attribute revenue to every creator.
Online and in-store. First-party and cookieless-ready. With an audit trail from each sale back to the creator who drove it.
How does creator attribution work?
Cyrqle captures sales on surfaces you own: a per-creator promo code, a tracking link plus a sub-2KB on-page tag, and an in-store redemption page — each recorded with a confidence tier so you know how sure a number is.
No iframe black boxes, no third-party cookies. The headline metric is attributed revenue per creator, cluster and campaign — not reach or estimated media value.
From a creator post to a sale you can prove.
- 01Mint
Give each creator a unique promo code and a tracking link — online, in-store, or both.
- 02Track
A sub-2KB on-page tag and POS redemption capture orders back to the creator, first-party.
- 03Reconcile
Every sale is graded by confidence tier; offline sales can be recorded by hand.
- 04Prove
Walk the audit chain from any sale back to the post, code and creator that drove it.
See what a single post actually drove
For every creator post, see the funnel — views, engagements, link clicks — and the conversions it produced. Not vanity reach, but how many people clicked through and bought.
That’s how you tell a high-reach post that didn’t sell from a smaller one that did — and brief the next campaign accordingly.
@beige.kitchenEvery sale, graded by how sure we are
A redeemed promo code is the highest-confidence signal — it points at exactly one creator. A same-session click-to-order is next, then cookied click-to-order within a longer window. You always see the confidence behind a number.
Operators can also record offline sales by hand for full reconciliation — every euro accounted for.
Numbers your CFO will sign off
Click any attributed sale and walk the audit chain back: sale → post → code or link → creator → the operator who ran it. A defensible trail, not a black box.
| Estimated media value (EMV) | Cyrqle attribution | |
|---|---|---|
| Measures | Estimated value of reach | Actual attributed revenue |
| Granularity | Campaign estimate | Creator, cluster — to the order |
| Cookie-dependent | No, but unverifiable | No — first-party surfaces |
| Auditable | No | Yes — sale to creator |
Attribution built for the way creators actually sell.
Codes + links + tag
Per-creator promo codes (99% confidence) plus a lightweight on-page tag for click-to-order.
Online and in-store
A register-side redemption page captures in-store creator sales — no ecommerce integration needed.
Audit-grade
Walk any euro back to the post, code, creator and operator — defensible for finance.
Everything in attribution.
- Per-creator promo codes
Mint a unique code per creator; redeemed online or in-store at the highest confidence. Bulk-mint and export.
- Tracking links + on-page tag
A sub-2KB tag ties creator clicks to orders on your own storefront — first-party, cookieless-ready.
- Shopify pixel
A Web Pixel adapter sends Shopify checkout completions straight into attribution.
- In-store POS redemption
A cashier redeems a creator's code at the register — no ecommerce integration needed.
- ROAS dashboard
Attributed sales, revenue and clicks by tier, with top creators, content and markets.
- Audit chain
Walk any sale back through post, code, creator and operator — defensible for finance.
Frequently asked questions
- How does Cyrqle attribute sales to creators?
- Through first-party surfaces you own: a unique promo code per creator (highest confidence, online or in-store), tracking links with a lightweight on-page tag that ties clicks to orders, and a register-side redemption page for in-store sales. Each sale is recorded with a confidence tier.
- Does it rely on third-party cookies?
- No. Attribution runs on first-party links, codes and an on-page tag on your own storefront — built for a cookieless world. Promo codes don't need any cookie at all.
- Can it measure in-store sales?
- Yes. A cashier can redeem a creator's code at the register through a simple page — no ecommerce integration required — and the sale attributes to that creator.
- Can I prove where a sale came from?
- Yes. Click any attributed sale and walk the audit chain back through the post, the code or link, the creator, and the operator who ran the campaign — a defensible trail for finance.
Explore the rest of the loop.
All features →Creator discovery & intelligence
Search creators and posts by meaning and by look across a proprietary index, with real audience-signal intelligence — not follower counts.
ExplorePlanClusters & planning
Assemble creator clusters, forecast reach and cost before you spend, compare options, and push straight into a campaign.
ExploreOrchestrateCampaign orchestration
Run the whole campaign in one workspace: AI brief, roster and negotiation, outreach CRM, draft approval, live-post tracking and fan activations.
Explorestop estimating. start attributing.
See an attribution model adapted to your category — online, in-store, and auditable end to end.