See which ads bring payers, and what to change this week

For subscription apps on RevenueCat. Trialsight links your ads, subscriptions and app reviews, and every Monday shows what’s working, what’s broken and the 2 or 3 changes worth making. An analyst checks it before it reaches you.

Why founders guess

Every week you decide on ads, the paywall and your price.

But RevenueCat and Meta don’t agree, and Apple hides which ad brought each iPhone user.

So money goes to trials that never pay, and cancellations get noticed too late.

See an example Monday screen

Your Monday screen, in plain words

What’s working, what’s broken and what to do next. The full tables sit in a Raw data tab. The numbers here are made up.

Monday · week of October 19Example

Revenue−8%

Trial-to-paid since 4.238% → 29%

Top complaint in reviewsPaywall too early

This weekWhyFromStatus
Move the paywall after onboardingTrial-to-paid dropped from 38% to 29% after version 4.2, which shows the paywall before onboarding.RevenueCat and SDKDo now
Pause the TikTok campaign “Summer”400 trials and 6 paying users.TikTok and RevenueCatDo now
Reply to 9 one-star billing reviewsAll posted since version 4.2.App Store and PlayDo now
“Paywall too early”The top complaint, in 14 reviews since 4.2.App Store and PlayWatch
  • Facts, not guesses

    Every number traces back to RevenueCat, your SDK or the stores.

  • Says when it can’t know

    Where Apple hides the ad source, the screen says so instead of guessing.

  • Checked by an analyst

    A person on our team checks each recommendation before it reaches you.

From scattered tools to three actions a week

We connect your tools with read access and link every user from install to payment. An analyst checks what the AI picks before it reaches you.

ConnectedExample · day one

RevenueCat, store reviews and the SDK

All with read access. Meta and TikTok are optional, and the review report comes before you connect anything.

Open sourcesAdd Meta

Five questions it answers every week

Each one ends in an action with the money behind it.

  1. 01

    Ads

    Which ads and creators bring users who go on to pay.

  2. 02

    Build

    What to build or fix next, from usage and what reviews complain about.

  3. 03

    Cancellations

    Why people cancel, and which version or country it started in.

  4. 04

    Paywall and price

    Which paywall placement and price earn the most.

  5. 05

    Markets

    Which country, platform or app earns the most.

Each tool sees one part of your money

RevenueCat covers billing, Linkrunner covers installs, and AppFollow and Appfigures cover reviews. We haven’t found one that joins them into one screen a person checks.

How Trialsight compares with RevenueCat, Linkrunner, review tools and a part-time analyst

Trialsight Monday

Ads, subscriptions and reviews joined, with three actions a week checked by a person.

RevenueCat Linkrunner AppFollow, Appfigures Part-time analyst Trialsight
Subscriptions and refunds Trials, payments, refunds and cancellations.YESInstallsNOBy handYES
Which ad brought each payer From install source to payment, and honest where Apple hides it.VariesInstall sourceNOBy handYES
Reviews tied to revenue Complaints linked to money, by app version.NONOSentimentBy handYES
What to do this week The 2 or 3 changes with the most money behind them.NONONOYESYES
Cost What this part costs today.Your billing toolAttribution from $10K a year$49 to $222 a month$3.9K to $8.8K a monthSet with early teams

Start with a report on your app reviews.

We read your public App Store and Play reviews before you connect anything. Once you connect, we aim to show trial-to-paid, refunds and cancellations by version and country within 48 hours.

Who it’s for

  • Subscription apps on RevenueCat, $10K to $300K a month
  • Selling in the US, UK or EU
  • 2 to 30 people, with no data analyst

Common questions

It connects your app’s tools, cleans the data and shows you what’s working, what’s broken and what to do next, so you make money decisions on facts instead of guesses.

Our app SDK, RevenueCat and your public App Store and Play reviews, all with read access. Meta and TikTok are optional.

Where Apple hides which ad brought an iPhone user, the screen says so. We don’t fill the gap with a guess.

Ad platforms and billing count differently. One developer counted 26 trials in a day while Meta reported 7, and RevenueCat staff said organic trials explain part of that gap. Trialsight links each trial to where it came from.

An analyst on our team checks every recommendation before it reaches you, and the next week shows whether last week’s actions worked.

On a simple main screen, in a Monday email, and as answers in Slack or Discord. The full tables sit in a Raw data tab.

A report on your public reviews before you connect anything. Once you connect, we aim to show trial-to-paid, refunds and cancellations by version and country within 48 hours.

Founders and heads of growth at subscription apps on RevenueCat making $10K to $300K a month, with 2 to 30 people and no data analyst. It isn’t built for games or for apps with their own data team.

We’re setting the price with our early-access teams. Join the waitlist and you’ll see it before you commit to anything.

Join the waitlist

We’re opening early access for subscription apps on RevenueCat. Leave your work email and we’ll write when it’s your turn.

We’ll email you when your spot opens.