URL that shows current numbers. No exports, no monthly resend.
Ask why
Question any change and get the likely drivers, grounded in your own figures.
Period comparison
Any range against the one before it, or the same month last year.
Your groupings
Bucket channels, campaigns and pages into names your business actually uses.
Connect once
One Google sign-in covers Analytics, Search Console and Ads. It stays connected.
The first question when you create a report is exactly this one, and you can change your mind afterwards. It takes about a minute to see your own numbers.
Free for one report. No card required.