long-funnel b2c
When your buyer takes months to decide, last-click analytics gives all the credit to the final ad. Spectacle tracks every touchpoint from first click to revenue, no matter how long the journey takes.

The Problem
Your customers research for months before they convert. Your analytics already forgot they visited.
Google Analytics expires sessions after 90 days. A customer who researches for 4 months becomes 4 different people in your data.
Meta closes its attribution window at 28 days. Google Ads at 90. Your 4-month journey doesn't exist on either dashboard.
Your CRM knows one moment: the form submission. Everything that drove them there — months of touchpoints — stays invisible.
The Solution
Track customer journeys spanning months, not days. Connect early awareness to revenue at the end of the funnel — and finally credit the channels that started it all.
Spectacle doesn't cap your lookback at 30 or 90 days. Touchpoints stay attached for as long as the cycle runs.
Journey window set by you, not a platform default
First touch still credited when the deal closes months later
Cohorts traced from that first click to the payment
When someone identifies themselves: a form, a login, a purchase, their earlier anonymous visits join the journey. UTM-tagged emails and CRM updates extend it further.
Paid, AI, and organic stitched into one unified timeline
Anonymous-to-known matching the moment they convert
Works as well as your tracking setup allows
First touch, last touch, linear, and U-shaped, compared on the same revenue. See which channels start journeys and which close them.
Switch models without re-instrumenting anything
Compare first-touch and last-touch easily
Repeat visits over months read as growing intent
See what awareness produced. Stop cutting the channel that quietly started half your customers.
Revenue attributed to the channels that opened the journey
Cohort tracking from first-touch all the way to closed deal
Quality lead scoring by source so you fund what actually scales
KPI
The attribution window, set by you. Not 7 days, not 28, not 90.
Of conversions started by channels that look unprofitable on last-click reports.
months
Average buyer journey length in education, real estate, finance, and insurance.
days
Attribution expiry. Your journeys stay intact for as long as they take.
Platform Features
One platform to track the full journey — from anonymous first visit to closed deal — across every channel your team runs.
See the full path from ad click to closed deal — across paid, AI, and organic channels. One view, every touchpoint, no more stitching together 5 dashboards to figure out what happened
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CEO
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Integrations
Spectacle syncs natively with the CRM, ad platforms, and analytics tools your organization already uses to bridge the gap between top-of-funnel clicks and final conversions.
FAQ
As long as it takes. There is no lookback window, so every touchpoint stays in the journey until the deal closes, whether that is 2 weeks or 12 months. When a visitor identifies themselves later (form fill, login, CRM match), their earlier anonymous visits are stitched into the same journey. Your 4-month, 6-month, or 12-month buying cycle is one continuous journey.
Spectacle is built for both. Long-funnel B2C (education, real estate, finance, insurance) is one of our core motions. We're built for the exact way your buyers research.
Every visitor gets a persistent first-party ID, so a return visit months later joins the same journey. If they identify later, through a form, login, or CRM match, their earlier anonymous visits are stitched in too.
Yes. Journey timelines show every touchpoint in order with timestamps. Our comparison view shows first-touch and last-touch credit side by side, so you see both what started leads and what closed them.
No. Spectacle is an additional layer on top of your current setup. Keep Google Analytics for session analysis, keep your ad platform dashboards for spend optimization. Spectacle adds the revenue layer they can't provide.