Every analytics tool promises growth. Almost none will show you, on your own store, whether it delivered. Qarari is built around exactly that test.
When a checkout change goes live on your store, a share of your customers keeps seeing the store exactly as it was, with no offer. What they buy becomes the honest baseline.
The algorithm credits the change only with the sales above that baseline. Customers who would have bought anyway are counted out, not counted in.
That comparison is the proof. The slip beside this text is its exact shape.
A free-shipping offer, judged fairly
The range we're confident in: between 830 and 1,610 SAR. If a range ever includes zero, we tell you the offer may have added nothing.
The moment you connect, Qarari starts checking its own guidance against your store's actual history and puts the result in front of you. Not a case study from someone else's store. Yours. And you can look at it before acting on a single recommendation.
Everything is built from your order history alone. Amounts stay in the currency each sale actually happened in. No industry averages, no borrowed benchmarks, no store that merely resembles yours.
When your store is new or a pattern is still forming, Qarari tells you so in the open, not in fine print. Confidence is part of the report, not a footnote.
A new checkout nudge, five days in
A gap of 65 SAR at this size could easily be luck. The algorithm holds the number back until the difference is bigger than luck can explain.
Early days, a small sample, a quiet week. Sometimes the difference between the two groups is too small to separate from luck, and a tool that claims a win anyway is guessing with your money. This dashed label is the reason you can trust the numbers that do appear.
A sketch of the proof view in your dashboard. Illustration only, no real store figures.
An illustration of how confidence is displayed. Not a real result.