What changed, and why, in plain words.

One simple page for your business. See what Alloro changed and why, how many people found you and reached out, and where your customers came from. It also reads the tools you already use, such as Stripe.

What changed and why
The problem

Most owners can't see what they pay for.

Most owners pay for tools that don't talk to each other, and for help they can't check. So it is hard to tell what changed, what worked, and where customers came from.

What's included

Six things on your dashboard.

One simple page for your business, in plain words.

Every change

What Alloro changed

Each change Alloro made to your website or Google listing, after you approved it.

The reason

Why it changed

Every change says what changed and why, in plain words.

Who found you

How many people found you

How many people found your business on Google and on your website.

Who reached out

How many reached out

Messages from your website, counted, with spam set aside.

Where they came from

Where your customers came from

See where your customers came from, so you know which work brings them in.

Such as Stripe

Tools you already use

Your dashboard also reads the tools you already use, such as Stripe, so you see payments next to where each customer came from.

Want a free look first?

Run the free check: a free look at your website and Google listing.

Check my business
How it works

Three steps, and you see what changed.

No spreadsheets. Alloro puts it on one page, in plain words.

  1. Connect your tools

    Connect your website, your Google listing and the tools you already use, such as Stripe.

  2. Alloro drafts the work

    Alloro drafts changes for your website and Google listing. You approve each one.

  3. See what changed

    Your dashboard shows what changed, why, how many people found you and reached out, and where your customers came from.

Honest comparison

A typical report vs. your Alloro dashboard.

The difference between a page of clicks and knowing what changed, and why.

Comparison of a typical report and the Alloro dashboard across six factors.
What matters A typical report Your Alloro dashboard
What it reports Clicks, impressions, "reach" What changed, and why
Your customers Spread across tools Where they came from
Messages Mixed in with spam Counted, with spam set aside
Payments In a separate tool Read from tools you already use, such as Stripe
Plain words Charts to decode What changed and why, in plain words
Confidence "It's working, I think" You see what you pay for
Straight answers

The questions owners actually ask.

No fine print. If something here isn't clear, email Corey at corey@getalloro.com.

What does the dashboard show?

What Alloro changed and why, how many people found you and reached out, and where your customers came from. It also reads the tools you already use, such as Stripe.

Where does the information come from?

Your Alloro website, your Google listing, and the tools you already use, such as Stripe.

Does it work with the tools I already use?

It reads the tools you already use, such as Stripe. If you use something else, email Corey and he'll tell you straight what Alloro can and can't read.

How exact is it?

No report is perfect, and Alloro doesn't pretend otherwise. The dashboard shows what it can see, in plain words.

What do I actually do with this?

See what changed and why, and where your customers came from. Then approve the next change Alloro drafts.

Does this tie into the rest of Alloro?

Yes. Your website, Google listing, reviews and rankings sit in one system, and this page shows what changed across all of them.

More customers. A clear view of what's working.

Start with the free check: a free look at your website and Google listing. Alloro drafts each change for you to approve. Month to month.