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It reads the whole account, continuously.
Analytics, search, ads, social, and commerce stay connected. Lumetry works from the live picture rather than a Monday export, so a Tuesday change is a Tuesday finding.
The marketing analyst that cites its work
See what changed.
Prove it. Ship the brief.
Lumetry reads every connected board, verifies the numbers against source data, and turns live performance into recommendations your team can defend.
Or press Analyze below. This is the real board, on sample data.
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Four sources are connected. Run the analysis to see what Lumetry does with them.
- Reading Google Analytics30 days · 4 properties
- Reading Search Console1,842 queries
- Reading Google Ads24 campaigns
- Reconciling against sourceno estimates
- Checking every figure38 of 38 verified
- Writing the brief3 findings, 1 next move
Used by operators at brands and agencies
The problem
Your market moves on Tuesday. Your report lands on Friday.
Nobody is bad at their job. The week is just faster than the reporting cycle, and the gap is where the money goes.
- 02:14TueA competitor drops price on your best-selling SKU.
- 09:40TueYour cost per click in that same auction climbs 22%.
- 16:05WedCheckout conversion slips on iOS. Nothing flags it.
- 11:20ThuPaid spend covers the gap, so the topline still looks fine.
- 09:00FriThe weekly report arrives. It describes Monday.
By the time anyone can act, the week is already spent.
How it works
Three movements, and none of them is a dashboard.
Signal
Verify
Then it argues with itself until the numbers hold.
Rankings and contribution are computed deterministically, not guessed. Every figure has to resolve back to the source digest. The ones that cannot are dropped before you ever read them.
Hand off
You get the finding, the proof, and the next move.
A sourced brief, ranked by what it is worth, with the work already drafted. The analysis is finished before the meeting starts, so the meeting can be about the decision.
What you get
The short version, without the adjectives.
- Connected boards across 19 sources
- One place to look instead of nine tabs and a spreadsheet nobody trusts.
- Deterministic ranking and contribution math
- Numbers you can reproduce next week, not a model's opinion of them.
- Figure-level checks against source data
- Nothing reaches a client deck that you cannot defend line by line.
- Refusal when the data cannot answer
- You get told that it does not know, instead of a confident guess.
- Sourced briefs on a schedule
- Monday reporting stops being a person's whole morning.
- Recommendations drafted with a priority
- Approve and ship, rather than start again from a blank document.
- A separate workspace per client
- Agency-safe because of how it is built, not because of a policy page.
What it watches
Plugs into the stack you already run.
Connect a source once. It stays in every answer, every brief, and every check from then on.
Search & Analytics
Google Analytics
Google Search Console
Microsoft Clarity
Google Ads
Google Business Profile
Social
Meta
LinkedIn
Reddit Ads
Commerce & CRM
Google Merchant Center
Shopify
Klaviyo
Mailchimp
Follow Up Boss
HubSpot
Web & Intelligence
Google Lighthouse
DataForSEO
Snitcher
AI Visibility
Web Crawl
Why the numbers are safe
An analyst you can cross-examine.
Every figure is checked before you see it.
Answers are verified against the source digest. A number that cannot be traced back does not ship.
It says when it does not know.
If the connected data cannot support an answer, Lumetry refuses rather than estimating around the gap.
A graded benchmark gates every release.
More than a hundred scored questions run before anything reaches production, so accuracy is a build step.
The close
One URL in. A full spectrum of intel out.
Every scan splits raw web signal into pricing, positioning, hiring, and product moves. Sorted, sourced, and ready to act on before your rival finishes their standup.