Not a migration
There's nothing to migrate.
You are not switching tools. You are adding a better view of data you already collect. GA4 keeps running. Sign in with Google. Done.
What "switching" actually means
You keep GA4. Nook reads from it. Nothing changes on your website.
Google Analytics 4 continues to run on your site exactly as it does today. Nook connects to the GA4 Data API and the Search Console API to pull your data and display it in a clean, fast dashboard. Think of it as a better window into data you already have.
The 30-second setup
Sign in with Google
Use the Google account that has access to your GA4 properties.
Grant read-only access
Nook requests read-only permission. We cannot modify your GA4 configuration or data.
Pick your sites
Select which properties to connect. Your dashboard is ready within minutes.
What happens next
Once you connect your properties, Nook imports your historical data automatically. That means up to 16 months of Search Console data and 12 months of GA4 data, depending on what Google has available.
Your dashboard is ready within minutes. No waiting for data to accumulate. You will see trends, top pages, search queries, and traffic sources from day one.
What about my existing GA4 data?
It stays. Nook reads from Google's APIs. Your data never leaves Google. We cache recent data for fast dashboard loading, but the source of truth is always your GA4 property. If you disconnect Nook, your GA4 data is completely unaffected.
Do I need to add any code?
No. Zero code changes.
No tracking script. No tag manager changes. No DNS records. No verification steps. Nook works entirely through Google's APIs. Your website stays exactly as it is.
Frequently asked questions
No. Nook is a better way to view the data GA4 already collects. GA4 continues to run on your site and collect data normally. Nook reads from it.
Not at all. Nook never touches your website. There is no script to install, no tag to add. We read from Google's APIs on the server side.
Nothing changes on your end. Your GA4 data is untouched. You can cancel anytime and everything stays exactly as it was.
Absolutely. Many users keep GA4 open for advanced analysis and use Nook for daily monitoring. They complement each other.
GA4 only. Universal Analytics was sunset by Google in July 2024. Nook works exclusively with GA4 properties.