Pageviews are nice. Conversions are the point. Mark which moments matter, then see where visitors are quietly walking away.
Pick whichever fits how your site is built. Mix and match if you have to.
A visitor reaches /thanks or /order-confirmed and the goal is counted. Use this for newsletter signups, order completion, downloads served from a "thank you" page - anything that ends on a static URL. Zero code to add.
Call window.corbacount_goal('signup') from anywhere in your code. Use this for in-app conversions, single-page-app flows, AJAX form submissions, or any event that doesn't have a dedicated landing URL.
One function, already loaded by the tracker snippet. Call it whenever the conversion happens in your own code.
<form id="signup-form" action="/register" method="post">
<!-- your existing form -->
</form>
<script>
document.getElementById('signup-form').addEventListener('submit', function () {
// counts one 'signup-completed' conversion for this visitor
window.corbacount_goal('signup-completed');
});
// optional second argument: a reference id (an order number, for example).
// the same goal + reference is only counted once, so a refreshed
// thank-you page never double-counts a sale
window.corbacount_goal('order-paid', 'order-10482');
</script>The call is fire-and-forget: it sends a tiny payload to /api/goal via navigator.sendBeacon, so it never blocks your page, survives the visitor navigating away mid-submit, and fails silently if anything goes wrong. The goal name is whatever string you choose - create the matching goal in your dashboard and the counts start appearing. Setup details live in the install docs.
Compare which channels actually convert. The traffic source with the most visitors is rarely the one with the most signups.
Click into any converted visitor and see every page they visited before the moment they signed up. Spot the content that closes deals.
Daily, weekly and monthly conversion charts per goal. Annotate launches and campaigns so you can correlate them with bumps.
Signup, paid upgrade, newsletter, downloaded white-paper - all tracked separately on the same site without instrumenting every action twice.
A funnel is just a goal with steps. Each step is a URL or a JavaScript event; visitors flow from one to the next and you see exactly where each one falls out.
Two steps for a simple "saw pricing → clicked signup" funnel. Six steps for a checkout flow. The dashboard renders a stacked bar chart that makes the drop-off cliff impossible to miss.
Each step shows the count of visitors who reached it and the percentage that survived from the previous step. Quickly find the one bad step where 70% of people quit.
Slice the funnel by where visitors came from, what device they were on, or what country they sit in. Mobile + slow network often shows a completely different funnel from desktop.
Most analytics tools charge extra for funnels or gate them to "Pro" plans. They are included on every Corbacount tier - see pricing for what each plan actually limits.
You enter a path like /thanks when creating the goal. Every time a tracked pageview matches that path, the visitor is counted as converted - once per visit, not once per refresh. No code changes on your site; the regular tracking snippet already sends the URL.
Each funnel step shows two numbers: how many visitors reached it, and what percentage survived from the step before. The steps render as a stacked bar chart, so a step where 70% of people quit shows up as a visible cliff, not a row in a spreadsheet.
Yes. Every conversion keeps the visitor's original source - search engine, social network, referring site, or AI assistant. Corbacount classifies AI referrers separately, so you can see whether visitors arriving from ChatGPT or Perplexity actually sign up, or just browse and leave.
Yes. The JavaScript trigger does not care about page loads - call window.corbacount_goal() from a React handler, a Vue method, or a plain fetch callback and the conversion is recorded. URL goals match real page loads, so for client-side route changes the JavaScript trigger is the right tool.
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Goals and funnels are included on every Corbacount plan. Drop your email and we will let you know when it is your turn.