See which campaigns create pipeline.

Kissmetrics follows each buyer from the first click to the demo to closed won, on one record per person.

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Free plan, no card. Demos from Calendly, deals from your CRM through the API.

Campaign visitors
57,300
distinct people from tagged links, each counted once
Converted from campaigns
256
Opportunity created, in this period
Revenue from campaigns
$1,334,700
last touch campaign per person
Traffic performanceCounts people
Apr 1 to Sep 30 · sample data
Conversion: Opportunity createdGive credit to
People reached
linkedinlinkedin_ebook_procurement_guide
21,400
46
18
$94,500
$5,250
0.1%
googlegoogle_search_procurement_software
16,800
64
58
$218,400
$3,766
0.3%
googlegoogle_search_brand
6,200
22
71
$386,200
$5,439
1.1%
googlegoogle_search_competitor_alternatives
5,900
52
49
$313,600
$6,400
0.8%
g2g2_category_procurement
4,700
38
31
$113,600
$3,665
0.7%
webinarpartner_webinar_cfo
2,300
34
29
$208,400
$7,186
1.3%
Last touchBy campaignApr 1 to Sep 30Conversion: Opportunity created

Illustrative numbers, fully clickable. Nothing here queries your data.

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Deals are counted. Which campaign started them is not.

The campaign with the most MQLs usually gets the budget.

Sample data: a fictional B2B procurement software company that sells through demos, Apr 1 to Sep 30.

  1. 1,860MQLs in HubSpot from the LinkedIn ebook
  2. 46of them became an opportunity
  3. 27.4%of LinkedIn ebook demos became an opportunity, against 44.1% from competitor search

Kissmetrics puts the campaign, the demo and the deal on the same person.

Leads and pipeline by tool, Apr 1 to Sep 30Illustration
Source
Says
LinkedIn AdsLinkedIn Adsleads, by its own count
2,140
HubSpotHubSpotMQLs from the ebook, no deal attached
1,860
Your CRMopportunities, source picked by the rep
303
KissmetricsKissmetricsopportunities with the ebook as first touch, on the same people
46
None of the three ties the deal to the campaign that first brought the buyer.

Four questions every sales-led team asks, with a report for each.

Made for the marketers and revenue leaders who decide where the budget goes. Open the report, read the answer, and ask a follow-up in plain English.

Which campaigns turn pricing visits into closed deals?

Competitor search. The LinkedIn ebook fills the top and thins out at the demo.

44.1%
of competitor-search demos become opportunities
27.4%
of LinkedIn ebook demos do
2.5%
of competitor-search pricing visitors close, against 0.7% from the ebook

Funnels report, free

FunnelsCounts people
In order · Apr 1 to Sep 30 · sample data
People
8,0006,0004,0002,0000
First campaign
linkedinlinkedin_ebook_procurement_guide
googlegoogle_search_procurement_software
googlegoogle_search_brand
googlegoogle_search_competitor_alternatives
g2g2_category_procurement
webinarpartner_webinar_cfo
(no campaign set)
6,260
Visited pricing
6,260
1,24020%
98016%
69011%
6109.7%
4707.5%
4206.7%
1,85030%
13.3%834
Demo booked
834
16820%
16219%
748.9%
11814%
9211%
8811%
13216%
36.3%303
Opportunity created
303
4615%
6421%
227.3%
5217%
3813%
3411%
4716%
24.1%73
Closed won
73
912%
1419%
56.8%
1521%
1014%
912%
1115%
Start6,2601.2%Conversion73End
Overall
0.7%
1.4%
0.7%
2.5%
2.1%
2.1%
0.6%

Put budget on what closes. Call the people still looking.

Your LinkedIn budget

In this example, linkedin_ebook_procurement_guide brings 1,860 MQLs and 46 opportunities. On first touch those people closed $283,500. Judge it on pipeline and ARR.

Performance report, Growth plan

Your search budget

In this example, 44.1% of competitor-search demos become opportunities. Move generic keyword budget to competitor terms, then check pipeline again in 60 days.

Funnels, free

Your sales list

In this example, 331 people visited pricing twice in 14 days and booked no demo, 95 of them at companies with 200 or more employees. Hand those to sales on Monday.

Populations, Growth plan

Your brand search

In this example, last touch credits google_search_brand with 71 opportunities. First touch says 22. It closes deals other campaigns started.

Performance report, Growth plan

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Kissmetrics installs with AI in about 5 minutes. Live view shows visits as they arrive, so you see it working.

Start from a ready-made schema

Ready-made schema examples show what to track and how to name it. For a sales-led team: Visited pricing, Demo booked, Opportunity created, Closed won, with the deal value.

Booking demos on Calendly? Connect it

Each booked demo lands on the person, next to the campaign that first brought them.

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What sales-led teams ask before they start.

Straight answers.

How do opportunities and closed deals get in?

Send them from your CRM or backend through the API, which is on every plan, and they land on the person who booked the demo. Booking demos on Calendly? Connect it.

Does it replace our CRM?

No. Your CRM runs the deals. Kissmetrics shows which campaigns and pages the people behind those deals came through, by first click and by last click.

Do we need a developer?

Install with AI in about 5 minutes and pass the email when someone books a demo. Ready-made schema examples show what to track and how to name it. Sending deal stages from your CRM is a job for whoever looks after it.

What is free?

Tracking, the Funnels and Activity reports, the chat, dashboards and live view, with 100k events a month, 3 seats and no card. The Performance report, Populations, People search, visitors from AI assistants and CSV export are on Growth, from $99 a month. See pricing

Who owns the data?

You do. Export any report and its data on Growth, pull it through the API on any plan, and delete a person on request. Privacy policy

Read next: Revenue Attribution Reports: Connect Every Dollar to Its Source, The Complete CRM + Analytics Integration Guide for GTM Teams, First-Touch vs Last-Touch Attribution: What Your Analytics Is Missing.

Know which campaigns create closed deals.

Kissmetrics records where each buyer came from, starting the day you add it.

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Free plan, no card. Demos from Calendly, deals from your CRM through the API.