See where visits stop turning into sales.

Sledge is a Shopify analytics app that shows where shoppers leave on the way to buying and what to change there. It also shows the sales from Sledge tools such as search, filters or bundles, and from each kind of page, like your homepage, product pages and cart drawer. Everything it reports happens inside your store.

Yes, on every plan. The Signals tab lists what Sledge spots, such as searches that find nothing. Most entries carry a button that opens the related report or tool page. On any paid plan, Growth Intelligence also suggests fixes and shows one estimated total for them, labeled Est. potential. Each fix opens the right page in Sledge, filled in where it can be, and nothing goes live until you save it.

Yes, for the Sledge tools you set up. Search, filters, merchandising, bundles, recommendations, the cart drawer, promotions, wishlist, pre-orders and back-in-stock alerts each get their own sales number. Back-in-stock alerts start on the Accelerate plan. For reviews, Sledge compares the conversion rate of product-page visits that saw a reviewed product with visits that did not. One sale can count for more than one tool.

Two ways. In the Revenue by Sledge tool list on the Overview tab, a product sold in a bundle counts for Bundle, Discount & Upsell. Any other product counts for the last Sledge tool, if any, used on it in the seven days before the order. On the Tools tab, each tool has its own rule, so one sale can show under more than one tool.

Sledge Analytics covers eight kinds of page: the homepage, collection pages, product pages, the search drop-down, the search results page, the cart drawer, the 404 page and the thank-you page. Each shows what shoppers do there and, for most, the sales it brings in, compared with the period before. Opening one shows how each Sledge tool on that page did.

No, Sledge Analytics covers what shoppers do inside your store, from sales by tool and by kind of page to the stage where they leave. It does not replace GA4 or check what your ad platform reports against Shopify. Your ad platform shows what brought the shopper in, and Sledge Analytics shows what they did next. For ad spend and profit, see eight Shopify analytics apps and the question each one answers.

The journey funnel in Sledge Analytics has five stages, named Discovery, Consideration, Decision, Purchase and Repurchase. It shows how many shoppers reach each stage, with the change from the period before. Sledge also ranks the last pages of visits that ended without a sale. It flags visits worth a look, names the reason, such as a search that found nothing, and lets you open each one as a timeline.

Once you set up a fix from Growth Intelligence, Sledge compares the period after it goes live with an equal period before it. It looks at sales through Sledge and, for many tools, at the numbers for the tool you changed, so you see whether the change moved anything. You do not have to build that report yourself.

No, Growth Intelligence runs on paid plans only, not during the 14-day free trial. It looks for fixes every week, and higher plans check more often, up to daily. Analytics itself works from the first day of the trial, so you can see sales by tool and by kind of page before you choose a plan.

Sledge Analytics keeps 14 days of history in the 14-day free trial and 30 to 120 days on a paid plan, with more on higher plans. When you compare two periods, Sledge needs data for both, so a longer history lets you compare further back.