AI-native web & business analytics
Your numbers, explained.
Reveliqo combines edge-native traffic data, browser behaviour, conversions, sales and revenue — then explains what changed, why it matters and what deserves your attention.
- Real people separated from bots
- AI answers backed by exact data
- Traffic connected to revenue
Today
- People
- 2,842
- +14%
- Conversions
- 94
- +21%
- Revenue
- €18,420
- +17%
Three things worth knowing
1Organic traffic is growingContext
Most of the increase arrived through two product guides, but their trial conversion stayed below the site average — so the extra visits have not yet turned into proportional signups.
2AI referrals carry a disproportionate share of new revenueWorking
AI assistants delivered 2.8% of human visits and 7.4% of new subscription revenue. The gap between those two shares is the finding.
3Mobile pricing conversion fellCheck this
The decline begins shortly after yesterday's deployment and is concentrated on Safari. Causation has not been established.
Demonstration briefing. Three headline metrics for today: 2,842 people, up 14 percent; 94 conversions, up 21 percent; 18,420 euros of revenue, up 17 percent. Then three explanations: organic traffic is growing but its trial conversion stayed below the site average; AI assistants delivered 2.8 percent of human visits and 7.4 percent of new subscription revenue; and mobile pricing conversion fell shortly after a deployment, concentrated on Safari, with causation not established. All figures are demonstration data.
The idea
You run the business. Reveliqo reads the analytics.
Traditional analytics hands you reports and leaves the interpretation to you. Reveliqo starts from the questions that actually get asked: what changed, why, which traffic converted, what made money, and what to look at next.
Instead of 42 reports
You get the three things worth knowing.
The brief names what moved, what is outside its normal range and what has commercial consequences. The reports are still there, underneath, for when you want them.
Instead of building segments by hand
You ask why signups dropped.
The question becomes an analysis plan across approved metrics and dimensions. You read the result, not the query builder.
Instead of pageviews in isolation
You see which pages are credited with revenue.
Conversions arrive as server events, revenue from the systems that bill and recognise it, so a page's value is a number finance would also recognise.
Ask AI
Ask the question you actually have.
Reveliqo turns the question into an analysis plan, queries governed metrics and explains the result. It compares the right periods and segments because it was told which ones exist — not because it guessed from the wording.
- Why are conversions down this week?
- Which traffic sources bring our best customers?
- What changed after yesterday's deployment?
- Which pages get traffic but fail to convert?
- Is our paid traffic profitable?
- Are AI assistants sending us customers?
- Why was traffic unusually high last night?
- What content generates the most revenue?
Evidence
Every answer can show its work.
The analytics engine calculates the numbers. The AI plans the analysis and explains what came back. Open the evidence behind any answer and you get the exact metric, segment, period and comparison it used — and a plain statement of what it could not establish.
Evidence
Mobile pricing conversion fell 27%.
Why Reveliqo says that
Traffic volume remained within its normal range. The decline is concentrated on iPhone Safari and begins 18 minutes after deployment #842.
- Before deployment
- 4.1%
- After deployment
- 3.0%
- Visits analysed
- 3,481
- Difference
- −26.8%
- Metric
- conversion_rate
- Segment
- device_class = mobile · browser_family = Safari · page = /pricing
- Period
- Yesterday 14:00 – today 09:00, compared with the preceding seven days
Strong correlation with deployment #842. Causation has not been proven — a controlled comparison would be needed for that.
Why you can trust the number
The AI never does the arithmetic.
A model asked to compute a conversion rate from raw event text will produce a plausible one. Reveliqo does not put it in that position. A semantic metrics layer holds the canonical definitions, the query service computes against them, and the model is restricted to calling approved operations and explaining what they returned.
How an answer is produced
- 1Your question
- 2AI analysis planner
- 3Semantic metrics layer
- 4Analytics query service
- 5Deterministic result
- 6AI explanation
Steps 3 and 4 compute every number. The model plans which question to ask and explains what came back — it never does the arithmetic, and it cannot reach data the asking user is not entitled to see.
Metrics
- people
- visits
- pageviews
- conversion_rate
- revenue
- revenue_per_visit
- average_order_value
- trial_to_paid
Dimensions
- site
- page
- landing_page
- channel
- source
- campaign
- country
- device
Diagram: a question goes to the AI analysis planner, which calls the semantic metrics layer and the analytics query service. Those compute a deterministic result, which the AI then explains. The model never calculates the numbers itself.
