Conjur reads your GA4 property, read-only, for the brand's overview: sessions, people, key events and engagement by channel, and landing pages from search that convert poorly.
Early access opens to a few teams at a time. We'll email you once, when there's room.
The site's sessions, people, key events and engagement by channel and landing page, beside the brand's posts and followers.
When PostHog has no conversion, the weekly analyses use GA4 to find search landing pages that convert poorly.
It reads through the same OAuth client as YouTube and Search Console. Nothing new to register.
Google Analytics at a glance
| Access | Read-only |
|---|---|
| Reads | Sessions, users, key events, engagement, by channel, landing page and day |
Conjur finds what to make from your own search and product data, drafts it, publishes it on eleven platforms, your newsletter and your site once your team approves (or Autopilot, where you turn it on), and measures what it did.
No. Conjur only reads it. Disconnecting deletes its tokens.
No, but PostHog credits each sign-up to the post a person first came from, which GA4 doesn't give Conjur.
Starter and the plans above it. Paid plans are priced at launch.
It runs Pixelabra's own products today, and opens to a few teams at a time. Join the waitlist, and tell us what you'd hand over first.
Sign-ups and purchases credited to the post that brought them.
Weekly SEO findings: striking distance, low click-through, decaying pages.
Revenue, new subscriptions and MRR on the brand's overview.
Conjur drafts, publishes and measures your marketing on every platform. Your team approves what goes out, until Conjur has earned a decision and you hand it over.
Early access opens to a few teams at a time. We'll email you once, when there's room.