The furnace quote, back on your site.
The homeowner who chatted last week is back on your financing page, and you'd never know.
Clarky shows the visit under their name, with every page they read, so you know when to call.
Google Analytics can tell you how many people came. It can't tell you that one of them is the homeowner you quoted Tuesday, back on your financing page, or which ad brought them. So you guess where the marketing money should go.
Clarky is your website analytics.
The Clarky chat on your site doubles as the tracking pixel. It counts page views, visitors and chats, records which campaign brought each visitor, and puts a name to them once they share their details in the chat. Every chat, call, text and email is counted by day too, with sentiment.
The homeowner who chatted last week is back on your financing page, and you'd never know.
Clarky shows the visit under their name, with every page they read, so you know when to call.
You pay for ads on both, and nobody can say which one brings in new clients.
Each visitor shows the campaign that first brought them in and the one that brought them back.
Patients called, chatted, texted and emailed all week, and nobody kept count.
One dashboard counts every channel by day, with takeovers and positive or negative sentiment.
Page views, visitors, widget opens, chats started and chat rate over 7, 30 or 60 days.
First touch and last touch campaign tags (source, medium and campaign) on every visitor.
Each visit, session by session, with the pages they read in order and the chats they started.
Visitors link to a contact when they share an email or phone in the chat, or when you link them.
Chats, calls, texts and emails by day, plus takeovers and positive or negative sentiment.
Search crawlers, AI bots and traffic too fast to be human are flagged and left out.
Pick yours and the whole site follows: the calls, the texts, the questions customers ask and the Tuesday it saves.
No. Turn on pixel tracking in Settings and the Clarky chat already on your site starts counting. You can block paths you don't want tracked, like a staff-only area.
Only once they tell you. Visitors stay anonymous until they share an email or phone number in the chat, or you link them to a contact yourself. After that, their visits show under their name.
It covers the basics: visits, top pages, devices and campaigns, plus who chatted. If you rely on Google Analytics for detailed ad reporting, keep it; the two can run on the same site.
No. Search engines, AI crawlers and other bots are recognized and kept out of your numbers, along with traffic that clicks through pages too fast to be a person.
Point Clarky at your website and it's trained in about a minute.