One OAuth click. One connector URL. Paste it into Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Perplexity, Telegram — start asking your GA4 questions in plain English.
No row caps. No sampling. 90 days of your data cached into Postgres on day one — no waiting for the API, no rebuilding queries between sessions.
Open beta — completely free. No card required.
| Metric | This week | Last week | Δ |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sessions | 6,914 | 7,512 | −8.0% |
| Conversions | 51 | 78 | −34.6% |
| Revenue | $6,724 | $9,810 | −31.5% |
| CR | 0.74% | 1.04% | −28.8% |
Where it broke: the drop is concentrated in add_to_cart → begin_checkout (70% → 56%). Traffic mix is steady — this is a checkout-step regression, not an acquisition problem.
Ask me to dig deeper — e.g. "why is checkout dropping?" or "is this device-specific?"
Three steps. The longest one is waiting for the initial sync.
Email and one Google OAuth click. Read-only access, revoke anytime. Pick the GA4 property — we'll do the rest.
One URL works everywhere — Claude (web, Desktop, Cowork), ChatGPT, Cursor, Perplexity, Telegram. No per-platform config, no service accounts, no IAM.
We preload 90 days of GA4 into Postgres so your first query returns instantly. Plain English in, structured answer out — with the SQL we ran, if you want to see it.
Most MCPs hit the GA4 API on every question — sampled, rate-limited, slow on anything beyond 14 days. ConvRadar ingests your data nightly into our own Postgres, so queries run as SQL against full history. The LLM writes the sentence after the data comes back, not before.
Pulled into fact tables on our Postgres. No live API calls. No sampling. No row caps. 90 days available from minute one, full history available within a week.
When you ask “show me 90-day conversion rate by source,” we run actual SQL against your data, not a hallucinated response. The MCP exposes 20+ structured tools — funnel, anomaly detection, segment comparison, cohort retention — all running as code on our server.
It receives the finished result and turns it into the answer. The reasoning happens before the writing.
Read-only OAuth. Every number traces back to the GA4 slice it came from.
Not a sizzle reel. No cuts, no fast-forward — me connecting GA4, pasting the URL into Claude, and asking real questions.
No SQL. No GA4 Explorations. No “filter by event_name”. You ask, we pull the right slice and answer.
Every row is the output of a single question — asked in Claude, ChatGPT, Telegram, or right here in the page chat. Verdict, evidence, recommended action — paste it into a Slack thread and stand behind it.
| Industry | Problem we found | Fix we shipped | Recovered |
|---|---|---|---|
| DTC apparel | Mobile checkout CVR 38% below desktopLeak localised to the address step on iOS | Replaced address autocomplete widget, removed a blocking JS error in the ZIP validator. | +$42,800/momobile CVR +51% |
| SaaS | Sign-up to activation drop at the “invite teammate” stepAnomaly started the day after a deploy; only affected free plan | Made the invite step skippable; activation recovered within 48 hours. | +27% activation~$9,100 MRR added |
| Beauty e-com | Paid search CVR collapsed on one campaignIntent mismatch — page promised “gift sets”, campaign bid on “refill” | Split the ad group, pointed refill queries at the correct PDP, paused 4 mismatched keywords. | +$18,400/mopaid CAC −23% |
| Marketplace | Top-10 SKU with above-average traffic, below-average CVRProduct images missing; variant picker broken on mobile | Re-uploaded photography, rebuilt the variant picker as a native select on mobile. | +$11,600/moSKU view→cart +64% |
| Subscription | Organic traffic grew 22%, revenue flatNew traffic landed on a blog post that didn’t link to the offer | Added an inline CTA block and an exit-intent offer; kept the editorial tone. | +$6,900/moblog→trial +3.1pp |
Numbers rounded. All figures verified before/after with the ConvRadar confidence interval attached.
Five minutes to sign up and OAuth your GA4. One URL works in Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Perplexity, Telegram. 90-day preload runs in the background while you start exploring. Open beta — free, no card.