Mobile shoppers buy at a lower rate
Mobile 4.4% / desktop 14.0%
Cookieless by default, so there is no banner to show. Drop in one line of script and get your next move to grow revenue — with revenue estimates you can check from the numbers on screen.
One line of script · Cookieless · No cookie banner · Set up in minutes
You can also install from your platform's store: Shopify App Store · WordPress.org
We find your site’s weak points in real data and hand you a suggested fix with a figure, ranked by priority. Each figure says what kind it is — only the ones you can check with arithmetic are called an estimate. All figures are normalized to a 30-day period. Illustrative examples below.
Mobile 4.4% / desktop 14.0%
Speed 62 / 100
$77 / average $28
17% (6.0× the average)
Cards are generated automatically from real data. When we cannot show the arithmetic, we show no figure — only the finding and the facts.
No signup. Explore a sample store’s dashboard in the real app.
Try the demo No demo call, no quote, no onboarding project. The free trial needs no credit card, and you see your own data right away.
Just an email address. No credit card, no sales call.
Cookieless first-party tracking. A single line — via your tag manager or straight into your theme.
Data starts building the day you install the tag. Realtime and same-day numbers show immediately; once the first full day closes, you get product, channel and time-of-day breakdowns plus improvement cards with a figure attached.
You do not have to switch anything off. One line of script starts measurement today, and if you want, we can import the period before that from Google Analytics 4 — a one-time import. Year-over-year comparisons work from day one.
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Protecting your visitors and understanding your revenue are not a trade-off. Nobody is identified, and you still see exactly which pages and channels are selling.
Our first-party snippet writes no cookies and no localStorage, and reads nothing from the visitor’s device. There is no consent banner to interrupt people — and no banner-driven drop-off in your conversion rate.
The visitor key is a hash of a salt that rotates daily, plus the site ID, IP address and user agent. The IP and user agent themselves are never stored, the key changes the next day, and it cannot match the same person on another site.
We never sell your data or hand it to ad networks. Query strings are discarded except for a five-key UTM allowlist, so personal data sitting in a URL never reaches us in the first place.
Every visitor is measured by our own snippet. No cookies, no localStorage — no exceptions. Importing history from GA4 is a separate path that runs only if you ask for it (daily aggregates only).
General-purpose analytics buries the one thing you need: what actually moves revenue. NextRise is built for ecommerce from the start — ranked by revenue impact, with your next move written out.
Metrics reordered by how much they move revenue — products, channels and time of day on one screen.
Not “review your funnel.” Real names, real numbers, and your next move spelled out.
One formula, one assumption — the recovery rate (30% by default, configurable per site). Multiply the numbers on screen and you get the figure. When we cannot show that, we show no figure.
Before launch we had people who work in ecommerce operations and marketing use it. These are their comments.
“I used to look at GA4 and not know what to do. That changed.”
I would check sessions and conversion rate and still end up at “so… what do I actually fix?” NextRise names the thing to fix, so I spend my time improving the store instead of analysing it.
“Seeing the impact as money makes it easy to decide what comes first.”
It shows roughly how much revenue fixing a given page could bring back. When there are several candidates, I can order them by impact — I do far less guessing about which tactic to try.
“Ten minutes each morning and I find something I missed yesterday.”
I do not have to dig through product and channel breakdowns myself. It surfaces things like “this channel has a high average order value” or “people who buy this also buy that.” A small store cannot staff a dedicated analyst, so this fits well.
“Getting started was far easier than I expected.”
I assumed a new analytics tool would mean a painful setup. Adding one tag started measurement right away. Keeping our existing analytics as-is, and measuring without cookies, made the decision easy.
No signup. Enter your store URL and we grade speed and SEO, then check which measurement tags are installed, whether your product data is marked up, and how you look in search and social.
Simple, session-based pricing. Unlimited sites.
See full pricingNo. NextRise measures independently from one line of script, so it runs alongside whatever you already have. You do not have to choose.
Realtime and same-day numbers appear the moment you install the tag. Daily breakdowns and improvement cards with figures arrive once the first full day closes — that is, the next day. If you already use Google Analytics 4, you can import the period before installation with a one-time, optional import (daily aggregates only, never visitor-level data).
No. Try the full product for 7 days with no card.
We find weak points in your real data and write the suggested fix with real names and numbers. A revenue estimate is attached only when the shortfall, the pass-through and the order value are all measured on your own site — the whole method is published on “How we estimate impact”. Every plan has the same features; plans differ only in the monthly session allowance.
The tag counts purchases on its own, but order amounts are not in the page URL, so that takes a connection to your cart. On the carts we integrate with, you install a plugin or grant access and the amounts, products and quantities flow in — with nothing to type in. We keep adding carts, and the docs list what is covered today. On any other cart, measurement and improvement cards work exactly the same, and one extra line on your order-complete page brings revenue in too.
Yes. The product is available in English and Japanese, and it is designed for stores anywhere in the world.
Take a 7-day free trial and get your site’s next move — with a revenue estimate you can open up and check.