From sessions to a fix
GA4 is the traffic system of record. Boostra is the short list of leaks with a dollar range and a next step.
Boostra vs. Google Analytics
Google Analytics tells you how many people came. Boostra tells you where they dropped and what to change so more of them pay.
Mobile and desktop, same plan
Scans cover the layouts that actually lose the sale, including pricing and checkout on a phone.
No report to assemble
You share a live link. You do not export GA and rebuild the story in slides.
Boostra vs. Google Analytics
| Feature | Boostra | Google Analytics |
|---|---|---|
| What you open first | Ranked leaks and a fix | Reports and explorations |
| Traffic measurement | Not a web analytics suite | Core product |
| Revenue impact of a UX leak | Dollar range on each leak | You model it |
| Specific page fix | Included | Not the product |
| Shareable plan | Live link | Shared reports |
| Pricing | From $99 per site | Free, plus 360 |
Questions
Does Boostra replace Google Analytics?
No. Keep GA4 for acquisition and traffic. Use Boostra when you need the conversion leaks ranked and a fix for signup, pricing, or checkout.
How is Boostra different from GA4?
GA4 measures visits, events, and channels. Boostra tracks the money path, ranks drop-offs by revenue, and returns a specific change instead of another exploration.