Reignat is now OpenRevenue
Today we're renaming Reignat to OpenRevenue. The product you already use — privacy-first web analytics with revenue attribution — is the same. The name finally matches what teams hire us for.
OpenRevenue is still the simpler alternative to Google Analytics: privacy-friendly tracking without marketing cookies, visitor journeys, funnels, realtime, and payments tied back to the pages and sources that earned them.
Why rename?
Reignat was a fine label for a privacy analytics tool. It was a weak label for a revenue-first analytics product. Customers talk about attributed Stripe revenue, Polar checkouts, and which campaign actually paid — not about reigning over dashboards.
OpenRevenue says that out loud: open as in clear and privacy-respecting, revenue as in the metric that matters after the pageview.
What stays the same
- Your account, projects, teammates, and historical events
- Plans, limits, and every feature on every plan
- The lightweight script and dashboard workflows you already know
- Privacy posture — no ad-tech cookies, EU-friendly by design
What changes
- Domains move to openrevenue.com (app, API, and embed hosts)
- Product name, emails, and docs say OpenRevenue
- New API keys and tracker globals use the openrevenue prefix going forward
- The WordPress plugin is published as OpenRevenue
What you should do
If you only browse the dashboard, update any bookmarks to www.openrevenue.com and you're done.
If you embed the tracker, switch the script URL to the OpenRevenue API host and keep the same site id — see installation docs. Reconnect any MCP or OAuth clients that pointed at the old API hostname.
Questions? Email support@openrevenue.com.
Same product, clearer name
We're still building for founders, agencies, and operators who want traffic and revenue in one place — without GA complexity. The rename is the packaging catching up to the product.
Thanks for building with us through the Reignat chapter. Welcome to OpenRevenue.
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Frequently asked questions
Do I need a new account?
No. Existing accounts, projects, and historical data stay put. Sign in at openrevenue.com with the same email.
Do I need to change my tracking snippet?
Update the script host to api.openrevenue.com (and data-site stays your project id). Old reignat.com tracker hosts will stop being the canonical install path as we finish the cutover.
What about WordPress?
Use the OpenRevenue plugin going forward. Settings and site id transfer the same way — paste your project id and save.