Integrations
The payments it reads, and where the snippet goes.
Tally reads sales from four payment providers, each connected with a key you create, and counts visits with one tag on any site. Each page says plainly what isn't read.
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01Payment providers
- StripeTally reads Stripe Checkout, Payment Links, subscriptions and invoices with a restricted key, and ties each sale to the visit that brought the buyer.
- PaddleTally reads Paddle Billing transactions, renewals, refunds and chargebacks with a permissioned API key, and links each sale to a visitor.
- Lemon SqueezyTally reads Lemon Squeezy orders, subscription invoices and refunds for one store, and links each sale to the visit through checkout custom data or email.
- PolarTally reads Polar orders, subscription cycles, refunds and lost disputes with a scoped organization token, and links each sale to the visit.
02Site platforms
- Any HTML siteAdd Tally to any HTML site with one deferred script tag in the head: visits, engaged time, scroll depth and goals, with revenue from your payment provider.
- Next.jsAdd Tally to a Next.js app in the root layout: client-side route changes counted, Stripe Checkout linked from a route handler, AI crawlers from middleware.
- React and ViteAdd Tally to a React or Vite single-page app in index.html: route changes counted as pageviews, goals from code, and revenue from your payment provider.
- WordPressAdd Tally to a WordPress site in header.php or a header-code plugin, and read revenue from Stripe, Paddle, Lemon Squeezy or Polar, with what isn't read.
- WebflowAdd Tally to a Webflow site through Site settings, Custom code, Head code, then publish. Visits, goals and scroll depth, with revenue from your provider.
- FramerAdd Tally to a Framer site in Site settings, General, Custom code, at the end of the head tag, then publish. Revenue from Stripe, Paddle and others.
- ShopifyAdd Tally to a Shopify theme's layout to count storefront visits, engaged time and scroll depth. Shopify's checkout and orders aren't read.