Booking Journeys

Which marketing channels lead people to book, and how much revenue each one earns when the credit is shared across the whole journey.

Bookings
766
19 Oct 2026 – 25 Oct 2026
Booking revenue
$1,601,391
All of it is shared out below
Used more than one channel
31%
235 of 766 bookings
Channels per booking
1.5
On average

How the credit is shared

Each booking's revenue is split between the channels the customer used before booking.

30%First channel
40%Middle channels
30%Last channel
  • One channel: it gets 100%.
  • Two channels: 50% each.
  • Three or more: 30% first, 30% last, and the middle ones share 40% equally.
Example: a $1,000 booking
Google ad→ Email→ Facebook→ Organic search
Google ad gets $300, Email $200, Facebook $200, Organic search $300.

The coloured bar in the table shows each channel's usual role: whether it tends to start, help or close a journey.

Data notes (1)

Revenue credit by channel

Click ▸ to see the breakdown. Click any row to see its journeys and bookings below.
Started Helped Closed Only one
Source Bookings involved Role in the journey Credited revenue Share of revenue If first gets all If last gets all
google 8 channels
414
Usually alone
$665,542$723,516$614,124
Direct 1 channel
211
Usually alone
$398,752$398,752$398,752
organic 1 channel
278
Usually alone
$373,623$348,607$379,702
email 1 channel
65
Usually closes
$76,608$36,627$119,865
microsoft_ads 1 channel
33
Usually closes
$45,344$32,907$70,878
facebook 4 channels
16
Usually starts
$17,141$22,571$9,060
display_partner 3 channels
10
Usually starts
$13,365$26,963$1,855
other 1 channel
11
Usually closes
$10,704$11,349$7,156
hs_automation 1 channel
1
Usually helps
$240$0$0
hs_email 2 channels
2
Usually starts
$72$100$0
Total 766 $1,601,391 $1,601,391 $1,601,391

Most valuable journeys

The paths customers took before booking, highest revenue first.
JourneyBookingsRevenue

Bookings

Every booking in the range, newest first.
DateOrderTypePaymentJourneyRevenue