Saritta Hines

DataBackfill - Backfill your historical GA4 data to BigQuery

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DataBackfill syncs your historical GA4 data into BigQuery. Connect your GA4 property, set up BigQuery, and start syncing - all through a simple dashboard.

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Saritta Hines
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Founder here. I built DataBackfill during my own GA4 migration struggle. While helping clients move from Universal Analytics to GA4, I kept hitting the same wall - getting historical data into BigQuery was a massive pain. After writing the same scripts over and over (and dealing with endless API timeouts šŸ˜…), I thought "there has to be a better way." So I built one! DataBackfill started as a simple tool for my own use, but after sharing it with other analysts and seeing their reaction, I realized this was a problem a lot of people were facing. We're launching today with both a free tier and a pro version. The free tier lets you sync from one GA4 property and access 60 days of historical data. For teams needing more, the pro version removes these limits and adds priority support. I would love hear your thoughts! Also, big shoutout to my early users who helped shape this product. Your feedback has been invaluable! šŸ™ Let's chat in the comments
Ashit Vora
Congrats on taking care of this pain, @saritta_hines.
Saritta Hines
@ashitvora Thank you Ashit! Do let me know how the tool works for you
Tanmay Ghosh
Great job and congratulations. I was looking for this.
Saritta Hines
@tanmoy_ghosh6 Glad you found value it in Tanmay!
Himanshu Raikwar
Congrats on the launch of DataBackfill, @saritta_hines! This looks like a much-needed solution for GA4 migrations. Will definitely be checking it out.
Saritta Hines
@himanshuraikwar Thank you Himanshu! Please let me know how the tool worked for you
Gabriella Querales
Interesting timing since I've been hearing so many people struggle with their GA4 migration. In this AI era, your first-party data is gold for standing out, and this tool could help unlock that. Might check out their free tier! šŸ¤”
Saritta Hines
@gabriella_querales Thank you Gabriella! Yes you should definitely try the free tier. Please let me know if you need any assistance.
Gabriella Querales
@saritta_hines how far back DataBackfill goes back?
Saritta Hines
@gabriella_querales The data retention in GA4 depends on your account settings: 1. Standard GA4 Accounts: Event data can be retained for 2 months (default) or up to 14 months, depending on your settings. 2. GA4 360 Accounts: Retention can extend up to 50 months for certain data streams.
Richard Song
Congratulations, @saritta_hines! DataBackfill is a timely and essential solution for anyone navigating the GA4 transition. The free option is a fantastic way to get a taste of its capabilities. Are there any plans to expand the features or add more data sources in the near future?
Saritta Hines
@renchu_song Thanks for the commentā€”I really appreciate it. The free option is definitely meant to give users a chance to see what DataBackfill can do without a big commitment upfront and no credit card required taboot! Weā€™re already planning to add Snowflake as a data destination soon, which I think will open up a lot of possibilities for users. Along with that, Amazon Redshift is on the roadmap as another key integration. If thereā€™s anything specific youā€™d like to see added, let me knowā€”Iā€™d love to hear your thoughts.
Rs Rasel
Congratulations for this work
Saritta Hines
@rs_rasel2 Thank you!
Shana Sanford
Congrats on the launch! Backfilling historical data efficiently is such a game-changer for data teams, and this looks like a highly valuable tool. Excited to see how this simplifies workflows and enhances data accuracy for teams. Wishing you lots of success!
Saritta Hines
@shana_sanford Thank you Shana! Glad you see the value to data teams this provides.