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The number tells you what. We tell you why.
Most tools give you a metric in isolation. Chartcastr connects the dots across all of them, so the story makes sense before you have to ask.
Shopify
Revenue −12%
Google Ads
Spend paused Sat
CPC up 18% MoM
Xero
Budget: $1,800/mo
Search Console
Organic steady
Q2 budget sheet
"Pause until 30th"
What changed: Revenue dropped 12% — Google Ads paused Saturday per the Q2 budget sheet. CPC is up 18% MoM while organic held steady.
What to do next
- →Decide if the pause is intentional past the 30th. Current pace lands ~14% under plan.
- →Resume top 3 campaigns by Wed to recover the month.
Built for the many hats you wear
Two ways teams use Chartcastr
Your stack, watched. Your story, told.
Chartcastr lives inside your tool stack, watching your business so you don't have to. It bridges the gap between disparate spreadsheets and SaaS tools to find the 'why' behind your numbers. Whether it's matching ad strategy to funnel efficiency or churn, Chartcastr does the cross-analysis for you—pushing the story to Slack so you can focus on your next move.
For spreadsheet-native teams
Friday pulse · #growth
Friday hit 743 signups, your best day this quarter. CVR 5.6% and climbing all week.
For SaaS-stack teams
Monday pulse · #revenue
GMV +18% WoW on Shopify, but Klaviyo flows converting 9% lower. Open rate held steady, so it's the CTA, not deliverability.
Chartcastr · Analysis
MRR.xlsx·6 sheets joined
Source data loaded — cross-source join across integrations
google-search-console·/pricing · 3 paths
Related proxy metrics pulled from connected integrations
#growth-metrics·14 messages
Slack thread — standing questions, MRR discussion, team decisions
Drive · Notion · Canvas·3 docs mapped
Context docs indexed — OKRs, budget notes, team references
Previous analysis·2 runs found
Prior conclusions and decisions surfaced automatically
Data comes to you, and knows what to do.
A real pulse lands in Slack on your schedule. Chart, story, and what to do next. No screenshots. No dashboards.
What a pulse looks like
Weekly signups
1,247
What changed: Signups fell 28% vs last week, driven almost entirely by Friday's drop (98 vs the ~192 daily average).
Why: Google Ads spend was paused Thursday per the Q2 budget note in Notion. Organic held steady.
What to do next
- →Confirm the paid pause with @Priya, or restart core campaigns.
- →Watch organic share, now 64% of total, up from 41% last month.
- →Re-forecast the month: at this pace you'll end ~12% under plan.
Sources: Google Sheets · Google Ads · Notion
Monthly Recurring Revenue
$24,800
What changed: MRR grew $1,400 this month — 4 Pro upgrades and 2 enterprise renewals outpaced 3 starter churns.
Why: Enterprise trial converted from Q1 pipeline. Starter churn stabilised after the February pricing notice.
What to do next
- →Review the 3 starter downgrades — interview 2 this week.
- →Fast-track the 2 open enterprise pilots before month end.
- →At this pace you'll end Q2 +14% above MRR target.
Sources: Stripe · HubSpot
Customer Acquisition Cost
$142
What changed: CAC rose 18% WoW as Google CPCs climbed with Q2 budget competition across the category.
Why: Two competitors launched brand campaigns this week, raising auction floors. Organic is holding but not absorbing the gap.
What to do next
- →A/B test the landing page hero — CVR at 3.2% vs 4.1% benchmark.
- →Shift 20% of budget from broad to branded keywords.
- →Pause broad-match campaigns until CPCs normalize, ~2 weeks.
Sources: Google Ads · Google Sheets · HubSpot
Everything included
Every feature that makes Chartcastr an always-on analyst, not just a chart delivery tool.
Ask follow-ups in Slack
Reply to any pulse in-thread to dig deeper. Chartcastr keeps the original context and answers right where you read it.
Living memory layer
Chartcastr remembers how you explained last quarter's drop, what your team decided, and pulls that context into every new pulse.
Anomaly detection
Skip the schedule when it matters. You get a pulse the moment a metric breaks its normal range, with the why baked in.
Multi-channel routing
Send revenue to #finance, signups to #growth, errors to #oncall. One workspace fans out the right pulse to the right destination — Slack, Teams, email, WhatsApp, or webhooks.
Source groups
Bundle related sources (e.g. all paid-ads platforms) into one logical feed so a single pulse covers the whole picture.
Pricing
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Starter
For growing teams.
- 10 active connections
- Unlimited pulses & AI analysis
- Context from Notion, Docs & Slack
- Priority support
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Your always-on analyst, fully unleashed.
- Unlimited connections
- Unlimited AI chat follow-ups
- Multiple workspaces
- Advanced routing & scheduling
- Priority support
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