Simple website analytics for growing businesses.
For small businesses
Understand your website visitors without drowning in data. See what's working, fix what isn't.
Understand your website visitors without drowning in data. See what's working, fix what isn't.
Crumb was built for people who run businesses — not people who study data for a living. It answers the questions that actually matter: Are visitors finding your products? Are they reading your pricing page? Where do they leave without buying? You get clear answers, not confusing charts.
Easy to understand Session replays Heatmaps No tech skills neededVisitors, pages, sources, sessions — everything you need in one place. Nothing you don't.
Desktop, phone, or tablet — Crumb tracks how visitors behave on every screen size.
No waiting. No scheduled reports. Your data is live and ready whenever you log in.
Imagine being able to sit beside a customer as they browse your website. That's what session replays do. You can watch a real visitor scroll through your homepage, click on a product, and then — leave. Now you know exactly where to improve. No guessing.
See your site through fresh eyes
If you can read an email, you can read your Crumb dashboard. It's that simple — and that's intentional.
Crumb tracks behavior, not personal details. Your visitors feel safe. You get the insights you need.
Plans that fit small business budgets. No hidden fees. No paying for features you'll never use.
Built for modern teams that need insights fast, not complex setup.
Crumb connects to popular platforms with just one line of code. No complex setup.
Most teams install Crumb in a few minutes with one script and start seeing useful data right away.
Yes. Crumb is designed to be privacy-first with a lightweight approach and no invasive tracking methods.
Absolutely. The interface is designed for clarity, so marketing, operations, and founders can use it without a steep learning curve.
Yes. You can start small and move to higher plans as your traffic and analytics needs increase.
Start simple, stay privacy-first, and give your team analytics they can actually act on.
