For SaaS + subscription
Tie every signup back to the campaign that drove it.
What gets in the way today.
Free trial conversions land too late
A user clicks an ad on day 1, signs up day 1, converts to paid day 14. Most ad platforms' attribution windows are 7 days. The ad gets zero credit for a paying customer.
Signup ≠ revenue
Counting signups as the conversion event makes vanity-metric campaigns look great. Real CAC needs paid conversion attribution, not free signups.
No tool fits the SaaS funnel
Triple Whale is for ecom. HubSpot tracking is heavy. Mixpanel + Amplitude are analytics, not attribution. Stitching ad spend to MRR happens in spreadsheets.
What Persequor does about it.
Long-window attribution
The pixel keeps a visitor's last tagged click (UTMs and click IDs) for 30 days, so a signup that comes days later is still credited to the campaign that drove it.
Stripe payments as conversions
Payments and refunds arrive by webhook as orders, credited through the UTMs on the PaymentIntent or Checkout Session.
Revenue by campaign
Every campaign's ROAS computed against the Stripe revenue attributed to it, not signups.
API + webhooks
Pull leads + orders into your own data warehouse via /api/v1. 60 req/min/key. Cursor pagination. Zapier integration if you want no-code routing.
Most attribution tools assume the conversion happens on the click. SaaS attribution lives in the gap between click and paid — and that's where Persequor fits.