Collection
Your analytics start before JavaScript loads.
For sites proxied through the supported edge, Reveliqo sees traffic where it actually arrives. Core page and request analytics stay visible even when a browser blocks client-side tracking, because the request reached the infrastructure regardless.
This is about proxied HTTP traffic, not DNS. A name server that resolves a hostname never sees the page, the referrer or the status code, and no analytics product can read what was not sent to it.
Edge collection
Visitor request
Arrives at the global edge
Edge analytics
Path, source, campaign, status, latency, geography
Traffic quality
Humans, crawlers, bots and security traffic separated
Durable spool
Written aside from the request path
Your origin
Answers the request, unaffected
No analytics call enters the live request path. An outage in the analytics pipeline slows nothing your visitors touch.
Diagram: a visitor request reaches the global edge, where path, source, campaign, status, latency and geography are recorded and traffic is classified into humans, crawlers, bots and security traffic. The record is written to a durable spool alongside the request rather than inside it, and the origin answers the request unaffected.
Two sources, on purpose
The edge sees the request. Smart Beacon sees the experience.
Neither one is the whole picture, and a product that pretends otherwise is hiding something. The edge cannot see a single-page navigation; a browser script cannot see a request it was blocked from reporting.
The edge sees the request
- Page and document requests
- Source and referrer
- Campaign parameters
- HTTP status and errors
- Origin latency
- Country and device class
- Traffic quality classification
Smart Beacon sees the experience
- SPA and soft navigation
- Engagement and time on page
- Core Web Vitals
- Clicks and custom events
- Form starts and submits
- Client-side conversions
- Content asset exposure
Traffic quality
Not every request is a customer.
Reveliqo separates real people from verified search crawlers, AI crawlers, other automation and security traffic — so a bot spike does not masquerade as business growth, and a quiet week is not hidden behind one.
An AI crawler reading your documentation and a person arriving from an AI assistant are different events with opposite commercial meanings. Most analytics tools file both under “referral” or neither.
Traffic quality
- Human visitsCounted as people
- 68%
- Search crawlersVerified
- 12%
- AI crawlersReading documentation
- 7%
- Other botsClassified automation
- 6%
- Suspicious automationChallenged
- 4%
- Blocked attacksNever reached origin
- 3%
Total requests rose 42% overnight while human traffic was unchanged. The increase came almost entirely from verified AI crawlers reading the documentation. Without this separation it reads as business growth.
Demonstration traffic split: 68 percent human visits, 12 percent verified search crawlers, 7 percent AI crawlers, 6 percent other bots, 4 percent suspicious automation and 3 percent blocked attacks.
Acquisition
See where valuable people come from.
Compare channels and campaigns by conversion, sales, revenue and customer value rather than by clicks. The default sort is business value, because the channel with the most traffic is regularly not the one paying for the team.
Acquisition · sorted by revenue
| Channel | Visits | CVR | Revenue | Per visit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Organic Search | 11,204 | 3.4% | €41,900 | €3.74 |
| Paid Search | 6,431 | 4.1% | €27,100 | €4.21 |
| AI AssistantsBest per visit | 812 | 6.2% | €18,640 | €22.96 |
| Direct | 5,908 | 2.7% | €14,380 | €2.43 |
| Referrals | 2,140 | 2.1% | €5,220 | €2.44 |
| Social | 3,776 | 0.9% | €2,910 | €0.77 |
AI Assistants sent the fewest visits of any channel except referrals, and the most revenue per visit of any channel at all. Sorting this table by traffic volume hides that entirely.
Content
See which pages are credited with customers, not only pageviews.
Rank content by what it contributed rather than by how many people saw it — then, with a content platform connected, go below the URL to the individual headline, CTA or claim that did the work.
Content · by revenue per visitor
| Page | People | CVR | Revenue | Per visitor |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| /pricing | 4,812 | 5.8% | €42,000 | €8.73 |
| /guides/consent-mode | 6,210 | 3.2% | €36,000 | €5.80 |
| /blog/privacy-first-analytics | 9,421 | 0.7% | €12,000 | €1.27 |
The blog post attracts nearly twice the audience of the pricing page and produces roughly a seventh of the revenue per visitor. Both facts are useful; only one of them survives a pageview ranking.
