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Multichannel eCommerce analytics tool providing consolidated sales intelligence, customer tracking, and revenue forecasting.
Consolidates multi-platform transaction, analytics, and gateway logs into one unified dashboard automatically. Cleans, enriches, and deduplicates customer contact details while providing native RFM segmentation insights. Calculates core recurring metric markers including MRR, ARR, churn percentages, and projected lifetime value figures. Tracks real-time website performance indicators like visitors, bounce rates, and unique pageviews without interface complexity. Allows team managers to trigger client refunds and edit underlying payment records straight from the reporting workspace. Features deep multi-currency exchange computations and timezone alignments to give an accurate single source of business truth.
Aggregated Simplicity: Resolves the issue of fragmented software operations by linking tools like Shopify, WooCommerce, Stripe, and PayPal simultaneously. Actionable Post-Purchase Intelligence: Focuses natively on buyer retention economics and behavior segmentation profiles rather than simple high-level marketing traffic. Zero Development Overhead: Operates immediately out-of-the-box via secure authentication pathways with absolutely no manual tracking code adjustments required.
Category: Marketing & Growth
Team Size: 2–10
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Putler is an advanced revenue intelligence and business analytics platform that unifies messy data from multiple eCommerce shops, payment processors, and web tracking platforms into a single operational interface. Built specifically to tackle data discrepancies, Putler handles automated currency conversions, timezone normalizations, and data cleaning across 17+ channels. This enables scaling merchants and SaaS founders to easily track MRR, churn, and historical LTV, alongside standard store metrics like product leaderboards and customer RFM profiles.
Putler was originally built by technical creator Nirav Mehta as an internal tool designed to solve a personal business frustration—the repetitive need to log into PayPal to verify customer sales history and handle manual balance checks. Noticing that multi-app business maintenance steps were pulling digital creators away from actual growth execution, he converted his lightweight program into a dedicated, platform-agnostic business analytics dashboard.
