Getting started
1. Install the tracking script
Add the RevScope script to every page of your site, ideally inside <head>.
Replace REPLACE_WITH_PROJECT_NAME with the
project name from your dashboard. Project names must be at least 3
characters and may contain only lowercase ASCII letters, digits, and
underscores (a-z0-9_). The stub loads the tracker, queues
commands until it initializes, then replays them safely.
<script>(function(w,n,u,c){
if(u&&typeof u==="object"){c=u;u=null}c=c||{};u=u||"https://in.revscope.co/";c.url=u;u+=n+".js";c.project=n;n=typeof c.name==="string"&&c.name||"dispatch";if(typeof w[n]==="function")return;var q=[];function f(){q.push([].slice.call(arguments));}f.q=f.a=q;f.c=c;w[n]=f;var s=document.createElement("script");s.src=u;s.defer=true;document.head.appendChild(s);
})(window, "REPLACE_WITH_PROJECT_NAME");
</script>The script is about 7kb gzipped, loads deferred, and won't affect your page download or rendering speed. It automatically tracks pageviews, sessions, engagement time, scroll depth, outbound link clicks, and traffic sources (search, social, AI assistants, campaigns, and referrers) and it works with single-page apps out of the box.
See the tracking script reference for configuration options like ignoring pages or setting a custom hostname.
2. Connect your payment provider
Open Settings → Integrations and connect the provider you use to charge customers. RevScope syncs payments, subscriptions, and refunds automatically — no webhooks to configure.
You can connect more than one provider, and optionally add Google Search Console to see which search keywords convert to revenue.
3. Verify your data
Visit your site in a browser, then open your dashboard. You should see your visit within about 5 minutes (tracking requests are batched). Once your payment provider finishes its first sync, revenue appears in the overview and every payment is attributed to its traffic source.
If nothing shows up, open Troubleshooting to check that the tracker is installed and that ingest is accepting events for your project.
What to do next
- Track the actions that matter with custom events — signups, trial starts, add-to-carts.
- Build a funnel from landing page to payment and find where buyers drop off.
- Check the sources report to see which channels produce paying customers — then do more of what works.