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Know which landing page brought every paying student.
Upload your registrations and paid CSVs. In seconds you see paid students, total leads and conversion for every page, and the report saves itself to your account.
- Paid students
- 54
- Total leads
- 1,512
- Conversion
- 3.6%
- /webinar/tax-consultants24 paid · 3.8%
Tax consultants
- /webinar/loan-advisors15 paid · 2.9%
Loan advisors
- /webinar/retired-bankers9 paid · 6.0%
Retired bankers
- /webinar/cfa-candidates6 paid · 2.9%
CFA candidates
How it works
From two exports to one clear report.
- Step 1
Upload two CSVs
Your registrations export and your list of paid students, up to 50 MB each.
- Step 2
Pick dates and categories
Columns are found for you. Choose the payment dates, and upload your profession categories if you like.
- Step 3
Read your report
Every page with its paid students, leads and conversion, saved to your account by itself.
What you get
The answer your team needs, and how it was reached.
Matching by email and phone
Emails are cleaned up and compared first. When someone paid with a different email, their phone number can still find them.
First or last touch
Give the credit to the first page a student registered on, or the last one before they paid.
You decide who counts as paid
Set a date range and a minimum amount, or leave out statuses like Drop. The report says which rules ran.
Ready to share
Download the report as Excel or CSV, with clickable page links and the figures your team reads.
Every report kept
Each finished analysis is saved. Search, sort, reopen or delete your reports whenever you need to.
Problems shown, not hidden
Invalid emails, missing URLs and students not found are listed, so you know what the numbers leave out.
Privacy
Your raw files stay on your computer.
Student lists are sensitive, so the app is built to never need them on a server.
CSV files are read inside your browser. They are never uploaded, logged or stored.
A saved report holds figures, landing pages and paid students' names. Never email addresses or phone numbers.
Your reports belong to your account. The database itself refuses anyone else who asks for them.
See your first report in a few minutes.
Create an account, upload your two CSVs, and find out which pages are paying off.
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