To know whether your ads are truly converting or the platform is overcounting, put three numbers next to each other for the same dates: what the ad platform claims, what your analytics measured, and what your store or backend actually confirmed as paying customers. When those three disagree, the store-confirmed number is the one that can't grade its own homework. That gap is exactly what jujugrowth surfaces instead of hiding. Overcounting usually shows up in a predictable pattern. In one real example, the ad platform claimed 50 orders, GA4 measured 18 purchases, and the connected Shopify store confirmed 10 paying customers - same dates, three very different answers. Seeing all three in your own currency makes it obvious which layer is inflating. jujugrowth connects to your store or app, your analytics, and your ad accounts through each platform's official read-only login. It imports your history, compares claimed results against real outcomes, and flags the discrepancies - including cases where GA4 reported real revenue as $0 while the money genuinely landed in your backend. Nothing changes in your accounts by default; it can see your numbers but cannot move money or change a setting. You connect free in about five minutes, no card, and get a first finding from your own data - whether that's overcounted conversions, broken tracking, or spend quietly drifting before your next billing cycle. If you later want it to act on a recommendation, you turn that on yourself; account writes stay off until you do.
Compare the platform's claimed conversions against your analytics numbers and your store- or backend-confirmed paying customers for the same dates. If the platform's figure is far higher than confirmed sales, it's likely inflating through double-counting or long attribution windows. jujugrowth keeps all three numbers visible side by side so the platform claim can't grade itself.
Each layer measures something different: the ad platform credits clicks and views within its attribution window, analytics tracks browser events that can miss or misfire, and your store records only real paying customers. jujugrowth shows all three together in your currency and highlights the gap rather than averaging it away.
Yes. Because it reads store and backend outcomes directly, it surfaces both overcounting and undercounting.
No. It connects read-only through each platform's official login, so it can inspect your numbers but cannot move money or change settings. Account writes are off by default, and you approve every recommendation before anything acts.
You can connect your store or app, analytics, and ad accounts through official read-only logins in about five minutes, with no card required. The first finding comes from your own data and points to what actually matters - overcounted conversions, broken tracking, or drifting spend.
Related: Attribution reconciliation
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