BeaconIO monitors infrastructure, growth metrics, and brand reputation — and alerts you before you have to ask.
By the time you notice a metric is wrong, you've already lost weeks you could've used to fix it. You're not careless — you just have too many things to watch, and no tool has been watching with you.
Link your Stripe account, bank account, and expense tools. Takes about 5 minutes. No code, no engineer.
It establishes your baseline — typical burn rate, revenue patterns, seasonality. It knows what's normal for you.
When something deviates from normal — burn rate spiking, conversion drop, large unexpected charge — you get a Slack or email alert with context and a suggested action.
MRR, ARR, new bookings, churned accounts, expansion revenue. BeaconIO flags drops before they become trends.
Real-time burn rate vs. baseline. Large unexpected charges. Receivables aging. Runway projections updated daily.
CAC, LTV, payback period, gross margin. BeaconIO detects when your economics start drifting from healthy ranges.
Trial-to-paid, activation rates, feature usage. Drop-offs trigger alerts so you can investigate before it's a crisis.
Monitors recurring charges for unexpected increases, duplicate charges, or subscriptions you forgot to cancel.
Catches unusual spend on tools, contractors, and software. Flags outliers vs. your typical approval patterns.
"The best time to fix a problem was three weeks ago. The second best time is right now — but only if you know about it."
BeaconIO exists because founders deserve the same early-warning capability that Fortune 500 finance teams have. You shouldn't need a CFO to see a cash crisis coming. The data is already there. It just needs someone — or something — to be watching.
Each package watches a different layer of your business. All include AI triage, Slack/email alerts, and 1-minute setup.
Infrastructure + growth metrics
Brand + client monitoring
Store + reputation + competition
BeaconIO is always on. It doesn't take vacations, it doesn't forget, and it doesn't wait until Monday to tell you something went wrong.
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