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Evidence

You're not imagining it.

These are real posts from Shopify's merchant community, not Thexly customers. We're showing them because the problem they describe is exactly the one Thexly exists to fix.

Shopify CommunityMar 2021

@Kelliev

Facebook was showing more than double the sales their Shopify store actually recorded.

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Shopify CommunityFeb 2022

@gooconvert

A 25–30% gap between what Google Ads reported and what Shopify actually recorded, across 5,000+ transactions: enough to question whether ROAS numbers could be trusted at all.

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Shopify CommunityJul 2023

@notero88

About 60% discrepancy across Shopify's own analytics, GA4, Facebook, Google, and TikTok ads, all at once.

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Shopify CommunityJan 2023 · Jul 2024

@Mapro01 · WesQ

Facebook and Shopify showed different purchase values for the same conversions. Contacted both platforms' support: no resolution, then or over a year later.

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Shopify CommunityMay 2023

@Salty100

"Facebook support blames it on Shopify. Shopify support blames it on Facebook." Multiple merchants hit the same tracking gap at once, one reported it across 20+ of their own stores.

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In practice

Two ways teams use it.

Agencies

How agencies use Thexly

Connect each client's site and payment processor, and manage every client's real numbers from one login
Stop reconciling Meta's reported ROAS against Google's by hand: Thexly traces each sale back to the one channel that actually closed it
Hand a client a number backed by their own Stripe account, not a platform's self-reported claim

Founders & SaaS

How founders & SaaS teams use Thexly

One script, connected to your payment processor, to see which page, post, or campaign actually converts
No cookie banner, no personal data collected, GDPR-compliant by default
Check it every morning without needing to be a data analyst

Attribution

One traceable path, from click to payment.

Every payment traced back to the real path that led to it.

Google's dashboard will claim this sale. So will Meta's, if you're not careful. Thexly shows the full path and assigns the $86 to the channel that actually closed it, not both.

Your client sees the same live numbers you do, not a monthly PDF that's already out of date.

One visitor · 14 March

iPhone · Safari · iOS 18Dublin, Ireland

9:14 AM
Clicks Meta ad
"Summer Sale: Carousel" → lands on /collections/summer
9:16 AM
Views 2 more product pages
9:19 AM
Leaves without buying
2:41 PM
Returns via Google Search ad
same product
2:44 PM
Completes checkout
Stripe payment: $0.00

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