try48try48 vs Google Analytics
Google Analytics 4 is free and very powerful, and it's built for large marketing teams and Google's ad products. try48 is built for founders who want to know which sources bring paying customers, without cookies or a week of setup.
| try48 | Google Analytics | |
|---|---|---|
| Cookies and consent | Cookieless by default; no IP addresses stored | Uses cookies; sites in the EU and UK usually need a consent banner |
| Revenue by source | Connect Stripe or Dodo; payments, renewals and refunds are matched automatically | Needs e-commerce events set up in your code or tag manager |
| AI assistants | Reported as their own channel, with revenue | Grouped with other referrals by default |
| Setup | One script tag and an optional webhook | Tag setup, events, conversions and reports to configure |
| Where data lives | On try48's server, deleted after 25 months | Processed by Google |
| Price | One paid plan with everything included | Free |
Revenue without the tagging project
In Google Analytics, revenue reports depend on e-commerce events that you send from your site. try48 listens to your payment provider instead, so revenue includes checkouts on Stripe's or Dodo's own pages, renewals months later and refunds, without extra code.
A dashboard you can read in a minute
try48 puts visitors, revenue, conversion and your top sources, pages and countries on one screen. Click any row to filter everything by it.
When Google Analytics is the better fit
- You run Google Ads and need conversions imported into them.
- You need free analytics for a very large site, or deep custom reporting and BigQuery exports.
Otherwise, try48 gives you the numbers that matter for a growing online business on one screen.
Be first to try it
- Cookieless by default
- Stripe and Dodo revenue attribution
- AI-assistant traffic