jujugrowth detects broken tracking and campaigns that stopped working by comparing what ad platforms **claim** against what actually happened in your store, SaaS backend, or analytics - all three side by side in your own currency. The core detection works like this: jujugrowth connects read-only to your ad accounts, analytics (GA4), and business data (Shopify, Wix, or backend). It imports your history and compares the numbers. When platforms claim 50 conversions but GA4 reports 18 and your store confirms only 10 paying customers, jujugrowth surfaces all three. That gap is the signal. **What jujugrowth catches:** - **Spend drift**: Retargeting spend climbing per purchase (e.g., $14 to $23) while total revenue stays flat - a sign efficiency is breaking. - **Dead campaigns**: Traffic flowing to a campaign that produces zero real sales while the platform still claims conversions. - **Tracking gaps**: GA4 showing subscription revenue as $0 when your backend confirms the money arrived. Your store path, subscription path, or backend data stays visible so platform claims can't grade themselves. - **Attribution mismatches**: Platform claims one source; GA4 credits another; store data tells a third story. jujugrowth watches daily. Every morning you get one alert: what changed, what broke, and what's worth acting on next. It flags the spend that is quietly drifting before another billing cycle. You approve every recommendation first - account changes are off by default. No card to start, no trial clock, no access to move money or change settings. Read-only OAuth only.
jujugrowth compares platform claims directly against store-confirmed outcomes. If Meta claims 50 orders but your Shopify store shows 10 paying customers on the same dates, jujugrowth flags the gap. For SaaS, it compares platform conversion claims against backend signups or subscription events. That mismatch between what the platform says and what your business data confirms is the proof of a tracking failure.
If platforms claim fewer conversions *and* your store confirms fewer real sales together, the campaign itself or your funnel likely broke - not just tracking. jujugrowth surfaces both signals so you can tell the difference: it's a campaign or offer problem, not a measurement problem.
No. jujugrowth detects and recommends, but you approve every action first. Account changes are off by default. If you want jujugrowth to implement a fix - like capping spend on a drifting campaign - you turn autonomy on yourself after the read-only review, and the audit log records what changed.
jujugrowth watches daily. You get one daily alert showing what changed, what broke, and what is worth doing next. For stores, it compares claimed results with actual paid orders. For SaaS, it tracks signups, subscriptions, and MRR against ad spend.
Related: Attribution-gap tracking
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