AI agents for Google Analytics
A Monmo agent reads Google Analytics the way an analyst who knows GA4 would. It writes the weekly report on traffic, channels and key events, explains why a number moved, compares landing pages and campaigns, and checks that tracking still works after a site change. It uses your own Google account with the access that account has, and asks before it changes any property setting.
Updated 2026-11-13 · Free to start. Paid plans from $15 a month.
What agents do in Google Analytics
Write the weekly traffic report
Every Monday at 8 it pulls sessions, users and key events by channel for last week, compares them with the week before and the same week last year, and writes what changed in five lines.
AskEvery Monday at 8, send me last week's GA4 report by channel with the three biggest changes explained.
Explain why a number moved
When sign-ups fall on a Tuesday, it breaks the drop down by channel, device, country and landing page until the cause shows, then tells you what it found and what it ruled out.
AskSign-ups dropped about a third yesterday. Work out where the drop came from in GA4.
Compare landing pages
It lists your top landing pages with sessions, engagement rate and key events per session, and points out pages that attract visits but rarely lead anywhere, with a guess at why worth testing.
AskWhich landing pages get plenty of traffic but few sign-ups? Rank the worst ten.
Report on a campaign
From the UTM source, medium and campaign values it reports what each campaign brought in, flags links tagged inconsistently, and can pull spend from Google Ads to put cost beside results.
AskReport on the October newsletter and paid campaigns by UTM campaign, and list any badly tagged links.
Check tracking after a release
After a site change it looks for events that stopped firing, pages with no data and sudden jumps in direct or unassigned traffic, and writes the developer a short list of what to check.
AskWe launched the new checkout on Monday. Check that our GA4 events still fire and tell me what looks broken.
Answer one-off questions
Ask which country converts best on mobile or how long people take to return before buying. It runs the report, gives you the number with the date range and filters used, and says how sure it is.
AskWhich three countries have the best purchase rate on mobile over the last 90 days?
Propose tracking changes
It reviews your key events, custom dimensions and audiences, then proposes additions, such as marking a form submission as a key event. Every change to the property waits for your approval.
AskReview our GA4 key events and suggest what we're missing for a lead-generation site.
How it connects
- 1You sign in once with a Google account that can open your GA4 property. The agent sees the GA4 properties that account can open, with the same role: a Viewer role lets it read reports, while changing settings needs Editor access or higher.
- 2You choose which agents use Google Analytics. A marketing or data agent uses it every week; a support agent rarely needs it.
- 3Reading reports needs no approval. Creating or editing key events, audiences, custom dimensions, filters or user access asks first, with the exact setting shown on the card.
More in Analytics and data
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Questions people ask
Can an AI agent analyse my Google Analytics data?
Yes. A Monmo agent reads your GA4 reports through the Google Analytics connection, or in its own browser when the connection does not cover something, and answers questions in plain words. It always states the date range and filters it used, so you can repeat the check yourself.
Does it work with Universal Analytics?
No, it works with Google Analytics 4. Google stopped processing data in Universal Analytics properties, so current reporting runs in GA4. If you exported historical data to Google Sheets or BigQuery, the agent can read that export and compare it with GA4.
Can an AI agent send me a weekly Google Analytics report?
Yes, as a routine you agree once. The AI agent pulls the numbers at the time you choose, compares them with earlier periods, and writes what changed and why it thinks so. It can deliver the report in Gmail or Slack, or as a Google Docs page.
Why do my GA4 numbers differ from other tools?
Each tool counts differently: GA4 needs consent and a loaded tag, ad platforms count clicks, and payment tools count orders. The agent can line the sources up for the same dates, show where they differ and explain the likely reasons, such as consent banners, time zones or attribution.