Channel attribution on one screen
Mochi groups visits into channel categories such as Organic, Direct, Social, Referral, Email, Paid and AI, and lets you switch views to referrer, UTM or keyword without leaving the dashboard card.
Mochi analytics is cookieless analytics software that links traffic sources to Stripe revenue in one dashboard for founders and small teams.
Mochi analytics is a cookieless analytics product that focuses on one question: which marketing channels bring paying customers. It combines traffic attribution, revenue tracking and a compact reporting dashboard so founders and small teams can see what is working without opening multiple tools.
The product connects with Stripe for revenue attribution and also supports Google Search Console, GitHub, social mentions, CSV export and API access. The site positions Mochi as a single-page analytics view with custom goals, funnels, live visitor tracking and data retention included in its usage-based pricing.
Mochi groups visits into channel categories such as Organic, Direct, Social, Referral, Email, Paid and AI, and lets you switch views to referrer, UTM or keyword without leaving the dashboard card.
Connect Stripe to tie revenue back to the source that brought it, so you can compare traffic and money in the same view.
A visitor-by-hour heatmap in your timezone shows when traffic peaks, which helps with timing launches, posts and emails.
Define up to five steps in a funnel and inspect conversion between each step to find where people drop off.
The dashboard surfaces revenue, visitors, conversion rate, bounce and live online count together, with trends against the previous period.
Connect Google Search Console, GitHub and social mention tracking, and export data through CSV or API when you need to move it elsewhere.
See which channel earns revenue, then keep the reporting surface small enough that a solo founder can review it regularly.
Pair releases with GitHub markers and watch whether traffic or revenue spikes line up with a commit or deploy.
Use one shared dashboard for the team’s traffic, funnel and revenue numbers instead of comparing separate analytics tools.
Connect Stripe once and review which acquisition sources bring customers who actually pay, not just visitors.
Track client sites in one account and present a concise report that shows traffic, conversions and revenue attribution.
Mochi is set up with a single lightweight script. The site says you can drop it in and see the channels roll in, with a free 14-day trial and no card required.
Mochi is built to connect traffic with revenue, especially for teams that want channel and revenue attribution on one page instead of multiple dashboards.
The pricing page says Mochi tracks pageviews and goal completions as events, and bot traffic is filtered out and never billed.
The pricing page lists integrations and outputs such as Stripe revenue tracking, Google Search Console, GitHub, CSV export, API access, and MCP access. The features page also mentions social mentions and additional revenue-tracking integrations.
The pricing page says you can upgrade, downgrade, or change event volume from your billing page. The site also says you can cancel anytime before the trial ends and pay $0.
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