IndieBI

Got a BI setup? A data warehouse? Custom dashboards? It plugs right in. No need to replace what works; just give it better data. Want to talk it through? Message us directly or book a time here: @indiebi.com/s/36RcZm5XLUW6rn2B_ZLT4w2?ismsaljsauthenabled" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">outlook.office.com/book/Letstalka…

That's what IndieBI's Direct Data Access is for. One API, every storefront. We're already collecting the data across your platforms, so the API just gives you a clean, structured way to pull it into whatever tools you're already using.

It doesn't have to be like that. When all your sales, wishlists, impressions, and refunds land in one place - clean, consistent, and up to date - you stop chasing reports and start actually using the data.

Steam has its own reports. Console backends do their own thing. Every store gives you numbers in a different format, on a different schedule, with its own idea of what "a sale" even means.

If you sell on more than one platform, your data is scattered before you even open a spreadsheet.

IndieBI is built to take the boring, fragile work off your plate and give you one reliable place to see what’s happening across your catalogue. If you want to see how it works on your own catalogue, start a free 30-day trial at indiebi.com.

And when a platform changes something under the hood, that doesn’t become your problem. We’re among the first to spot it, and we fix it on our side as fast as possible so your reporting doesn’t quietly break in the background.

Set it up once. It keeps working. That’s the whole point of IndieBI Cloud Scraping.

- Uplift analysis (the real effect vs. what would have sold anyway) When a sale doesn't hit the mark, you want to know why. Not just guess. Start your free 30-day trial here: app.indiebi.com/#/welcome

At IndieBI, we help dig into what actually happened: - CTR and conversion rates before, during, and after - Traffic volume and sources (did that email notification even go out?) - Country-level breakdown (some regions always hit harder)

We put together a step-by-step guide - two red flags to check, which filters to use, and what the numbers should look like when pricing is healthy. Both are easy to catch. Here's exactly where to look: sellmoregames.medium.com/how-to-fix-you…

48% of units sold in Argentina. 2.8% of revenue. That's what underpriced regional pricing looks like in practice - and it takes about 5 minutes to spot in IndieBI.

If you run discounts but don’t yet measure them like this, it’s worth a look. Check it out at indiebi.com

We built Discount analytics so you can see the impact of past discounts in one place: revenue and scoring, visits and impressions, CTR,traffic sources, wishlist adds, and country mix. You can compare events side by side and see what moved the needle. No spreadsheets, no guessing.