Google Analytics Google Analytics properties and channel metrics
3 report blocks
Google Analytics in a client-ready format
Connect Google Analytics and build web analytics without manual slides
Build a Google Analytics report around channels, sessions, and events so clients do not need the raw analytics interface to understand the result.
- Google Analytics can serve as a stable source for monthly or weekly reporting.
- Channels, sessions, events, and landing pages are brought into one readable analytics block.
- Reportkey shows how analytics supports the broader project performance story.
Save the source once and show clients traffic, events, and conversions inside one finished report.
Metrics
What goes into the Google Analytics report
These are the metric labels already prepared in the current Google Analytics module and therefore safe to move into the Astro datasource slice.
Google Analytics channels and sessions
Google Analytics goals and events
Google Analytics landing pages
What this integration adds to the report
Google Analytics properties and channel metrics
Pricing
Start Google Analytics reporting on the entry plan
Starting at 1 412 ₽ /mo
14 days free, no card required.
Included in the plan
- Up to 5 projects
- 1,000 reports stored
- 200 AI comments per month
Use cases
Why teams connect Google Analytics to Reportkey
This Astro version keeps the page specific on purpose: real reporting pain points, clear use cases, and outcomes tied to Google Analytics instead of generic acquisition copy.
Pain points
- Channel, event, and landing-page data often has to be moved into slides manually before every reporting cycle.
- Clients need the traffic and conversion outcome, not another technical interface with too many reports.
Google Analytics
Channel-focused web analytics
Show traffic sources, sessions, events, and conversions inside one client-facing document.
Google Analytics
Analytics next to ads and SEO
Explain channel contribution to leads and conversions alongside ad spend and SEO performance.
What this page can safely claim
How Google Analytics appears inside the report
The preview block stays text-led for now: screenshot briefs and proof points come from the dossier pack, while the visual shell keeps the current Reportkey reporting direction.
- Google Analytics can serve as a stable source for monthly or weekly reporting.
- Channels, sessions, events, and landing pages are brought into one readable analytics block.
- Reportkey shows how analytics supports the broader project performance story.
A report fragment showing traffic channels, sessions, events, and conversions from Google Analytics.
How to connect
How to connect
The setup stays close to the real product flow: reusable account first, project scope next, then a saved setup for recurring client reports.
01
Connect the account
Save the Google Analytics connection once so the same datasource can be reused across recurring client reports.
02
Choose the reporting scope
Choose the Google Analytics property or view that should supply sessions, channels, and conversion events in the report.
03
Save the setup and generate the report
Keep the selected scope in the project and reuse the same reporting setup next time instead of rebuilding the datasource flow from scratch.
FAQ
FAQ
Answers stay close to the current integration behavior and avoid promises the product does not actually support.
What usually goes into a Google Analytics client page?
The common layer is channels, sessions, events, conversions, and key landing pages for the selected period. In Reportkey, this scenario is tied to Google Analytics, 30+ integrations, and recurring client reporting. The core facts stay consistent: the service has operated since 2015, supports 3,500,000+ generated reports, and serves 90,000+ users.
Can the source be connected once and reused later?
Yes. The connection stays reusable, while the project points to the required property or reporting view. In Reportkey, this scenario is tied to Google Analytics, 30+ integrations, and recurring client reporting.
Is this useful for recurring client updates?
Yes. The page is meant to turn Google Analytics from a raw tool interface into a repeatable client report. In Reportkey, this scenario is tied to Google Analytics, 30+ integrations, and recurring client reporting.
Often connected together
Often connected together
Stable recommendations from the same integration group, with launch-scope fallbacks when the group is small.
Connect Google Analytics and build web analytics without manual slides
Save the source once and show clients traffic, events, and conversions inside one finished report.