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Cross-border

Selling in many markets? See what works in each one.

Country by country: where visitors come from, which markets convert, how much of your traffic is bots, what AI assistants send you, and whether ads pay back in each region.

  • Country and language breakdowns
  • Bots and data-center traffic labelled
  • Cookieless, with EU / UK presets
Where growth leaks

What makes cross-border analytics hard

01

Bots from everywhere

Data-center traffic and scrapers hit global sites hardest, inflating visits from countries that never buy.

02

Different privacy rules per market

EU, UK, California and China each expect something different from your analytics — and consent banners cost data.

03

One average hides every market

A 2.5% conversion rate means little when Germany converts at 4.9% and another market at 0.6%.

Key metrics

The numbers that tell markets apart

Every report can be broken down by country, language and currency.

Visitors by countryHumans only, bots removed
Conversion by marketCountry, language and device
AI referralsVisitors from ChatGPT and others
Data-center shareServer traffic labelled
ROI per marketSpend against revenue by region
Speed by regionWeb Vitals per country
How teams use it

Three questions cross-border teams answer here

Use the e-commerce template and add country breakdowns to every report.

01

Which countries actually convert?

Conversion, revenue and AOV by country and language — on human traffic only, so markets flooded with bots don’t distort the ranking.

  • Country × source breakdowns
  • Revenue and AOV per market
  • Network type on every session
ClueGermany converts at 4.9% — twice the site average
02

Is AI search sending buyers?

ChatGPT, Perplexity and other assistants appear as their own source, with landing pages and conversion — next to the AI crawlers reading your product pages.

  • Visitors and conversion per AI assistant
  • Pages AI sends people to
  • Crawl activity by AI company
03

Do ads pay back in each market?

Click IDs from 14 ad platforms, spend by campaign and payback by acquisition cohort — filtered to one country at a time.

  • ROI per market and campaign
  • Payback day per cohort
  • Conversions sent back per platform
  • Currency converted to your base currency
ClueMeta ads pay back in the US in 21 days; Germany hasn’t yet
Industry template

Start from the e-commerce template

Cross-border stores use the e-commerce template; add country and currency to your events.

Events

5
view_itemadd_to_cartbegin_checkoutpurchaserefund

Funnels

2
Purchase funnelSearch-to-purchase funnel

Goals & milestones

3
Completed purchaseFirst orderRepeat order

Dashboards

2
Store performanceProducts & conversion

Apply a regional privacy preset — CNIL, UK, German DSK or GDPR full consent — per site from the compliance center.

Pair with AskCub

Talk to visitors in their own language

AskCub translates both ways: the visitor writes in German, your team replies in English or Chinese, and each side reads their own language.

FAQ

Cross-border questions

Anything else — open the chat in the corner and ask.

Do I need a consent banner in the EU?
PathClue counts visitors without cookies, so in most cases you don’t need one for PathClue. Regional presets such as CNIL exemption help you configure each site — check with your legal advisor for your situation.
Can I compare markets with different currencies?
Send the currency with your purchase events and break down revenue by currency or country.
Where is the data stored?
In the US region today. Enterprise customers can self-host.
How are bots from data centers handled?
Every session is labelled with its network type, and known bots are moved to their own reports, so market rankings reflect people.

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