FOR GROWTH & ATTRIBUTION TEAMS

Safari didn't lose your customers. It lost your ability to see them.

fingerprint.dev recovers the visitor identity that ITP, ATT, and consent banners took away. Join landing-page visits to conversions, dedupe across devices, and stop overpaying for users you already had — without setting a single tracking cookie.

THE PROBLEM

Your dashboards lie. Quietly. Every day.

Third-party cookies are functionally dead in Safari and Firefox. Chrome is phasing them out. iOS 14.5 broke mobile attribution for everyone who isn't Meta. GDPR consent banners give users a one-click way to nuke first-party tracking. The cumulative damage:

You're not making bad budget decisions. You're making decisions on bad data.

WHAT YOU GET

A first-party visitor ID that survives the modern browser.

RECOVER Recover the lost session

A visitor_id that connects the ad click, the landing page, and the conversion — even when cookies get cleared between steps. First-party, server-side, no consent-banner workaround required.

DEDUPE Dedupe across channels

Same user clicks a paid social ad on mobile, then converts via organic on desktop. Without device evidence, those are two users. With fingerprint.dev, they're one — properly attributed.

PIPE Plug into your stack

Pipe visitor IDs into Segment, Snowplow, mParticle, or straight into your warehouse. Join against ad-platform conversion APIs for clean offline attribution.

PATTERNS

Three patterns we see every week.

01 — conversion dedupe

Same user converts twice — once on the first session, once after clearing cookies and returning from a retargeting ad. Visitor ID catches the duplicate before the conversion fires. You stop paying for users you already had.

02 — safari recovery

A user clicks a paid Google ad in Safari, lands, bounces, returns two days later directly, converts. Standard attribution gives 100% credit to Direct. With visitor ID, the original paid touch is preserved server-side and reattributed.

03 — cross-device stitching

Mobile-first journey, desktop conversion. Most models give up. With fingerprint.dev plus a logged-in identifier, you stitch the journey deterministically rather than statistically.

ROI

The math on a typical $1M/month ad spend.

Attribution undercounting in the 25–35% range means roughly $250–350K/month of spend is allocated to the wrong channels. Even a partial fix changes the picture. A 10% improvement in attribution accuracy on $1M/month spend typically yields $30–50K/month of reallocated spend toward actually-performing channels, a 15–20% lift in blended ROAS within a quarter, and cleaner LTV models because cohorts are no longer scrambled by missing touches.

At $199/mo, the question isn't whether it pays for itself. The question is what you've been spending without it.

monthly spend reallocated $— — estimated ROAS lift

HOW IT SLOTS IN

Server-side, where your data already lives.

fingerprint.dev fits between your tag manager and your warehouse — or skips both entirely with a server-side call. Common integrations:

// On every pageview, server-side
const fp = await identify({ apiKey: "fp_live_..." });

await segment.track({
  visitor_id: fp.visitor_id,
  event: "page_viewed",
  properties: { utm_source, utm_campaign },
});

PROOF

What growth teams see in the first quarter.

31% → 89%

Safari attribution recovery rate, median across pilot customers

18%

lift in blended ROAS after three months of clean attribution data

$0.40 → $0.12

CAC correction on a previously misattributed channel (real customer, anonymized)

"We were about to cut a channel that turned out to be our second-best performer. Attribution was just broken. fingerprint.dev fixed it in a week."

VP Growth, DTC brand

READY?

You can't optimize what you can't measure.

Free tier gives you 1,000 identify calls — enough to instrument a single landing page and see what your current setup is missing.