Funnelsight turns acquisition, activation, retention and expansion data into one shared view. Built for marketing and revenue teams running product-led growth, self-serve or sales-assisted, not for a dedicated analyst.
Right now, that view lives in four places: Google Analytics for where traffic comes from, a product analytics tool nobody outside the team opens, a CRM report built for pipeline, and a spreadsheet someone rebuilds every Monday. None of them talk to each other, so a blended conversion rate looks fine while the best-performing channel is quietly carrying it and the weakest one is dragging it down. By the time marketing and sales agree on what actually counts as a qualified lead, the quarter is half over.
Marketing, growth and sales look at the same numbers, from acquisition source to expansion, instead of separate exports for each stage.
Connect your product and CRM events yourself and get a working dashboard the same day, not a quarter-long implementation. A data team still earns its place for complex architecture or integrations beyond what's built in. Funnelsight doesn't replace that. It just doesn't require one to start.
Funnelsight doesn't start at the sign-up, and it doesn't stop once a lead reaches sales or a trial converts to paid. It keeps watching after that first payment too: expansion opportunities, churn risk before an account quietly leaves, and a paused or lapsed account showing signs of coming back.
Funnelsight is built for the teams that make growth work day to day, self-serve or sales-assisted.
Look past vanity metrics like raw sign-up volume, and see which channels, campaigns and segments actually convert and retain: the same numbers sales is measured on, not a separate scoreboard.
See product usage signals scored next to account data, PQL for self-serve accounts, SQL if you run product-led sales, so outreach happens when accounts are ready, not on a fixed schedule.
See which self-serve accounts are ready to expand before they ask, and spot a churn-risk pattern early enough to act on it, using the same usage signals marketing and sales already track.
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One dashboard for the full customer journey, from acquisition source to expansion, so marketing and revenue work from the same numbers instead of separate exports.
Not to get started. Connect your product analytics tool and your CRM yourself, and get a working dashboard the same day. A data team still helps with complex architecture or native integrations. That role isn't replaced. You're just not blocked without one.
Product analytics, your CRM, and acquisition sources like Google Analytics (GA4) and Google Ads. No analytics tool in place yet? Import a spreadsheet to try Funnelsight, then connect a live source later.
A spreadsheet you rebuild every week answers the question once and needs redoing next week. Once a live source is connected, Funnelsight keeps the same view current automatically.
It flags accounts using rules you set, like a drop in usage or an activation threshold being crossed, and shows the resulting PQL or SQL score next to your CRM data. The rules stay visible and editable. It's not a black-box prediction.
Yes. Invite teammates from marketing and revenue, share a view for review, or export it for your quarterly business review, no rebuilding required.
Yes. Your data stays in your workspace, nothing is shared beyond your account, and you can disconnect a source anytime.
In the EU. Funnelsight is based in Nantes, France, and data is hosted accordingly.
No. The trial runs 14 days, ends automatically, and there's nothing to cancel.