Intelligence

Every other shortener stops at the click

Trailgo carries the click through to the sale. It knows which creator, brand and campaign produced the revenue — and it tells you the moment clicks and money stop agreeing.

$39
Attribution, vs $90 elsewhere
Day 9
Typical leak catch, not month end
4
Native dimensions on every click
<100ms
Redirect stays untouched by all of it
How it works

From click to cash, in four hops

01

Tag the link

Creator, brand, campaign and video are native fields set at creation.

02

Capture the click

Geo, device, referrer and time written asynchronously, with a click id issued.

03

Match the sale

Postback, pixel or sub-ID passthrough ties revenue back to that exact click.

04

Watch the gap

We track the clicks-to-revenue ratio and alert when it drifts past your tolerance.

Money-leak alerts

When clicks and sales stop agreeing, you hear about it

Set a tolerance for how far click volume and reported conversions may drift on a link, creator, brand or campaign. Break it and we fire — by email, Slack or webhook — while there is still a month left to fix it.

Alert ruleActive
when clicks ↑ > 10%
and conversions ↓ > 20%
over 7 days, grouped by brand
→ notify #revenue-ops
Fired · 9 days into the month
Brand Palmwright: clicks +11%, reported sales −31%. Estimated unreconciled revenue $4,120.
What you can ask it

Questions a click counter can't answer

Which creator drove the most revenue for this brand?

Group clicks and confirmed sales by creator inside any brand, over any window in your retention.

Is this sponsorship actually profitable?

Compare attributed revenue against what you paid for the placement, per campaign.

Which video is still earning six months later?

Links carry their video tag forever, so long-tail earners surface instead of disappearing.

Did the network under-report us last month?

The clicks-to-conversions ratio against your own baseline is the tell — and it alerts before you invoice.

Which country converts, not just clicks?

Geo breakdowns on revenue, not traffic, so budget follows buyers rather than curiosity.

Which destination wins the split test?

A/B redirects measured on conversions and revenue, not on click-through.