01 / Funnel analytics, live

Every Funnel Leaks.Funnelry Names the Step.

See exactly where customers drop off and why. Funnelry joins product, billing and marketing data into one live map of the journey, marks the step where the most people leave, and sends the same numbers to everyone who has to act on them.

Reads from Stripe, HubSpot, Postgres and Segment
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Growth teams use Funnelry to settle the first argument of the week: which step is actually leaking.

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02 / Features

Five Instruments, One Honest Read of Your Funnel

Each of these is a different view of the same live data. Scroll sideways, or use the arrows, and read them in order.

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A Builder That Does the Sums

Drag a step into place and the conversion rate beneath it redraws before you let go. Funnels are assembled from real events across product, billing and marketing, not from last month’s exports.

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Drop-Offs, Explained in a Sentence

Funnelry finds the step where the largest share of people leave and writes down what it sees: who stalled, where, and what they did next. The chart says where. The note says why it deserves your Tuesday.

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Cohorts Side by Side

Set newsletter readers against paid search at the step you care about, or this month’s signups against last month’s. Choose a segment once and it follows you into every funnel you build.

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Reports That Arrive Unasked

Pick a day, a time and a destination. A digest of the funnel lands in Slack, in an inbox or as a PDF, so the whole team starts the week from one set of numbers.

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One Click Per Connector

Stripe, HubSpot, Postgres and Segment authorize with read-only access and share a single customer ID once connected. A sync line on every source tells you when it last spoke.

03 / Process

Connect, Configure, Then Let the Numbers Arrive

The route from credentials to a Monday report runs through three milestones, each small enough to finish in one sitting.

  1. Milestone 01 · Connect

    Plug In the Four Sources

    Authorize Stripe, HubSpot, Postgres and Segment with read-only keys. Each connector maps its events to a shared customer ID, so a click, a charge and a CRM stage land on one timeline.

  2. Milestone 02 · Configure

    Order the Steps, Choose the Segments

    Drag steps into sequence on the builder. Conversion rates compute as you place each one, and Funnelry marks the step where the most people leave and says why in a sentence.

  3. Milestone 03 · Launch

    Schedule the Digest

    Choose a day, a time and a destination. The report goes to Slack, email or PDF on schedule, and the whole team reads the same figures before the week begins.

04 / Connections

Works With Your Favorite Tools

Past the four one-click connectors, Funnelry hands findings to the tools your team already keeps open all day.

XeroRevenue sync
DatadogAlert hooks
NotionReport pages
TrelloTask hand-off
CalendlyBooking events
SlackWeekly digests
DropboxPDF archive
Google CalendarReview reminders
05 / Plans

Three Plans, Each Paid Once

One payment per plan, with no monthly meter running. Begin with Sketch to map a first funnel; move to Atlas when several teams need to read the same numbers.

Plan 01

Sketch

For one team mapping its first funnels.

$99one-time

  • 3 funnels
  • 30-day data history
  • Basic drop-off charts
  • Weekly email reports
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Plan 02

Insight

For teams comparing segments and sending reports.

$259one-time

  • Unlimited funnels
  • 12-month data history
  • Cohort comparisons
  • Automated Slack and email reports
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Plan 03

Atlas

For organizations where many people read the same numbers.

$409one-time

  • Unlimited data history
  • Custom dashboards
  • SSO and role-based access
  • Warehouse sync and a dedicated analyst
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All prices in USD. The figure on this page is the figure on your invoice.

06 / In their words

What Teams Stopped Arguing About

Shared digest

We used to debate whose spreadsheet was right. Now the Monday digest lands in Slack and the conversation starts from one page.

— Imogen H., Head of Growth, Larkspur Studio
Plain-language drop-off

The note on our connect step said in a sentence what we had spent months guessing at: people were stalling on the host and port field. We fixed the form that week and the next report showed the step recovering.

— Rafael D., Product Lead, Kestrel Print Co.
Cohort comparison

Putting newsletter readers beside paid search at the purchase step took a couple of clicks. I stopped exporting to CSV.

— Wen T., Lifecycle Marketer, Fernhill Fitness
07 / Begin

Find the Step Where Customers Quietly Leave

Each plan is a single payment. Pick the one that fits the funnels and readers you have today, connect your data, and let Monday’s digest name the first leak.

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