Humblytics

Humblytics is revenue analytics and A/B testing for growth marketing teams, built around a specific and defensible premise: showing which pages and campaigns actually make money, then letting you test the ones that do not.

Tying analytics to revenue rather than to traffic is the distinction that matters. Most web analytics answers questions about volume: how many visitors, which pages, where they came from. Very few connect that to money, which means a marketing team can demonstrate that a campaign drove traffic while remaining unable to say whether it produced revenue. Those are different questions, and only one of them survives a conversation with a finance director.

Requiring no developers is the other central claim, and it addresses the real bottleneck in A/B testing. Most tests never run because they sit in an engineering backlog behind product work, and a marketing team that can only test with developer time tests roughly never.

Being cookie-free with no consent banner required is a substantive technical and legal position rather than a convenience. Consent banners suppress measurement directly, since visitors who decline are invisible to cookie-based analytics, which means the data describes only the subset who agreed to be measured. A cookie-free approach measures everyone and removes the banner that costs conversions in its own right.

An MCP endpoint is published, bringing analytics data into AI assistants, alongside 200 AI chat credits per month on published plans.

Pricing is published with a figure of $79 among the tiers and a $2,500 figure at the upper end, with a 14 day free trial and cancellation at any time.