Lebesgue is a marketing and store analytics dashboard for Shopify and WooCommerce merchants, sold under the name Lebesgue: AI CMO. What decides whether it suits you is whether flat pricing across store sizes matters more than a first-party attribution pixel, which Lebesgue prices and scales separately.
What is Lebesgue?
Lebesgue is built by a team based in Croatia and connects to Shopify and WooCommerce stores, alongside Amazon Seller accounts through a separate cohort feature. It has a listing on the Shopify App Store. The dashboard brings store performance, profit, advertising and inventory into one place, with an AI layer named Henri and named AI sub-agents such as Guardian for anomaly detection.
What Lebesgue measures
Lebesgue's core dashboard tracks store performance, profit and revenue in real time, with no limit on historical data or number of integrations. A cohort feature analyzes customer lifetime value by week, month or year, and a stock and inventory module estimates how long current inventory will last and forecasts future needs from sales speed. Market and ecommerce benchmarks compare a store's Meta Ads, Google Ads and other metrics against a peer group matched by industry and average order value.
Lebesgue does not track competitors' prices; its competitor tracking module covers competitors' ads, email campaigns and keywords instead. It does not offer custom dashboards, though goal tracking against chosen metrics is included. Guardian, an anomaly detection agent, flags outliers in store data.
Attribution sits in a separate module called Le Pixel, a first-party tracking script with a choice of Shapley value, Markov chain, first-click, linear or custom attribution models. Le Pixel requires a paid Ultimate or Ultimate AI plan and is priced and billed apart from the core analytics.
Integrations and setup
Lebesgue connects with Shopify, WooCommerce, Meta Ads, Google Ads, TikTok Ads, Klaviyo, Amazon and GA4. It has no public API and no webhooks. Support runs by email on the free plan and by 24/7 chat with priority handling on the paid tiers.
Lebesgue pricing: what each plan gives
The Free plan costs nothing and includes store performance and profit tracking, full order history with real-time updates, advertising analytics across major channels, automated Meta, Google and TikTok ad audits, revenue and profitability insights, and email support.
Ultimate costs $79 a month and adds customer LTV and retention analysis, competitor intelligence and benchmarking, limited Henri AI access at 10 business questions a month, AI-generated growth recommendations, product and inventory intelligence, and 24/7 chat with priority support. Ultimate AI costs $149 a month. Analytics pricing does not change with store size, and no annual billing rate is shown for either paid plan.
Le Pixel, the first-party attribution add-on, is priced separately from $99 a month for attribution and $149 a month for enrichment, rising with the store's selected revenue band, and requires an Ultimate or Ultimate AI subscription. There is a 14-day free trial of the paid tiers, no setup fee, and no minimum contract term.
Privacy and security
Before sharing data with third-party tools, including AI models, Lebesgue asks for consent and lets merchants opt in or out. Lebesgue processes personal data under GDPR, with a dedicated section on data protection rights in its privacy policy.
Who Lebesgue suits
Lebesgue suits a Shopify or WooCommerce merchant who wants profit, inventory and ad performance in one dashboard without the price rising as the store grows, and who values benchmarking against a peer group. It also suits a merchant on the free plan who only needs the core metrics, since that tier carries real analytics rather than a shell.
It suits less well a merchant who needs a public API to build custom integrations, since Lebesgue does not offer one, or a store that wants first-party attribution included in its analytics subscription, since Le Pixel is priced and scaled separately by revenue band.
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How Lebesgue compares
Lebesgue scores 7.0 out of 10 among the e-commerce analytics tools we rate. These three do the same job and are the closest to it, compared on what each vendor publishes.
Triple Whale
Lebesgue's cheapest paid plan is $79 a month flat, with a free plan on top; Triple Whale starts at $219, also flat, with a free plan too. Both attribute orders to channels, run their own pixel, track lifetime value by cohort and forecast demand. Triple Whale adds a public API and custom, build your own dashboards, which Lebesgue does not offer. Triple Whale also works with six store platforms and 27 integrations against Lebesgue's three and eight.
Pick Triple Whale if you want a public API and custom dashboards.
Pick Lebesgue if you want attribution and forecasting at $79 instead of $219.
Prediko
Lebesgue is built for attribution and profit tracking, with its own pixel and lifetime value by cohort; Prediko is built for demand forecasting and stock planning, with no attribution or pixel of its own. Lebesgue's cheapest plan is $79 a month flat with a free plan; Prediko starts at $49 a month, scales with revenue, and comes with a 14 day free trial. Both plan stock and purchase orders and forecast demand, and both track profit after costs.
Pick Prediko if you need inventory planning without paying for attribution tools.
Pick Lebesgue if you need attribution, your own pixel and store benchmarks.
RetentionX
Lebesgue charges a flat $79 a month and keeps a free plan; RetentionX starts at $49 a month but scales with revenue, with a 30 day free trial instead of a free plan. Both attribute orders to channels, run their own pixel, track lifetime value by cohort and forecast demand. Lebesgue also tracks profit after costs, plans stock and purchase orders and benchmarks against other stores, none of which RetentionX has. RetentionX's plans include custom, build your own dashboards.
Pick RetentionX if you want custom dashboards and can live with revenue based pricing.
Pick Lebesgue if you want profit tracking, stock planning and benchmarks at a flat rate.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does Lebesgue cost?
There is a free plan with store performance and profit tracking, order history and advertising analytics. The paid tiers are Ultimate at $79 a month and Ultimate AI at $149 a month, both priced the same regardless of store size, with a 14-day free trial of the paid tiers.
Which store platforms does Lebesgue work with?
Lebesgue connects with Shopify and WooCommerce stores, and also supports Amazon Seller accounts through a separate cohort feature.
Does Lebesgue include first-party attribution?
Only through Le Pixel, a separately priced add-on available on the Ultimate and Ultimate AI plans. It offers a choice of Shapley value, Markov chain, first-click, linear or custom attribution models, priced from $99 a month and rising with the store's selected revenue band.
Does Lebesgue train on store data?
Before sharing any data with third-party tools, including AI models, Lebesgue asks for consent and lets merchants opt in or out.
