Velora connects your WooCommerce shop to Google and Meta Ads and shows one thing clearly — where the money comes from, and where it leaks. No dashboards to learn, no analyst needed.
Three numbers at the top: what you spent on ads, what the shop earned, and how much came back for every euro. Purple means it worked; amber means it leaked.
From visit to order, every step you lose people is drawn as a drip into a pool. The biggest leak is highlighted, with a plain sentence about what it costs you.
Google and Meta side by side, each with a verdict: keep, watch or cut. Click the verdict to see the one sentence of reasoning behind it.
Orders, forms, calls and goal pages in one list. Open a lead to see the ads and visits that led to it, and mark it won or lost.
Switch in one tap. Simple mode shows three numbers and one leak. Marketer mode opens the full table: CPA, assisted orders, attribution models, windows and paths.
Google, Meta and your newsletter tool each report the same sale as their own. Add them up and you get three orders that never existed. Velora starts from the order in WooCommerce and works backwards — so one sale is counted once.
Connect Claude, ChatGPT or any MCP-capable agent to Velora. It gets the same de-duplicated orders, spend and funnel you see — not the inflated platform reports — so its weekly report and budget advice rest on what actually sold.
An example exchange with an example shop’s data — not a recorded conversation.
Move the slider to your monthly ad spend. The figures below use a 12% share of wasted spend — the middle of the 10–20% range typical for shops running Google and Meta without de-duplicated order data.
An illustration, not a promise. It assumes you act on what Velora shows — pausing the campaigns that do not pay back is still your decision, and results depend on your shop.
Install the plugin, connect your ad accounts, and see your first funnel within a day. Free for 14 days, then €29 a month for one shop.