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Numal matches each client's posts to their own settled sales, so the monthly report arrives with a figure in it rather than a chart of impressions. Built inside an agency that lost accounts it had almost certainly made money for.
Attributed revenue against the retainer, on the first line of the report. The number the owner was going to ask for anyway.
How many posts returned nothing, stated plainly. It's the line that makes the other three believable.
Per client, before anything is credited to a post. Say the date out loud at kickoff and nobody is surprised.
The portfolio view sorts every account by what it returned against what it costs. That's an uncomfortable screen the first time you open it, and then it becomes the one you plan the quarter from.
Some will, and that's their call. You'll have been charged nothing — the trial doesn't end until a first report exists, so an unapproved connection costs you time rather than money.
On the report, yes. Your portfolio view across other clients is yours alone, and no client's data is ever visible to another.
It shows a bad month as a bad month. What it also shows is which post worked and what it had in common with the last one that did, which is the difference between a diagnosis and an excuse.
Per connected business, per month — $39 on Starter, $59 on Growth, $89 on Pro, and a quoted rate for Network, which is for groups running their own locations. Full detail on the pricing section.
Ten, including Square, Toast, Clover, Shopify POS and Lightspeed. Each one's limits are written out on its own page.
Pick the account you're least sure about. That's the one where the answer is worth having.
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