Every number that explains your store, in one dashboard.
Revenue, orders, traffic and retention — assembled from real, resizable widgets. Wire in Google Tag Manager and the Meta Pixel from the same place. Or skip the dashboard and just ask Elliot.
Illustrative example store, not live data.
A dashboard you build from real widgets.
Add, remove, resize and rearrange under Customize → Add widget, until the page shows what you actually care about — not what a template decided for you.
Headline numbers
- Total revenue, with the growth trend
- Total orders and average order value
- New customers gained this period
Money in detail
- Sales walked down to net through discounts and refunds
- Gross profit and margin, once costs are set
- Refunds as a share of revenue
Trends and charts
- Revenue over time, net or gross
- Average order value trend, day by day
- Order status breakdown
Customers
- Retention: returning vs. new
- Repeat purchases, and what they're worth
- Cohort retention heatmap, month over month
Products & operations
- Top products, with profit per product
- Stock health across your catalog
- Fulfillment: how long orders wait to ship
Traffic & marketing
- Visitors, page views, and the conversion funnel
- Sales by channel vs. traffic by channel
- Most viewed products vs. top sellers
Counted without a cookie banner.
A visit is recorded against a scrambled, daily-changing fingerprint — never a stored identifier. The same visitor browsing Monday and again Wednesday counts once each day, which is deliberately not a session count. Visitors browsing with Do Not Track aren't counted at all.
Net revenue, by default.
Revenue Over Time defaults to net — after refunds, the honest number of what you actually kept. Flip to gross when you want to see demand rather than takings, for instance when one large return would otherwise hide a good week.
Illustrative example store, not live data.
Retention you can't unsee.
The cohort heatmap groups customers by the month of their first order and follows them forward. A row that fades to nothing by month two means you're renting customers, not acquiring them — and it costs far more to keep replacing them than to fix why they don't come back.
Illustrative example store, not live data.
Every purchase, tracked twice.
The Meta Pixel runs in the shopper's browser, so ad blockers and closed tabs quietly lose you a share of events. Alongside it, YNS reports the full funnel from its own servers — you don't configure anything, and Meta matches and dedupes the two automatically.
No add-ons, no separate tier.
Analytics and tracking ship as part of the platform — every store gets the full set below, no extra app or bill.
Three steps, no developer required.
Build your dashboard
Go to Analytics → Customize → Add widget. Pick the numbers you care about; resize and rearrange until the page fits how you run the store.
Connect Google Tag Manager
Open Add-ons, find Google Tag Manager, and enter your container ID. Everything you add later — Analytics, remarketing — lives inside it.
Connect the Meta Pixel
Open Add-ons, find Meta Pixel, and enter your Pixel ID from Events Manager. Server-side reporting turns on automatically alongside it.
Or just ask Elliot.
Elliot is the AI agent that runs your store. Ask it "how did revenue do last week?" or "which channel is actually converting?" in plain language, in the same chat you use to edit your storefront — no widget to add, no report to build first.
Before you read too much into a number.
Know what's working.
Analytics and tracking, both built in — no extra app, no extra bill, no export to spreadsheets.
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