UTM builder and link checker
Build tagged campaign URLs, or audit a link you already have.
Takes: A destination URL and your campaign names
OpenCampaign builders and marketing calculators, free and without an account. Every one of them runs entirely in your browser: there is no server call, nothing is stored, and nothing you type is ever sent to us. That is not a policy, it is how they are built, and you can confirm it in your network tab.
Build tagged campaign URLs, or audit a link you already have.
Takes: A destination URL and your campaign names
OpenFour questions that tell you whether consent is actually required.
Takes: Four yes or no answers about your site
OpenSee how many visitors your consent banner hides from your analytics.
Takes: Monthly visitors and your consent decline rate
OpenConversion rate, plus the traffic needed to hit a target.
Takes: Visitors and conversions
OpenBounce rate from your session counts, plus the GA4 equivalent.
Takes: Total sessions and single-page sessions
OpenCPC, CPM, CPA, CTR and ROAS from one set of campaign numbers.
Takes: Ad spend plus any counts you have
OpenRevenue per visitor by channel, and which one is undervalued by traffic.
Takes: Visitors and revenue for each channel
OpenCAC, payback months, LTV and the ROAS you have to beat.
Takes: Spend, new customers, revenue, margin and churn
OpenFree tools are usually a trade: you get the calculator, the site gets your email address and a tracking profile. These are not that. There is no form in front of them, no gate after the result, and no request for an address to send it to.
They also do not phone home. Each tool is a small piece of JavaScript that runs on the page you are already on. Type a client's campaign URL into the builder and it stays in your tab, because there is nowhere for it to go. A company that argues sites should not collect data they do not need would look foolish collecting data it does not need.
What we get is the honest version of the trade: if a tool is useful, some people will look at what else we make. That is the whole funnel.
sonex itself works the same way. No cookies, no fingerprinting, no consent banner, and a free plan that does not expire.
Yes. Connect Stripe or Polar with a read-only key and sonex reads revenue straight from your payment provider, per website. Revenue then appears as a focusable series on the Overview chart and as its own report, beside the traffic that earned it. No tracked event is needed for it to work.
No. sonex sets no cookies and needs no consent banner. It counts visits without cookies, fingerprinting, or any personal data, so it is GDPR, PECR and CCPA-ready by default.
Add one script tag to your site's <head> with your website id. It is a single lightweight tracker — no build step and no SDK required.
Yes. sonex gives you the reports that matter — visitors, pages, referrers, funnels, revenue and a world map — without surveilling your audience or drowning you in configuration.
By monthly tracked events. Free covers 2k events, Pro is $20/mo for 200k events, and Business is $200/mo for 2M events with team seats.
Revenue beside the visitors that produced it. No cookies, no credit card, no consent banner.
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