Solutions Web Design & CRO

Prove the new site works and find what to fix next.

WordPress, Clarity, GA4 and Search Console together. Ask where visitors drop off, which pages convert and how the site is doing since launch.

"Where are mobile visitors dropping off before checkout?"
ConvoData analysis
Most mobile visitors leave on the pricing page. Clarity shows repeated taps on the plan toggle and short scroll depth, and GA4 shows the step to checkout converts far lower on mobile than on desktop.
Sources: Microsoft Clarity · GA4

What web teams use it for

Numbers and behavior, side by side.

Show the launch paid off

Compare traffic, engagement and conversions before and after a redesign in one question.

Find where people get stuck

Join Clarity behavior with GA4 conversions to find pages where visitors struggle and leave.

Sell the next project

Turn findings into a clear list of what to improve, so the conversation after launch is about the next piece of work.

Try asking

Questions after every launch.

"How has the site performed since the redesign?"
"Which landing pages convert best on mobile?"
"Which pages have the most rage clicks?"
"Did organic traffic hold up after the migration?"
Built for agencies

Keep every client site separate.

Each client site gets its own workspace, so you can check any site after launch without mixing data.

  • Separate workspace per client
  • View-only client seats on agency plans
  • Read-only: no site settings changed
Mobile drop-off by page
/pricing72%
/checkout48%
/features31%
/22%

FAQ

Common questions.

Only for behavior data like rage clicks and scroll depth. GA4 and Search Console work on their own, and Clarity adds the "why" behind the numbers.

Yes. Ask about any two date ranges and it compares traffic, engagement and conversions between them.

No. Connections are read-only by default, so it only reads data.

Show clients the site is working.

Connect GA4 and Clarity and ask your first question in minutes.