Content asset
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“Know what your website actually loads.”
- Shown on
- 18,421 visits
- Conversion
- 5.7%
- Revenue
- €82,410
- Per 1,000 shown
- €4,474
The same headline appears on four pages. Measured as a URL it is four weak rows; measured as an asset it is one clear result.
Journeys
See the paths that actually lead somewhere.
Follow the route from source to outcome — and run it backwards from a conversion to find what preceded it. Unusual drop-offs and unusually valuable paths are surfaced rather than left for you to notice.
Journeys
- Organic SearchGuidePricingTrialPaid
The most common converting path, and the slowest.
- AI referralFeature pageTrialPaid
One step shorter and the highest revenue per visit.
- DirectHomepagePricingExit
Where the largest single drop-off happens.
Three demonstration journeys. Organic search to a guide to pricing to a trial to a paid subscription. An AI referral to a feature page to a trial to paid, one step shorter. Direct traffic to the homepage to pricing, then exit.
Conversions
Tell Reveliqo what success means.
Onboarding asks one question — what does this website need to achieve? — and the product organises itself around the answer rather than around a default report set.
- Generate leads
- Start trials
- Sell products
- Start subscriptions
- Book appointments
- Take registrations
- Drive calls
- Grow readership
- A custom outcome
Revenue & sales
Pageviews stop where your business starts. Reveliqo keeps going.
Connect sales and finance data from your finance and accounting systems, Stripe, Shopify or your own event API, and a channel stops being a traffic number. It becomes customers, invoices, recurring value and — where the finance system supplies the measure — margin.
In the demonstration account, Organic Search brought fewer leads than Paid Search and carried more realised revenue. The gap is accounted for by plan mix: its leads are credited with higher-value annual plans in the revenue the finance system reports.
From visit to recognised revenue
- VisitEdge and beaconReveliqo
- Lead / Trial / OrderServer eventYour application
- CustomerAccount createdFinance
- Invoice / SubscriptionBilled and collectedFinance
- RevenueRecognisedAccounting
- MarginContributionAccounting
Reveliqo does not keep its own ledger. The last two steps are read from the systems that own them, so a revenue figure here reconciles against the one finance already trusts.
Sales and commercial outcomes
Finance system
- Customers and accounts
- Sale and order events
- Invoice and payment outcomes
- Subscription and customer value
- Refunds and credits
Cost, margin and recognised revenue
Accounting system
- Booked and recognised revenue
- Cost and margin measures
- Business-period numbers
- Profitability classification
- Cash and collection outcomes
Reveliqo does not duplicate either one. It reads only the outcome fields an analysis needs — customers, invoices, recognised revenue, margin — and leaves the definitions with the system that owns them.
Performance
When conversion changes, know whether the site changed too.
Edge latency, HTTP errors and real-user performance sit beside conversion and revenue movement — and next to the release that went out, so the first question after a drop has somewhere to start.
Technical change vs business change
| Measure | Before | After |
|---|---|---|
| Checkout revenue · mobile Safari | — | −11% |
| INP p75 · mobile Safari | 190 ms | 380 ms |
| Visits · mobile Safari | 1,742 | 1,739flat |
| Origin latency p95 | 212 ms | 218 msflat |
Traffic held steady while responsiveness and revenue both moved. That pairing is what makes a technical explanation worth investigating ahead of a marketing one.
Deployment impact
- 14:02ReleaseDeployment #842 released to production
- 14:20SignalPricing conversion begins falling on mobile
- 14:32SignalSafari INP rises from 190 ms to 380 ms
- 15:10AnalysisAnomaly opened and decomposed automatically
A release and a movement that follows it are a sequence, not a proof. Reveliqo reports the correlation and names what would be needed to go further.
Live
See what is happening now without drowning in a firehose.
People on the site, what they are reading, where they came from, what just converted and whether anything is wrong — summarised in a sentence. A counter that only goes up is not information.
Live
- Top page
- /guides/consent-mode
- Top channel
- Organic Search
- Last conversion
- Trial started · 40 seconds ago
- Last revenue event
- €149 · subscription.started
- Human share
- 71%
- Open incidents
- None open
Steady afternoon traffic, weighted to documentation. Conversion is tracking its usual rate for this hour.
