Unified spend and revenue
Ad platform spend, CRM pipeline and Stripe revenue land in one model, so ROAS is measured against money you actually collected.
AI Marketing Attribution joins your ad platforms, CRM and Stripe into one model, then shows the channels, campaigns and creatives that turn spend into pipeline and closed-won revenue.
This is the real workspace experience on seeded data. Switch the attribution model and watch the same revenue move between channels, then read the AI insight that explains the shift.
| Channel | Spend | Leads | Opps | Won | Attributed revenue | ROAS | Credit |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Google AdsPaid search | $27k | 412 | 96 | 11 | $79k | 2.90x | 29% |
| LinkedIn AdsPaid social | $22k | 288 | 84 | 10 | $74k | 3.44x | 27% |
| Meta AdsPaid social | $14k | 233 | 48 | 5 | $22k | 1.54x | 8% |
| YouTube AdsVideo | $8.1k | 141 | 26 | 3 | $8.2k | 1.01x | 3% |
| Content & SEOOwned demand | $4.6k | 356 | 72 | 8 | $55k | 11.91x | 20% |
| Partner & referralsPartner | $2.6k | 88 | 34 | 5 | $36k | 13.70x | 13% |
Google Ads earns 29% of attributed revenue under the data driven model, from 412 leads and 11 closed won deals.
LinkedIn Ads is under-credited by 5 points under last touch. Moving $4,200 a month from Meta Ads to LinkedIn is the highest confidence lift in this workspace, worth roughly $310,000 of pipeline a year.
Matching, modeling, reporting and governance in one place, so the number you bring to finance survives the audit.
Ad platform spend, CRM pipeline and Stripe revenue land in one model, so ROAS is measured against money you actually collected.
First touch, last touch, linear, time decay, position based and a data driven model, switchable on any report.
Match clicks to deals with gclid, fbclid, li_fat_id, msclkid, UTMs and hashed email fallbacks, with a visible match rate report.
Deals that take 90 days and four touchpoints stop disappearing, because credit follows the whole journey instead of the last session.
The model flags channels that are over or under credited and estimates the pipeline effect of a budget move before you make it.
Drop from channel to campaign, ad set and creative to see which message created pipeline, not just which one earned the click.
Push attributed revenue to BigQuery, Snowflake or Postgres, or export CSV and read it in the BI tool you already run.
Every number keeps its lineage: source row, model version, match key and timestamp, so finance can audit the report.
Connect the sources you already use, let the matching layer do the hard part, and report on a model you can defend.
Authorize your ad accounts, CRM and Stripe. Historical spend and closed deals backfill automatically.
Deterministic IDs first, then modeled matches for the gaps, with a match rate report you can inspect per channel.
Start with data driven, compare it against last touch, and lock the model finance will see.
See the pipeline effect of a budget shift, publish the report, and track the change week over week.
gclidGoogle Ads click IDfbclidMeta click IDli_fat_idLinkedIn click IDmsclkidMicrosoft Ads click IDutm_*Campaign, source and contentform fillsEmail and company on signupDeterministic matches first. Everything else is modeled, labelled, and visible in the match rate report per channel.
Legal, finance and growth rarely agree on credit. Keep every model in the same workspace and show exactly where they disagree.
Best forFinding the campaigns that create demand
Watch outIgnores everything that happened after the first click
Best forComparing bottom of funnel efficiency
Watch outOver-credits branded search and retargeting
Best forChannel level budget planning
Watch outHides the campaigns that only appear once
Best forShort cycles under 60 days
Watch outUnder-reports long enterprise journeys
Best forBalancing demand creation and capture
Watch outThe middle of the funnel stays invisible
Best forDeciding where the next dollar goes
Watch outNeeds deal volume and clean CRM stages to be stable
Credit is recomputed per model on the same matched dataset, so switching models never means rebuilding your reporting.
If a deal takes weeks and several people to close, last click reporting will keep pointing the budget at the wrong channel.
When a deal takes six weeks and four touchpoints, last touch sends the budget to the wrong place.
Attribution follows every touch, so the campaign that started the deal keeps its credit at close.
Self serve signups hide the campaigns that created them, and expansion revenue never reaches the ad report.
Signups, upgrades and expansion land against the original source, with Stripe revenue as the value.
Clients ask for pipeline and closed revenue, and click reports do not answer the question.
Report per client, per channel and per campaign on revenue, with credit rules you can explain.
Paid spend, repeat purchases and subscriptions live in three different tools.
One model ties paid spend to collected revenue, including repeat orders and subscription renewals.
Ad platforms, CRM, billing and warehouse. Authorize once and historical spend and deals backfill automatically.
Both plans run the same matching engine and every attribution model. Pro covers one workspace; Scale adds warehouse sync, custom models and multi workspace reporting.
$49per month
For teams running their first attribution model on real revenue.
Choose Pro$199per month
For teams reporting attributed revenue to the board.
Choose ScaleAnnual billing saves 17%. Plans renew automatically and can be cancelled from your billing settings at any time.
Short answers on matching, models, data, and how attribution here differs from the numbers inside your ad platforms.
It is the practice of connecting every ad click to the pipeline and revenue it produced, then letting a model decide how much credit each touch earns. AI Marketing Attribution runs that matching and modeling for you, so you see which campaigns create ARR instead of which one earned the last click.
Platform reports only see their own clicks and they stop at the conversion event. This workspace joins ad platforms, your CRM and Stripe, so credit follows the deal all the way to collected revenue, including deals that take months to close.
No. Connect your ad accounts, CRM and Stripe inside the product and historical spend and closed deals backfill automatically. Warehouse sync is available on Scale when you want attributed revenue next to the rest of your data.
Deterministic identifiers first: gclid, fbclid, li_fat_id, msclkid, UTMs and value tracked form fills. When a click ID is missing the model falls back to session, device and hashed email matching, and every match is labelled with how it was made.
Most B2B SaaS teams start with the data driven model for budget decisions and keep last touch as a comparison, because finance already recognises last touch reports. Every model is one click away in the same report, so you can see exactly where they disagree.
Match rate is visible from day one. Most workspaces reach a stable picture after two to three weeks of CRM and Stripe history, which is why historical data backfills on connect.
Plans are billed through Stripe, monthly or annually, and you can cancel from your billing settings at any time. Annual billing saves 17%.
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