Analytics and Reporting Know exactly what your budget is doing.
GA4, conversion tracking, and a dashboard that shows what's working — every form, call, booking, and purchase tracked across every channel, reported in plain English.
Included in the Platform plan, $1,000 USD a month.
What's included
Everything this service covers.
Server-Side Tag
Processed on your server, not the browser
Clean Data
Deduplicated, validated, privacy-compliant
GA4 + Tag Manager setup
Analytics and tags configured properly with enhanced conversions — most accounts we inherit are measuring the wrong things.
Full conversion tracking
Forms, calls, bookings, and purchases tracked across ads, organic, social, and email.
Unified dashboard
One view across every channel, so 'what's working?' takes ten seconds to answer.
Plain-English reports
Monthly reports on what worked and what we're changing — no jargon walls.
How it works
Three steps, no mystery.
01
Audit the tracking
We find what's double-counted, missing, or misattributed — almost every account has all three.
02
Wire it properly
GA4, Tag Manager, and platform pixels configured, tested, and documented.
03
Report & decide
A live dashboard plus monthly analysis that turns numbers into next steps.
What you get
Deliverables, not just activity.
GA4 property, set up right
Google Analytics 4 configured in your own account, measuring the actions that matter instead of just pageviews.
Tag Manager container
Every tracking tag in one organized, documented place, so one change doesn't quietly break another.
Full conversion tracking
Forms, calls, bookings, and purchases wired up and tested across ads, search, social, and email.
Ad platform tracking
Pixels and conversion signals connected to your ad accounts so each platform reports on real results, not guesses.
Tracking audit report
A written list of what's double-counted, missing, or credited to the wrong channel in your current setup — you see it before we change anything.
Live dashboard
One view across every channel, open to you at all times, so 'what's working?' takes seconds to answer.
Monthly plain-English report
What worked, what didn't, and what we're changing next — short, clear, and tied to decisions.
Written documentation
A plain map of every tag and event, so any future team can pick it up without guessing — you own all of it.
What changes in the first 90 days
Most accounts we take over have the same three problems: conversions counted twice, conversions not counted at all, and sales credited to the wrong channel. So the first month is mostly cleanup. We audit what's there, write down what's broken, and fix it — GA4, Tag Manager, and ad platform tracking configured, tested, and documented.
The second month is when the data starts to mean something. With tracking fixed, you get your first clean picture of where leads and sales really come from. Sometimes that picture looks different from what your old reports were saying — that's normal, and it's the point.
By the third month you're making decisions with the dashboard, not around it. Which channel earns its budget. Which page turns visitors into leads. What to do more of, and what to stop. The reports stay in plain English, and every recommendation ties back to a number you can see for yourself.
How we run it month to month
Tracking isn't a set-it-and-forget-it job. Websites change, platforms update, and tags quietly break — often without anyone noticing until a report looks strange. Part of the monthly work is simply making sure your numbers stay true.
Here's the rhythm. Your dashboard is live all the time, so you never wait for a report to know what's happening. Once a month you get a plain-English summary: what worked, what didn't, and what we're changing next. And when you add a campaign, a new page, or a new form, we wire the tracking for it so nothing falls through the cracks.
Your GA4 and Tag Manager are set up in accounts you own. The dashboard is part of the platform, so it switches off if you cancel, but the documentation shows the next person exactly how your tracking is built. The service is month-to-month, so we have to keep earning the job every month.
How pricing works
Analytics is part of every Platform plan, which is $1,000 USD a month. There's no separate analytics fee, no per-channel add-on, and $0 setup.
Why include it? Because we can't do good work without good tracking. The plan covers keeping tags healthy as your site changes, the live dashboard, and a plain-English monthly report. It's month-to-month, and if you're not satisfied in your first 30 days, you don't pay.
Analytics questions, answered straight
Analytics is part of every Platform plan, at $1,000 USD a month with $0 setup. There's no separate charge for tracking or the dashboard. It's month to month, so you can cancel anytime.
Because every budget decision depends on it. Broken attribution quietly moves spend toward the wrong channels — fixing tracking is routinely the highest-ROI work we do in a new engagement, which is why we include it with every service.
No. Every plan is month-to-month and you can cancel anytime. Setup is $0, and if you're not satisfied in your first 30 days, you don't pay.
Your GA4 and Tag Manager are set up in accounts you own, so that history stays with you. The SearchPod dashboard is part of the platform and switches off if you cancel. We also leave written documentation, so whoever comes next can see how your tracking is built.
Only if it's broken. We start with an audit and write down what's double-counted, missing, or credited to the wrong channel. Then we fix what's there and rebuild only the pieces that can't be trusted. You see the audit before we change anything.
Yes. We track forms, calls, bookings, and purchases, and tie each one back to the channel that produced it — ads, search, social, or email. That matters because for many businesses the phone is where the real leads come in, and most setups miss it completely.
Plain English, short, and tied to decisions. Each month you get a summary of what worked, what didn't, and what we're changing next. You also have a live dashboard you can open any time, so the report explains the numbers instead of being your only view of them.