How Revmosys works.

Revmosys is a website momentum engine built for two kinds of site: e-commerce sites that sell products directly, and individual or service sites that run on enquiries, such as a shop, a professional practice, a studio or a personal site. It works out which kind a site is from how the site behaves, so nobody has to choose a business type.

It runs as a nightly batch. Each night it reads a site's own visits and either enquiries or purchases, and checks what changed. Once a month it sends a short message: one number, one sentence, one action. The dashboard behind it is there if you want to dig further, but the message is the product.

It is built as an advisor. Revmosys tells you what's fragile, what broke, and what it predicts if nothing changes, and every read comes with an explicit confidence range.

A small first-party script runs on your own site and counts visits and the moments that matter: a call, a form submitted, a WhatsApp message, a purchase. It uses no third-party cookies or ad networks, and your data isn't shared with anyone else.

Full detail on what's collected and why is in the privacy policy.

Revmosys Connect installs tracking without you touching any code, on most platforms:

The manual snippet, if you'd rather place it yourself, is one script tag:

<script
  src="https://revmosys.26io.com/revmosys.js"
  data-tenant="your-tenant-id"
  data-endpoint="https://metrics.yourdomain.com/api/e"
  defer
></script>

The score is built from four pillars (Visibility, Conversion, Volume and Resilience), each measured against your own site's baseline. It always comes with a real range (for example, 34 out of 100, range 26–42), because a single number hides how sure the read is.

Small numbers get careful treatment on purpose. Statistical tests (Poisson and binomial) decide whether a change like 3 enquiries becoming 6 is a real shift or normal month-to-month variation, so a coin flip never shows up as a proud "+100%". A brand-new site with too little history gets "not enough data yet, check back in a few weeks" and no score until the data supports one.

For stores, Revmosys reads real order data. Shopify orders sync automatically once connected, WhatsApp catalog orders count too, and any other platform can report a sale with a one-line manual hook. Google Tag Manager stores get this automatically as well, forwarded from GA4's standard ecommerce data with nothing for the merchant to configure.

Revmosys.purchase({
  product: "Wireless Earbuds",
  price: 1499,
  quantity: 1,
});

Two things it produces from that order data, both reusing the same statistics as the enquiry score:

• Product concentration risk: flagged when revenue leans too heavily on one product, since a single slow month there would sink the whole business.
• Product decline risk: flagged only when a real statistical signal shows a product declining. A quiet week raises no alarm.

One limit: Shopify blocks third-party scripts on the checkout page on Basic and Standard plans, so Revmosys reads real order data, which that restriction doesn't affect.

Separately, it tracks visits arriving from AI assistants such as ChatGPT, Perplexity and Copilot, and ties that traffic to the purchases it leads to.

Once a month, Revmosys asks Google's Gemini, with live Google Search, the kind of question a real customer might use, such as "best plumber near me", and records whether your business gets named and which competitors get named instead. Other assistants such as ChatGPT or Perplexity aren't checked this way yet; for those, Revmosys counts the visits they send you (see above).

Revmosys is advise-only. When it finds something fixable, it shows the exact change to make, ready to copy and paste after you review it. It never edits your pages, on any platform, even Shopify, where its own access would technically allow it. The one thing it adds is its own visitor-counting script, installed when you connect Webflow, Shopify or Google Tag Manager (see "Connecting your site").

We've just launched, so Revmosys is free to use right now, with no card required and full dashboard access. Pricing returns once launch ends, and existing users will get notice before that happens.