WooCommerce analytics without GA4, cookies, or guesswork.

Common questions

Does Statnive show WooCommerce revenue today?

Yes — as of v1.0.0 (May 2026), the free Statnive plugin ships a dedicated Revenue Report inside /wp-admin with 5 KPIs (Orders, Revenue net, Average Order Value, Refund total + Rate, Tax + Shipping) and 7 breakdowns — Revenue by Channel across 8 channels (including AI Assistants), Revenue by UTM source/medium/campaign, Revenue by Landing page, Top Products (units + revenue, refunds applied), a 4-stage Cart-to-Purchase Funnel with per-step conversion rates, Refunds (rate trend + top refunded products), and Coupons (redemptions + net revenue). Plus a daily revenue timeseries. Historical orders are auto-imported via Action Scheduler on first open of the report; no setup required. Built on WooCommerce 8.5+ Order Attribution, HPOS + Block Checkout compatible, read-only against WooCommerce. v1.1.0 refined the integration: order date bucketing now uses COALESCE(date_paid_gmt, date_created_gmt) so subscription renewals and delayed-payment orders (BACS, cheque, COD) land on the day payment cleared, and the funnel Overall % denominator switched from first-step to widest-step.

Can I do CRO without GA4?

Yes. CRO works on relative funnel-step conversion rates, not absolute volume. A uniform under-count (which is what cookieless analytics produces) cancels out when ranking which step to fix next. The pillar post on Privacy-First Analytics for WooCommerce CRO walks the full 7-step weekly loop.

Do I need a cookie banner if I use Statnive on WooCommerce?

It depends on the jurisdiction. In France, Italy, Spain, and the Netherlands, Statnive can be configured to fit each authority's audience-measurement carve-out, so no banner is required. In Germany, the DSK Orientierungshilfe Version 1.2 of November 2024 holds that any tracker reading end-device information triggers Section 25 TDDDG consent. Belgium, Ireland, Austria, and the UK take similarly strict positions. The honest claim is "GDPR-aligned by design," not "GDPR-compliant out of the box".

How does Statnive complement WooCommerce's built-in Order Attribution?

They compose. WC 8.5+ Order Attribution is order-grain, first-touch, cookie-based — and capped at 7 days on Safari (the iOS ITP limit). Statnive 1.0.0 reads from that same WC Order Attribution data (no parallel collection, READ-ONLY) and joins it with its own session-grain, cookieless analytics: traffic that did not buy is visible too, plus the AI Assistants channel (14 hosts) that WC alone would route to Direct or Organic. WC answers "where did revenue come from?"; Statnive answers that AND "where is the 99% of traffic that did not buy yet?".

What about heatmaps and session recording?

Statnive does not ship heatmaps or session recording, and the public roadmap explicitly excludes them. The privacy-first positioning that Statnive's users are choosing it for is incompatible with watching cursor movements or replaying sessions. The CRO playbook for solo Woo owners works without those tools — see the pillar post.

Why does Statnive's Referrers report have 8 channels when GA4 has 24?

Eight is the number a solo owner can read in 30 seconds. The trade-off: GA4 splits Paid Search into Brand vs. Generic and exposes Cross-network, Affiliates, Video, and Display as separate buckets. Statnive prioritizes legibility for the solo-Woo persona. AI Assistants is the one channel Statnive adds that GA4 still routes to Direct or Organic.

Will Statnive break any of my WooCommerce plugins?

No. Statnive's tracker is a single ~2.4 KB gzipped script loaded asynchronously. The v1.0.0 WooCommerce integration is READ-ONLY against WooCommerce — only `$order->get_*()` getters; Statnive never writes to a WC table or post meta. The integration hooks into the standard WC order lifecycle (server-side, redirect-safe) and works with HPOS, Block Checkout, payment gateways, Subscriptions, and any other plugin. Verified empirically with CHECKSUM TABLE before/after on a 1,933-order site.

How much does the WooCommerce Revenue Report cost?

Free, on WordPress.org. The full Revenue Report (5 KPIs + 7 breakdowns: Revenue by Channel, by UTM, by Landing page, Top Products, Cart-to-Purchase Funnel, Refunds, and Coupons, plus the daily revenue timeseries) is included in the free Statnive plugin starting v1.0.0 — no paid tier required. Heavier follow-on features (anomaly alerts, Slack/Telegram revenue alerts, ad-spend MER import, weekly AI executive summary, Meta CAPI server-side) are planned for the Growth tier — see the pricing page.