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Introduction

NextRise Analytics shows your GA4 (and other) data in a way that maps to ecommerce revenue, then suggests concrete moves to grow sales. Getting started takes three steps:

1. Create an account
2. Add a site and connect GA4 (or install the tracking tag)
3. Read the dashboard and act on the improvement suggestions

Want to look first? Try the free check (no sign-up) or the live demo.

1. Create an account

Use “Start free” in the top right. Enter your name, email and a password (8+ characters). Your 7-day free trial (all features, no credit card) starts right away.

Forgot your password? Use “Forgot your password?” on the login screen to reset it by email.

2. Add a site

Add the site you want to measure — set its domain, platform, timezone, currency and conversion goal (e.g. purchase). Choose one of two tracking methods:

• Connect GA4 — if you already use GA4. One-click connection (next step).
• First-party tag — a cookieless tracking tag you install on your site. No cookie banner; ideal if you want to be privacy-first.

Note: the tracking method can’t be changed later. To switch, create the site again.

3. Connect GA4

Choose “Connect GA4,” sign in with Google and approve — that’s the connection done. Then pick the GA4 property to use.

On connect, an ecommerce measurement check runs automatically, showing with ✓/✗ whether recommended events (purchase, add-to-cart, etc.) are being tracked. You can also set which event counts as a conversion. From then on, data is imported daily and stays fresh each time you open it.

4. Reading the dashboard

The main elements:

• Period & comparison: presets like the last 7/28/90 days, or a custom range. Totals include today, while the period-over-period comparison uses finalized days up to yesterday (today is provisional).
• KPI cards: sessions, users, new users, engagement rate, revenue, transactions, CVR and average order value. Click a card to switch the trend chart below to that metric.
• Insights: automatic summaries of notable changes, each with a suggested next step.
• Tabs: Overview / Acquisition / Users / Pages / Revenue / Day×Hour / Realtime / Page speed.
• Filters / segments: narrow by device, source, page, etc., and save a set of conditions by name.
• CSV export: export the numbers from the top-right of the chart.

5. Improvement actions

This is the core feature. Based on your real data, it produces concrete suggestions in a “fact → cause → action” form. Most come with an estimated revenue impact and a priority (★), so you can start with the highest-impact items.

Find them in the “Actions to grow revenue” panel or via the “Improvements” button. Run “Improvements” to refresh them.

6. Account & billing

From the account menu in the top right, you can:

• Manage sites: list, edit settings, delete.
• Account settings: change email, change password, delete account.
• Billing & plan: see this month’s usage and change plan.

Pricing is plan-based on sessions (visits). See the pricing page for details.

Need help?

If something isn’t covered here, contact us — we usually reply within 2 business days. We’ll keep expanding these docs over time.