How it fits together
Four data layers. One explanation.
Each layer answers something the others cannot, and the product's whole job is to reconcile them into a single account of what happened.
Collect
Requests at the edge, behaviour in the browser, conversions from your server and commercial outcomes from the systems that own them.
Classify
Separate people from verified search crawlers, AI crawlers, other automation and security traffic before anything is counted as a visit.
Resolve
Every metric has one canonical definition in the semantic layer, so the brief, the funnel, the API and the scheduled email cannot disagree.
Investigate
Decompose what moved across channel, campaign, page, country, device, browser, performance and release, and rank the strongest explanations.
Explain
State what changed, what it is worth and what was ruled out — with the metric, segment and period it used attached to every sentence.
Connect
Follow the outcome through to the invoice, the recurring value and, where the finance system supplies it, the margin.
Nine modules, one engine
The platform, in full.
Every module reads the same four layers, which is why Content & Journeys can find a claim the traffic data contradicts and Performance can explain a revenue movement.
AI Overview
Opens with a written briefing: what changed, why it matters, what to check.
5 capabilitiesAsk AI
Plain questions become governed metric queries. Every answer arrives with the definition behind it.
5 capabilitiesAcquisition
Channels, campaigns, referrers and AI assistants, sorted by revenue rather than traffic volume.
6 capabilitiesContent & Journeys
Pages, landing pages, paths and content assets, ranked by the outcomes recorded after them.
6 capabilitiesConversions
Goals, funnels, forms, server events, attribution and journeys, organised around your chosen outcomes.
6 capabilitiesRevenue & Sales
What the traffic was worth, in the figures your finance systems already hold.
7 capabilitiesPerformance
Core Web Vitals, origin latency and errors, read against conversions and revenue.
6 capabilitiesTraffic Quality
Classify every request as human, crawler, AI agent, bot or attack before it is counted.
6 capabilitiesLive
Active people, conversions, revenue, traffic quality and incidents — the present, with business context.
5 capabilitiesSolutions
Who this is for.
Small business
Your website, explained in plain language.
Read moreSaaS
From first visit to recurring revenue.
Read moreEcommerce
Orders, margin and the traffic behind them.
Read moreMarketing teams
Reporting that arrives already interpreted.
Read moreContent & SEO
Rank the page by the revenue after it.
Read moreAgencies
One account, every client, explained.
Read moreDevelopers
Latency and errors, next to revenue.
Read moreMulti-brand groups
Every brand on one definition.
Read moreIntegrations
Collection, commerce and the numbers finance trusts.
Two sources of collection, four sources of commercial truth, and an event API for everything a packaged integration does not cover.
- Edge NetworkCollection
- Smart BeaconCollection
- Finance systemBusiness systems
- Accounting systemBusiness systems
- Content platformBusiness systems
- Consent platformBusiness systems
- GitHubDeveloper
- Google AdsAdvertising & search
- Meta AdsAdvertising & search
- Google Search ConsoleAdvertising & search
- ShopifyCommerce & payments
- StripeCommerce & payments
- WooCommerceCommerce & payments
- Custom event APIDeveloper
Privacy by architecture
Analytics does not require a profile of the person.
Reveliqo runs in the collection mode you choose — no persistent identifier at all, a short-lived first-party visit key, or a pseudonymous account key your own application supplies. No fingerprinting is required for any of it.
What your jurisdiction requires is a decision for you and your advisers, and it varies by region and configuration. Reveliqo provides the technical modes and, with a consent platform connected, follows the consent state you have already configured there rather than running a second policy engine of its own.
Questions
The ones worth answering up front.
Reveliqo is an AI-native web and business analytics platform. It combines four layers: request analytics from the edge, optional browser signals from Smart Beacon, server-side business events such as trials and orders, and commercial data from your finance and accounting systems. The analytics engine computes the numbers; the AI plans the analysis and explains what changed, where it changed and what deserves attention.
Connect a site today. Read tomorrow's brief instead of building it.
Connect a site and the first brief arrives with the day's changes already explained — traffic separated from bots, conversions attached to revenue, and the evidence behind every sentence one click away.
Real people separated from bots Every answer shows its evidence Reveliqo runs on Reveliqo