Pageviews are cute.
Revenue pays rent.

TidyMetrics started from a simple frustration: analytics tools are great at telling you how many people showed up, and terrible at telling you which of them paid. You end up with a traffic chart in one tab, a payments dashboard in another, and a lot of guessing in between.

TidyMetrics connects the two. It follows every Polar.sh or Stripe payment back to the channel, campaign, page or in-app NudgeKit prompt that earned it — so "we got 4,000 visitors" becomes "Hacker News brought 300 visitors and $2,400."

It's small on purpose: one 3KB script, first-party only, no ad networks and no cross-site tracking. And it's open source, so you can host it yourself and make it your own.

Fewer charts. Clearer answers. A fuller money bag.