Creating a funnel

Go to the Funnels section of your dashboard and click Create Funnel. Give the funnel a name, then define the steps a visitor is expected to take, in order. There are two step types:

• Page view — the visitor loads a specific path, such as /pricing.
• Custom event — the visitor triggers an event you track, such as Sign Up (see Custom Events).

Example

A typical sign-up funnel might look like this:

1. Page view — /pricing
2. Custom event — Sign Up
3. Custom event — Purchase

Tiny Metrics counts how many visitors reached each step in order, so you can see how pricing page traffic converts into paying customers.

Reading the report

The funnel report shows you:

• Conversion rate — the percentage of visitors who complete the entire funnel.
• Drop-off points — how many visitors leave at each step.

The step with the largest drop-off is usually the best place to investigate first.

Stuck detection

Tiny Metrics automatically flags steps where visitors appear stuck — for example, spending an unusually long time on a step or clicking repeatedly. This often points to a bug or a confusing interface worth investigating.