Example: many guests stop at the budget question.
Numbers visible · no hint yet, too little data
Peak Booking · Field & drop-off analytics
A twelve-stage funnel shows where guests stop on your booking path, down to the single question. Hints such as “make this question optional” name their basis and only appear once there is enough data.
Open your booking page analytics in Peak BookingIllustrative example · sample data · no real analysis
01 / Example value
How many guests reached this question?
Numbers visible · no hint yet, too little data
Change the example value. The next step follows the check.
Sample data · no booking
Two example values
Schematic example on a scale from 0 to 10. Peak Booking sets the real minimum sample per hint.
Example: many guests stop at the budget question.
Numbers visible · no hint yet, too little data
Hint “make this question optional” · with its data basis
Trust needs clarity
01 / The existing evidence
The numbers on this page are sample data. You see your own numbers in your booking page analytics.
02 / Your check
The analysis shows where guests stop, not why. Anonymous drop-offs stay anonymous. A/B tests are planned.
Compare both paths and their reasons.
03 / The clear limit
This page measures nothing and saves nothing. In the product Peak Booking analyses your own page.
The next step
Start Peak Booking and see in the analytics at which stage your guests stop.
Open your booking page analytics in Peak BookingIllustrative example · sample data · no real analysis
From opportunities in Peak CRM. Peak Booking records no payments.
Insights only appear from a minimum sample and always name their basis.
Not yet. A/B tests are planned.