Google Analytics tells you how many visited. Who signed up, and who paid?

Most SaaS founders we talk to still have Google Analytics on their site, and still can’t answer the questions that matter: who signed up, where they got stuck, and which channel brought the ones who pay.

That’s not GA’s fault. It counts traffic, and it’s very good at it. But it doesn’t know your users by email, and it doesn’t see your payments unless you send them yourself.

What UserJourney does differently:

• 👤 Each user by email, with their whole journey, not an anonymous id

• 💰 Revenue per channel connected in one click

• 🚧 Who’s stuck right now, and at which step

• 🍪 No cookie banner for your visitors

Running Google Ads? Keep GA on your marketing site. UserJourney runs next to it.

📊 Full feature-by-feature comparison

Question for you: what do you still open Google Analytics for in your SaaS? 👇