From Analytics

Founder / Grow / Analytics

Stop reporting vanity metrics. Start making decisions with data.

Analytics should tell you why users convert, churn, pay and return. We help founders build decision-grade metrics, attribution and unit economics before growth gets noisy.

The right dashboard should change decisions, not decorate investor updates.

Founder team reviewing analytics, attribution and unit economics

Most early analytics is either missing or misleading.

Signups and traffic look useful until you need to explain retention, CAC or channel quality.

Blended CAC hides channel truth

Averages make weak channels look acceptable and strong channels look less important.

Retention is not instrumented

You see user counts, but not what drives activation, repeat usage or churn.

No shared North Star

Product, growth and fundraising conversations use different definitions of progress.

What we set up

A metrics layer that supports product, growth and investor conversations.

Analytics stack

GA4, Mixpanel, Amplitude, PostHog or another stack selected and instrumented correctly.

North Star framework

One core metric with supporting metrics by product stage and business model.

Product analytics

Activation, retention, onboarding drop-offs and paid/free behavior differences.

Attribution

Channel-level reporting that separates scalable acquisition from one-off noise.

Unit economics

Fully loaded CAC, payback, LTV/CAC and runway impact.

Analytics output

A measurement system that can survive investor questions.

Metric framework

North Star, supporting KPIs and definitions the team can use consistently.

Tracking plan

Events, properties, funnels and attribution structure for implementation.

Investor reporting view

The metrics that explain product health, growth quality and economics.

Grow

Build analytics that change decisions.

Tell us what you track now and where decisions still feel like guesses.

  • Metric framework
  • Tracking plan
  • Investor reporting view

Best before scaling paid acquisition or entering serious fundraising conversations.