Payments, payouts and analytics

Analytics: read your dashboard

What every number in your Analytics tab means and how to use it to decide what to do next.

2 min read · Updated October 2026

WhereDashboardAnalytics

Traffic and acquisition

MetricWhat it tells you
Total page viewsVisits to your page.
Unique visitorsDistinct people who visited.
Total followersFans who followed you on Sygil.
Overall conversion rateFollowers divided by page views. How many visits turn into follows.
Acquisition channelsWhere visits came from (the source or referrer).

Use Acquisition channels to double down on what works. If most visits come from Instagram and none from YouTube, your YouTube descriptions need your link.

Macro economy

MetricMeaning
Gross merchandise value (GMV)Total cash volume that passed through your page.
Total FP mintedFan Points rewarded to your fans.
Total FP burnedFan Points your fans spent.
FP liabilityUnspent points still in circulation.

Revenue and Fan Points economy

  • Revenue over time: a line chart of your sales. Look for the bumps after launches.
  • Fan Points economy: a chart of minted, burned and liability.
  • Active fans with wallets, average fan balance, average order value: how much your fans hold and spend.
  • Fans table: your fans with their Fan Points balance.
  • Profile views and overall click-through rate.
  • Top clicked links: the items on your Links tab that get tapped most.

Item performance

A table of every vault item with its redeems, conversion rate and revenue. Total redemptions appears above it. Keep what converts. Rework or archive what does not.

Billing and payouts numbers

Those live in a separate tab: Pending clearance and Lifetime earnings. See Payouts.

A weekly 10-minute review

  1. 1

    Check traffic

    Did views go up or down? Which channel moved?

  2. 2

    Check conversion

    Page views to followers, and item views to redeems.

  3. 3

    Check top links and items

    What are people actually tapping and buying?

  4. 4

    Decide one change

    A new hook, a lower entry price, a better cover. Only one, so you can see what worked.