Clearly: marketing reports, from what happened to why

How it works

Three steps to take ownership.

Nothing to build, nothing to export, nothing to remember to do on the first of the month.

What matters to you.

Enquiries, orders, bookings, calls: your report is built around the thing you measure success by, in your own words.

Connect your marketing.

Every platform you spend on, read into one picture. Once, read-only, and it stays connected.

Understand Why.

What happened, why, and what to look at next, in plain English. Current every morning, for you and for anyone you send the link to.

Pricing

Everything free for 30 days. Then choose.

Every new account starts with a 30‑day trial: every source, unlimited reports and Understand Why, no card. When it ends you keep Lite for free, or pick a plan.

Lite

No card. No expiry.

One report
Three sources
Live share link

Start free

Pro Most popular

~~$49~~$41

per month, billed $490 a year

Unlimited reports
Every platform, every source
Understand Why: 10 questions a day

Get Pro

Team

~~$149~~$124

per month, billed $1,490 a year

Everything in Pro
Understand Why: 25 questions a day
Priority support

Get Team

Prices per workspace, billed annually (two months free). Monthly plans are $49 and $149. Agency plans and the full comparison →

Understand Why

An answer, not a dashboard.

Ask what you would ask an analyst. Get an answer you can repeat to your director, with the numbers behind it.

About ten likely causes checked every time
Every figure is computed from your own report first. The AI explains, it cannot make a number up
Thirteen months of context behind every answer

On every paid plan: Pro asks 10 questions a day, Team 25. Free to try during your 30‑day trial.

Why did enquiries drop in June?

Enquiries fell 18% month on month (52 vs 63). The biggest driver is Paid Search: sessions down 31% after spend dropped mid-month. Organic held steady, so this reads as a budget change, not a demand change.

Example answer, fictional data

Before you ask

Straight answers.

Is my data safe?

You connect with each platform's own sign-in. Access is read-only, credentials stay on our servers, and we never see your password. What we read from Google →

How does the free trial work?

Every new account gets 30 days with every source, unlimited reports and Understand Why, with no card. When it ends you keep one report on Lite for free, or upgrade. Nothing is charged unless you choose a plan.

Can I share it without handing out logins?

Yes. Anyone with the link sees live data in their browser. They can explore it, they cannot change it.

Can the AI make numbers up?

No. Every figure is computed from your own report first. The AI ranks the likely causes and explains them.

Do I have to build anything?

No. The report arrives built for your kind of business. Change it later if you want to, or never.

How is the data joined up?

Every source is read into one vocabulary (spend, clicks, enquiries, cost per enquiry) on one timeline, at daily grain. Ratios are worked out from the summed parts, never averaged. The AI only reads what has already been computed.

What is it not?

Not another dashboard with forty charts and no sentence. Not a replacement for GA4 or Google Ads: it reads them. And not a tool that needs an analyst to set up.

The problem

Every platform marks its own homework. We sense-check it.

Each one reports on itself, in its own words, with its own maths. Here is the same month, read two ways.

Google Ads says"Clicks are up. Your ads are performing."

Clearly saysSpend more than doubled and conversions fell. You paid more for less.

Meta says"You reached 40,000 people."

Clearly saysOne video brought most of the purchases, and its click rate has dropped for three weeks.

Analytics says"Direct traffic: 51%."

Clearly saysHalf your visits have no source. That is usually a tracking gap, not a channel.

LinkedIn says"298 conversions."

Clearly saysLinkedIn took 58% of the budget. Here is what each lead cost, beside the other two.

Illustrative readings, the kind the report produces from your own data.

One page, one vocabulary

Every platform, joined up.

Each platform keeps its own words, its own dates and its own maths: "results" on Meta, "conversions" on Google, "key events" in Analytics. Clearly reads them all into one vocabulary (spend, clicks, enquiries, what each one cost) on one timeline, so every change has somewhere to be explained. Joining the data is the hard part; it is done before you open the page.

Spreadsheets and email

Manual, offline reporting

Hours every month, and the insight depends on whoever builds it.

Platform reporting

GA4, Google Ads, Meta, each on its own

Each platform reports on itself, in its own terms, with its own maths.

Data aggregators

Dashboards across sources

One view, usually a wall of charts. Reading it is left to you.

AI chat with connectors

A general model plugged into your platforms

Flexible for a technical user; nothing is kept between chats and nothing is joined up for you.

	One view across sources	Explains what changed	Numbers you can check	Effort for a small team
Spreadsheets	Built by hand	Only if someone writes it up	Depends on the builder	Hours every month
Platform reporting	One platform each	In its own terms	Within each platform	One login each
Data aggregators	Yes	Mostly charts	Yes	Connectors and template setup
AI chat with connectors	Once you set it up	Yes	Not guaranteed	Technical setup; each chat starts fresh
Clearly	Yes, in one shared vocabulary	Yes, likely causes ranked	Yes, computed before the AI explains	One sign-in; the report arrives built for your business

One view across every source, in words you already use, read for you every morning. That is the job, and it is the part nobody else does for a small team.

Category-level comparison; individual products vary.

Your Google data

What Clearly reads, and nothing more.

You connect each Google source yourself, one at a time, and Clearly asks only for the access that source needs. Everything is read-only and used only to build your report. Tokens stay on our servers, and you can disconnect a source or delete your data at any time. The details are in our privacy policy.

Sign in with Google

Your name, email address and profile picture, to create your Clearly account and show who is signed in. Nothing else.

Google access: openid, userinfo.email, userinfo.profile

Google Analytics

Visits, channels, pages, key events and revenue from the GA4 properties you choose, to build your report.

Google access: analytics.readonly

Search Console

Search queries, pages, clicks, impressions and average position for the sites you choose.

Google access: webmasters.readonly

Google Ads

Spend, clicks, impressions and conversions by campaign, ad group and keyword, through reporting queries only. Clearly never creates, edits, pauses or deletes anything in your account.

Google access: adwords

Business Profile

Views, calls, website clicks and direction requests for the locations you choose, from the Performance API. Clearly never edits your listing, reviews or posts.

Google access: business.manage

Merchant Center

Product clicks, impressions and status for the Merchant Center account you choose, from the Merchant API reports. Clearly never edits your products, feeds or account settings.

Google access: content

Google Sheets

Only the spreadsheets you pick yourself in Google's file picker. Clearly cannot see any other file in your Drive, and never changes the sheet.

Google access: drive.file

BigQuery

The list of projects and tables you can access, and read-only queries on the table you pick for your report. Clearly never writes to or deletes your data.

Google access: bigquery.readonly

Clearly's use of information received from Google APIs adheres to the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements.

From what happened to why.