Measuring results

The panel Dashboard shows how shoppers are using try-on across your storefront. Pick a period (7, 30, or 90 days) at the top; every card follows that selection.

Headline metrics

Metric	What it counts
Try-on Sessions	Real-time AR model loads plus AI Swap generations started
Unique Visitors	Distinct shoppers who opened try-on
Try-on to Cart Rate	Share of try-on sessions that led to an add-to-cart click
Widget Add-to-Cart Clicks	Clicks on add-to-cart from inside the try-on widget
Looks Saved	Try-on results a shopper saved
Save Rate	Share of sessions where a look was saved

If you run both try-on modes, these cards also split each number into an AR and an AI breakdown underneath.

Note

Try-on Sessions is an engagement metric, not your billing number. It counts AR model loads plus swap starts, while your plan meters try-on opens by unique shopper per month. Expect this card to read higher than the usage shown on Billing. Neither is wrong — they answer different questions.

Engagement metrics

Four further cards describe how deeply shoppers engage rather than how many arrive:

• Share Look Rate — how often saved looks get shared.
• Looks Per Session — average number of looks saved in one session.
• Explorers — shoppers who tried on multiple products in a single session.
• Tempted — shoppers who tried on the same product more than once.

Explorers and Tempted are the two worth watching for merchandising: a high Explorers count suggests shoppers are comparing across your catalog, while Tempted flags individual products shoppers keep returning to without buying.

The funnel

The funnel card shows where shoppers drop off, with stages that differ by try-on mode:

• Real-time AR — Model Loaded → Look Saved → Added to Cart
• AI Swap — Swap Started → Completed → Result Saved → Added to Cart

A steep drop between Swap Started and Completed points at generation failures rather than shopper behavior. A healthy Completed count with few Added to Cart is a product or pricing signal, not a try-on problem.

Product coverage and method breakdown

• Product coverage — how many of your products have try-on enabled, so you can judge how much of your catalog these numbers represent.
• Method breakdown — the split between real-time AR and AI Swap across your catalog.

Cards that need a higher plan

Detailed per-product analytics and the engagement cards are gated behind the advanced analytics plan feature. On a basic plan those cards still render with labels visible but counts and rates blurred, and the funnel shows in teaser mode, so you can see what’s available before deciding. Tiers are on the pricing page.

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