Understanding ARRIVE Performer Analytics

Most performers guess at why they’re not booking more. Your ARRIVE analytics replace the guessing with answers: where you’re losing clients, what’s working, and the one fix likely to move your numbers. Here’s how to read them.

What Performers Should Measure

You don’t need every metric — you need the few that map to the booking journey: are people finding you, are they interested, and are they reaching out. Watch those, and the story of your profile becomes obvious.

Profile Views vs Service Views

Profile views tell you how many people found you; service views tell you how many looked closely at what you offer. A gap between them usually means your profile draws clicks but your hero, headline, or first impression isn’t pulling people deeper.

Inquiry Rate and Conversion Rate

Inquiry rate is the share of viewers who reach out — the truest test of whether your offer lands. If lots of people look but few inquire, the problem is usually clarity or pricing. If many inquire but few book, the gap is in your follow-up or your packages.

Response Time and Availability Impact

Speed and accuracy quietly decide bookings. Slow replies lose clients to faster performers, and stale availability wastes inquiries on dates you can’t take. These are the easiest numbers to fix and often the highest-leverage.

Top Services and Categories

Your analytics show which services and event types actually draw interest. Lean into what’s working — promote your strongest offers, and rethink or retire the ones that get views but no traction.

How Analytics Guide Pricing and Marketing

• High views but low inquiries → sharpen your headline, pricing, or packages
• High inquiries but low bookings → tighten your follow-up and offer
• Strong numbers on one service → build more around it and feature it
• Slow response time → make replying fast a habit

Free, Pro, and Featured Access

Every performer gets core metrics — views, inquiries, profile strength, and basic trends. Pro and Featured unlock deeper analytics like conversion, traffic, and booking-readiness insights. More advanced ranking and market-demand views are rolling out and will keep expanding, so the dashboard gets more useful over time. Whatever your tier, use the numbers to make your next booking more likely.