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slug: berichte-je-website
title: "How do I see the figures for a single website?"
category: berichte
locale: en
updated: 2026-10-15
keywords: ["website","shop","several websites","filter","assign campaign","ROAS"]
questions: ["Can I narrow the reports down to one website?","Figures per shop","I have two shops in one account","How do I separate the reports of several websites?","How do I assign a campaign to a website?","Why are costs missing when I pick a website?","ROAS per website"]
url: https://bench.metrunio.com/en/help/berichte-je-website
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# How do I see the figures for a single website?

**Can I narrow the reports down to one website?**

If your account measures more than one website, you pick it under “Website” in the period row at the top of Overview, Customer journeys, Channels & attribution, Check budget and Commerce & products. Orders or leads count for the website where they came in. Costs and ad contacts count only through the campaigns you assign to the website under “Campaigns”.

## What counts towards a website

- Orders or leads and their revenue belong to the website where they came in. Attribution still uses all of the person’s contacts, including ads that belong to no website.
- Visits and events belong to the website where they were measured.
- Costs, impressions, clicks and opens belong to a campaign. They count only for the website you assigned the campaign to and are not divided among other websites.

## Assigning campaigns

1. Open “Campaigns”. With two or more websites, the “Website” column appears there.
2. Pick the website each campaign leads to. “No website” removes the assignment.
3. In the overview, pick the shop under “Website” at the top. Ad spend, CPA and ROAS then cover the campaigns of that website.

> **Note:** If no campaign is assigned to a website, it shows no ad spend, no CPA and no ROAS, and the reason is stated. A campaign belongs to at most one website: if it leads to two shops, its costs are missing from both reports until you split it.

> **Note:** The assignment is a view and also applies to past periods. It does not change measured figures, and the report across all websites stays as it is.

A journey belongs to the website where it started or where the order was placed. A cohort under commerce is the customers whose first purchase was on this website, with their later purchases there. Data status always shows the whole account. When you switch between these reports, the selected website stays. In the chat and via MCP you name the website by its name, its site ID or its address. In the read API, `siteId` narrows the results, using the site ID from the setup. The Shopify app always shows the figures of its own shop, even if your account measures other websites.

## Also asked

- Figures per shop
- I have two shops in one account
- How do I separate the reports of several websites?
- How do I assign a campaign to a website?
- Why are costs missing when I pick a website?
- ROAS per website

## Related

- https://bench.metrunio.com/en/help/website-hinzufuegen
- https://bench.metrunio.com/en/help/roas-und-kennzahlen
- https://bench.metrunio.com/en/help/kampagnenstruktur
- https://bench.metrunio.com/en/help/shopify-app
- https://bench.metrunio.com/en/help/tarife
- https://bench.metrunio.com/en/help/mcp-anbinden