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Built a no-code-no-effort tool to help you build analytics funnels (visually) and find leaks in your site's conversions (hit $1k profit)

just crossed my $1000 profit milestone🚀🚀

Funnelll, in a nutshell, works like this:

  • copy-paste my code on your site.

  • open your funnelll account and you'll see a display of your own site. Simply click on the button of your choice to mark the start of your funnel, click on the next stage button to close your funnelll.

Here's a link for the curious: www.funnelll.com/?ref=mo-indiehacker
(btw, I am still fixing some UX knots but the product works just fine)

on April 10, 2020
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    How does this compare to something like Google Analytics or Mixpanel?

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      Great question nojvek

      Funnelll complements Google Analytics by allowing you to deliver tracking and conversion goal data to it without having to add code to your website. Additionally, Funnelll understands your sales funnel (while GA doesn't) allowing you to visualize it, understand where bottlenecks are, what is driving actions at each stage of the journey therefore allowing
      you to get better insights from your analytics right away (along with cost data from your ad platforms which GA doesn't have access to).

      Funnelll has a lot of similarities with MixPanel (other than price where we are more cost efficient) but it extends it to give insight into your traffic sources, and marketing campaign performances. Funnelll also distributes your tracking data to your marketing and ad platforms enabling you to choose campaigns to optimize for certain conversions (e.g. registration, sales) to improve the quality of the traffic you are getting.
      Think of Funnelll as Google Analytics, Meets a visual tag manager, Meets MixPanel, Meets a marketing data distribution platform

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        Also, in order to best use funnelll you actually use GA and Mixpanel, so they are tools that are included in funnelll ;)

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    Hi Mohamed,

    1. To begin with, great work on creating a really good product.

    2. The pricing is very well reasonable as well.

    3. As soon as I started reading post here on IH, my first thought was how is Funnelll different to Google Analytics (I did read your reply to Nojvek? Doing a comparison chart on the website might help you convince more visitors to become customers.

    4. I feel there is a bit too much information on the homepage, almost makes it feel like a complicated product and tough to integrate/manage. Maybe reducing the text might help.

    Great work so far overall

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    what do you guys think of this?