Saved reports
Proof for each reporting cycle
Snapshots preserve score, change, issue count, and export actions for client or stakeholder updates.

Audit real GA4 traffic, triage messy campaign parameters like issues, then keep the next reporting cycle clean with recurring reviews and governed link creation.

Why teams come back
New channels, agencies, launches, and contributors keep changing naming behavior. The product gives marketers a repeatable review cycle instead of another one-time spreadsheet cleanup.
3 audits
tracked in the demo workspace
+23
score lift from the previous review
2 fixes
queued before reporting
Product loop
Each run creates a score, a queue, a saved report, and reusable rules. The next campaign starts from cleaner defaults.

Import or upload campaign data and score the source, medium, and campaign values behind acquisition reports.
Group messy variants, accept canonical values, and carry approved names into the governed builder.
Schedule the next review so drift is caught before client or leadership updates.
Dashboard surfaces
Dense tables stay white and scannable. Brand energy comes from full-card surfaces around the repeatable workflows.
Saved reports
Snapshots preserve score, change, issue count, and export actions for client or stakeholder updates.

Governed builder
Approved sources and mediums become dropdowns so the same mistakes do not return next month.

Client health
Client health cards surface score, open drift, latest report, and next audit date from one dashboard.

Positioning
Builders create clean links. UTM Taxonomy Guard monitors messy links already in GA4 and turns recurring drift into a managed queue.
Pricing
Pricing uses the calmer Airtable-style commercial surface: white cards, one soft featured tier, and pill CTAs only in this section.
For one marketer owning UTM quality.
For small teams and collaborators.
For client reporting workflows.
Questions
Start with the free audit. Keep the subscription for recurring GA4 reviews, saved reports, and governed links that stop the same mistakes from coming back.