Marketing-Led Growth
In a marketing-led company, budget allocation is the growth strategy. Spectacle tracks every journey from first campaign touch to closed revenue so you scale the channels that create customers, not the ones that report clicks.

The Problem
Every platform reports its own conversions. Add them up and you've closed three times the revenue you actually did.
Your content and brand campaigns start the deals. The bottom-of-funnel search ad takes the credit. So budget flows to the closer, and the pipeline quietly dries up.
You double down on channels based on platform-reported conversions. Each platform grading its own homework. Meta, Google, and LinkedIn all claim the same customer.
A lead reads your content for 6 weeks, then converts as "direct." The nurture that did the work is invisible; direct traffic is a measurement gap, not a channel.
The Solution
One journey per customer across paid, AI, and organic. Revenue from your CRM and Stripe distributed across the touchpoints that earned it.
Every touchpoint from first blog visit to closed deal, in one timeline. The awareness campaign, the retargeting ad, the pricing-page return. All connected.
Paid, AI, and organic channels in one journey view
Content and nurture touches tracked, not just ads
Anonymous research stitched back at conversion
No lookback window: journeys span your full cycle
Deal values from your CRM and payments from Stripe distribute across the journey. See what a campaign is worth in closed revenue, not platform conversions.
Revenue and ROAS per campaign, ad group, and channel
One deduplicated source of truth across ad platforms
Cohort revenue (e.g., all signups from March) over time
Spend imported automatically from every ad platform
First Touch shows what starts demand. Last Touch shows what closes it. Compare both — plus Linear and U-Shaped — on the same revenue before moving budget.
4 models side by side on identical data
See starter channels vs. closer channels
Defensible logic you can show leadership
Model choice per report, not per platform
Attribution you can act on: push high-intent segments back to your ad platforms and optimize toward revenue, not form fills.
Sync audiences to Google and Meta.
Send full funnel conversion signals back to the platforms
Exclude existing customers from acquisition spend
Build lookalikes from revenue-producing cohorts
KPI
Deduplicated, revenue-based, comparable across every channel you run.
source
Of truth across ad platforms — no more three tools claiming the same customer.
models
Compared on the same revenue before you move a single euro of budget.
Lookback
Six-week nurtures and six-month cycles tracked end to end.
First-party
First party high accuracy, better privacy compliance, complete ownership, and lower costs
Platform Features
Everything connects spend to revenue — the metric your growth model runs on.
Cross-Channel Funnels
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LinkedIn Company Attribution
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Reporting Hub
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Audience Hub
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John Doe
CEO
John Doe, CEO of Tech Innovations
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Integrations
Google, LinkedIn, Meta, TikTok, and Microsoft Ads for spend. HubSpot, Salesforce, and Pipedrive for deals. Stripe for revenue. Connected in an afternoon.
FAQ
GA4 shows sessions and single-touch conversions inside its own walls. Spectacle builds one journey per customer across all channels, attaches real CRM and Stripe revenue, and compares 4 attribution models on it. GA4 tells you what happened on your site; Spectacle tells you what created the customer.
Every organic visit, blog read, and return session is part of the journey. When revenue lands, models like First Touch and U-Shaped show how much pipeline your content started — credit last-click gives away.
No. Spectacle has no attribution window — the campaign touch from 6 weeks ago is still in the journey when the deal closes as "direct."
Yes. Stripe covers self-serve revenue, your CRM covers sales-led deals, and both flow into the same journey and reporting — one funnel view across motions.
From €349/mo — full platform, all attribution models. Most teams cover it with their first budget reallocation.