Oribi
Oribi enabled marketers to track every website action and attribute conversions to marketing channels automatically, without writing a single line of code or relying on developers.
Last updated May 11, 2026 by ATDb automated enrichment
- Industry
- Marketing Analytics and Attribution
- Business Model
- SaaS
- Target Market
- SMB and Mid-Market
- Employee Count
- 51-200
- Funding
- $32M
- Revenue Range
- $1M-$10M
- Parent Company
- LinkedIn Marketing Solutions
- API Available
- Limited
A challenger to Google Analytics targeting non-technical marketers with automated, no-code event tracking and attribution
Oribi was an Israeli marketing analytics company founded to democratize website analytics by eliminating the need for manual event tagging or developer involvement. Its flagship platform automatically identified and tracked every user action on a website, translating raw behavioral data into actionable marketing insights. Oribi positioned itself as a more accessible and marketer-friendly alternative to Google Analytics, emphasizing ease of use, automated event tracking, and clear attribution reporting that non-technical users could act on immediately. The company gained traction among SMBs and mid-market companies seeking to understand their conversion funnels, optimize marketing spend, and attribute revenue to specific campaigns and channels. Oribi's platform included features such as funnel analysis, visitor journey mapping, correlation insights, and multi-touch attribution — all surfaced through an intuitive interface designed for marketers rather than data analysts. It integrated with major advertising platforms including Facebook Ads, Google Ads, and various CRM and email marketing tools. In June 2022, LinkedIn announced the acquisition of Oribi, signaling LinkedIn's intent to bolster its marketing analytics and attribution capabilities for advertisers on its platform. Following the acquisition, Oribi's website and standalone product were wound down, with the technology and team absorbed into LinkedIn. The acquisition was seen as a strategic move to enhance LinkedIn's Campaign Manager with more sophisticated conversion tracking and attribution tools, effectively ending Oribi's existence as an independent product.
Automated Event Tracking
Automatically detected and tracked all user interactions on a website without manual tagging or developer involvement
Funnel Analysis
Visual funnel builder allowing marketers to identify drop-off points and optimize conversion paths
Visitor Journey Mapping
Traced individual visitor paths through a website to reveal behavioral patterns and key touchpoints
Multi-Touch Attribution
Attributed conversions across multiple marketing channels and campaigns to help optimize ad spend
Correlation Insights
Surfaced statistically significant correlations between user behaviors and conversion outcomes
Campaign Analytics
Integrated with paid advertising platforms to connect ad spend data with on-site conversion behavior