Wayread
Wayread
GA4 × Search Console × Google Ads

You have the numbers.
You can't see the next move.

Wayread reads your analytics, search and social numbers against your business goal and tells you, in order of priority, whether things are going well or badly, why they changed, and what to do next.

We're taking waitlist sign-ups now. As soon as the beta is ready, we'll invite people in the order they signed up.

Sound familiar?

You make a report every month. Nothing gets decided.

Sessions are down 8%. Is that bad?

Compared with last year or last month? Once you account for holidays and when ads were running, it's hard to say whether a number is good or bad.

There's so much to do, I don't know where to start.

SEO tools list hundreds of fixes. None of them tell you how much each one will move your own results.

I'm the only one doing this. There's no one to ask.

Asking an agency costs money, and no one else in-house can read the numbers. You have to justify every decision yourself.

Example

Same numbers. Very different picture.

On the left, a typical monthly report. On the right, how Wayread reads the same numbers (demo data).

A typical report

MetricThis periodLast yearChange
Sessions39,21042,700−8.2%
Document requests128141−9.2%
CVR0.33%0.33%±0.0%
Organic search clicks21,48024,050−10.7%
Avg. position6.45.1+1.3

…so what should we do?

How Wayread reads it

  • iDocument requests are down 13, but that gap is within normal variation. This period had two more holidays; per business day, the drop is only −3%.
  • !What moved is traffic volume (about −12 leads). Conversion rate within each channel accounts for only about −1 lead, so this is not a page or form problem.
  • ?The likely reason is lower search rankings: product pages have been losing rank since mid-September. Seasonality, a tracking problem and falling demand are ruled out by the data.
  • →Next step: find the keywords and pages that lost rank. Expected: +5 to +12 leads a month, about 3 person-days of work.
How it works

Pick a goal. Connect. That's it.

You start by deciding what the site is for. The goal decides which numbers make up your results.

Choose a goal

Pick one of three goals. Wayread sets up how your results break down.

Conversions (leads, inquiries, purchases, bookings) = Traffic × CVRAwareness = Reach × Recall rateE-commerce sales = Sessions × CVR × AOV (coming soon)

Connect your tools

Sign in with Google and allow access to GA4, Search Console and Google Ads. Add other ad platforms and sales numbers by CSV. Social is coming soon.

GA4Search ConsoleGoogle AdsAd and sales CSVs

Get the conclusion and next steps

Open the dashboard to see this period's read, why the numbers moved, and a prioritized list of actions. Ask about anything that isn't clear.

Features

Six ways Wayread gives your numbers meaning.

Baseline

Tells you if it's good or bad

Compares with last year or the previous period, adjusts for public holidays, ad volume and events like trade shows, then tells you whether the gap is real or just noise. When the numbers are too small to call, it says so.

Breakdown

Shows what moved

Splits the change in results into traffic volume, traffic mix and conversion rate within each channel, in leads. A shift toward low-converting channels is not mistaken for a worse page or form.

Hypotheses

Tests why it moved

When a number gets worse or better, Wayread lists the possible causes (season, rankings, demand, ads, pages, tracking and more) and grades each against your data as likely, possible or ruled out, with how to verify it.

Priority

Ranks your next moves

Sorts actions by impact × confidence ÷ effort and lets you track them as tasks with an owner and due date. Impact estimates are conservative and show the formula. Automatic before-and-after measurement is planned.

Chat

Ask in plain words

Ask "Why did leads drop last month?" and Wayread checks your data down to the keyword, page and ad campaign to answer. Turn any answer into a task.

Reports

Export a report deck

Save the dashboard, channel views and custom reports as a PowerPoint or PDF report. Available in Japanese and English.

Social Coming soon

See social results connected to your website results.

Followers and likes alone don't tell you whether social is helping the business. Wayread reads your social numbers together with website traffic, leads and branded search.

Who it's for

For people who have to explain what the numbers mean, on their own.

Web and marketing leads at small and mid-sized companies

You run the site with a team of one to three, and every monthly report ends with "So what do we do?"

Business owners who watch the website

You look at the numbers, but you want a clear basis for where to invest.

Companies that work with an agency

You want to read the numbers in the agency's report yourself and judge whether their proposals make sense.

Pricing

We'll set pricing based on feedback from people on the waitlist.

Monthly plans are planned

We expect pricing to depend on three things:

  • How many sites you analyze
  • How many goals you track (leads and awareness; e-commerce sales coming soon)
  • How many tools you connect (GA4, Search Console, social, ads and more)

We also plan an optional monthly session to work through your numbers and next steps together.

Early beta access (a few companies, free)

We'll invite a few companies from the waitlist to use the beta for free and share their thoughts on how it works and how it should be priced.

Join the waitlist
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Which tools does it work with?

Google Analytics 4, Search Console and Google Ads are supported today. Reports from other ad platforms such as Meta Ads, and your deal and order counts, can be added by CSV. Social platforms such as Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, X and YouTube are coming soon, followed by heatmaps and CRMs.

Will it change my data or settings?

No. Wayread only reads your numbers. It never changes settings or data in the tools you connect, and you can disconnect at any time.

Do I need to be an analytics expert?

No. Wayread splits every conclusion into three parts, overview, current issues and action plan, so anyone can follow it. If something isn't clear, ask right from the screen.

Is it available in English?

Yes. You can switch between English and Japanese at any time.

When can I start?

As soon as the beta is ready, we'll invite people in the order they joined the waitlist.

Waitlist

See your next move before anyone else.

Join the waitlist and we'll let you know first when the beta opens. Invitations to early access (a few companies, free) will come from here too.

Open the sign-up form (free) It takes about a minute. We'll ask for your company, your name, your email and your website URL.