Reignat attributes every sale back to the exact page, source, and campaign that earned it.
Grounded in available product and source data
Raw traffic numbers alone don't say which specific channel actually drove a sale — Reignat is a revenue-first Google Analytics alternative built specifically to close that gap, attributing every sale back to the exact page, source, and campaign responsible for it.
Revenue Attribution is the core of that difference, breaking sales down by referrer — Google, a newsletter, Product Hunt, Reddit, and other channels are all tracked individually — so a business can see which channels are actually worth investing more in rather than guessing from raw visit counts alone. Visitor Profile complements that at the individual level, following one visitor's full journey from first click through to conversion and surfacing the specific moments that mattered along the way.
Real-Time Updates keeps that picture current rather than a lagging daily report, showing live traffic, active visitors, and trending pages as they happen — useful for catching a spike from a launch or a mention while it's still unfolding rather than reviewing it the next day.
A newer capability, Monitor traffic from AI tools, tracks how much traffic AI assistants like ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity are sending to a site — a channel most traditional analytics tools weren't built to separate out. The site states Reignat is cookieless and works without consent banners, described as GDPR-compliant by default rather than requiring separate compliance configuration. The page reviewed does not specify a data-retention period for historical analytics, worth checking directly for a business that needs long-term trend comparisons.
It's built specifically for the revenue side — Revenue Attribution connects sales back to the exact page, source, and campaign, rather than stopping at raw visitor counts.
That's the implication of Reignat's cookieless design, though whether a banner can be fully removed still depends on what other cookie-based tools remain on the same site.
Yes — Monitor traffic from AI tools is a named capability specifically for tracking visits sent by ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, and similar AI assistants.
Individual paths are supported — Visitor Profile follows one visitor's full journey from first click through conversion, not just site-wide aggregate numbers.


