CREATOR ANALYTICS
Track installs, revenue, refunds
Guessing is expensive. Creator analytics show views, installs, net earnings and refund pressure so you know which listings to feed — and which to archive.
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What you get
- Watch views and net earnings on a rolling window
- Spot listings that get traffic but do not convert
- Treat refunds as product signal, not just loss
- Double down on SKUs that earn while you sleep
The numbers that matter
Views without installs mean your screenshots or title are off. Installs without paid conversion mean the free tier may be enough — or the paid promise is unclear. Refunds clustered after version bumps mean you shipped a break. Read the funnel in that order before you rewrite everything.
Where to find analytics
Your account overview surfaces a views and net-earnings chart for recent activity. Pair that with marketplace listing detail and payout history. When you add affiliates, attribute those commissions in the same wallet view so you do not double-count success.
Operate like a small studio
Schedule a weekly review: kill dead listings, refresh the top three creatives, answer open support threads, and ship one improvement. Analytics only pay off if they change what you publish next.
When another path wins
Early marketplaces have thinner data than Amazon-scale dashboards. If you need cohort LTV graphs and multi-touch attribution out of the box, you may want a separate analytics stack on your own site. Use VibeFuse creator analytics when you want a lightweight, honest loop — installs, revenue, refunds — tied directly to canvas products you already sell.
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Download VibeFuse freeFAQ
What metrics are available?
Creators can track listing views, installs, net earnings and payout status. Use refund patterns as qualitative signal when deciding what to fix next.
How often should I check analytics?
A weekly review is enough for most creators. Check daily only when you are mid-launch or debugging a refund spike.
Can I export reports?
Use your payout history and account earnings views for bookkeeping. For deeper analysis, copy weekly totals into your own sheet.
Do free listings appear in analytics?
Yes. Free installs and views still matter — they show distribution and often feed upgrades into paid bundles.