- Funnels, retention and paths
- 90 days of history
- Unlimited teammates
- Community support
See what people do in your product, not what they say
Inlet records every click, signup and upgrade, then answers the questions your team asks every Monday: where people drop off, who comes back, and what changed.
Free up to 1 million events a month
Overview
Last 7 days
- Active users
- 18,204+6.2%
- Signups
- 1,312+11.4%
- Trial to paid
- 8.7%+0.9 pt
- Churned
- 41−12
Daily active users
Fri · 2,790 · last week 2,380
MonTueWedThuFriSatSun
Signup to first project
Visited pricing9,480
Started signup3,120−67%
Verified email2,410−23%
Created a project1,312−46%
Live
Upgraded to Team
maya@northfold.co · Austin
Connected Slack
priya@tallgrass.co · Boston
Exported a report
omar@fieldnote.app · Seattle
Signed up
lena@brightyard.com · Chicago
Loomwork
Northfold
Kiln
Paperhand
Brightyard
Fieldnote
From one line of code to your first answer in ten minutes.
No tracking plan to write first. Inlet captures everything and lets you name it later.
01
Paste one snippet
Add the script to your site or install the SDK. Clicks, page views and form submits are captured from that moment.
npm install @inlet/webimport { inlet } from "@inlet/web";inlet.start("pk_live_7f3a");
02
Watch events arrive
Events show up live within a second, already grouped by page and element, so you can check it works.
- Upgraded to Team1s ago
- Created a project2s ago
- Invited 3 teammates3s ago
03
Ask in plain words
Type a question and get a chart you can save to a dashboard, with the query shown so you can trust it.
Where do new signups drop off?
58% leave between Started signup and Verified email.
Four questions every product team asks.
Each one has its own view, built so the answer is the first thing you see.
Signup to first project
Visited pricing9,480
Started signup3,120−67%
Verified email2,410−23%
Created a project1,312−46%
Teams that stopped guessing.
We found the step that lost us half our signups on the first afternoon. It was an email that went to spam.
I stopped asking engineers for queries. I type the question and send the chart to the channel.
The retention view made our October release look as good as it actually was. That rarely happens.
Setup was one line. We named events later, once we knew which ones mattered.
The alert told us verification broke for Gmail eleven minutes after the deploy. We rolled back before support noticed.
Our Monday review went from forty slides to one dashboard everybody already knows how to read.
Pay for events, not for seats.
Everyone on your team can look. You only pay as your product grows.
- Everything in Free
- Alerts to Slack and email
- Ask in plain words
- 2 years of history
- Support within a working day
- Everything in Team
- Warehouse sync
- SSO and audit log
- Unlimited history
- A named engineer
Questions before you install.
Will the script slow my site down?
It is 9 kB, loads after your page and sends events in batches. On a typical site it adds under 10 ms.
Do I need to plan my events first?
No. Inlet captures clicks, page views and form submits automatically. You name the ones you care about afterwards, and the name applies to past data too.
Where is the data stored?
In the US or the EU, your choice at signup. We never sell data or use it to train models, and you can delete a person's data with one call.
Can I bring data from another tool?
Yes. We import history from Mixpanel, Amplitude and PostHog exports, usually within a day.
What counts as an event?
Anything a person does that Inlet records: a page view, a click, a signup. Events from your own team's test accounts are free.