Niche Engine
Attribution and ROAS based on real revenue
Ad money should go where buyers come from. Niche Engine traces each buyer to their first tracked touch, adds up the revenue each channel produced and compares it with what you spent on it.
What it does for you
Why teams use attribution and ROAS in Niche Engine
Revenue by first touch
Every channel shows people, buyers, conversion rate, attributed revenue and revenue per person. Click a channel to see who bought.
ROAS that uses money in the bank
Spend per platform sits beside the revenue it really produced, per platform and blended, over the dates you pick.
Ad platforms learn from real sales
Qualified purchases are reported back to Meta, Google, TikTok and OpenAI ads, so their targeting learns who buys, not just who clicks.
Ad by ad performance
See Meta ads one by one with spend, reach, frequency, click rate, leads and cost per lead.
How it works
From setup to results in 4 steps
- 1
Run your ads with tracking links as usual.
- 2
Every visit and form fill is tied to the contact it came from.
- 3
When a contact pays in Stripe, the sale is credited to their first touch.
- 4
Read Attribution, ROAS and Ads to decide where the next dollar goes.
Questions
Attribution and ROAS: common questions
Are organic sales reported to ad platforms?
No. Reporting an organic sale as a paid conversion would teach the ad platform something false, so only sales from that platform are sent.
Which ad platforms are supported?
Meta (Facebook and Instagram), Google Ads, TikTok and OpenAI ads.
See attribution and ROAS working on a call
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