GA4Dataform Premium was released exactly one year ago. To celebrate, we’re raffling off a 12-month 100% discounted license, including support and an onboarding call. Entering is free and open to everyone until October 20, 2026.
From open-source project to marketing data warehouse
What started as an open-source GA4 + BigQuery project is turning into something bigger: a turnkey marketing data warehouse.
Over the past year we’ve been very fortunate to onboard several great agencies and brands to a product we truly believe in. The partner program we launched recently is also going well — we’re happy to team up with ambitious freelancers and agencies to find the best ways to create value for everyone involved.
What you get with Premium
GA4Dataform Premium features are, among other things:
- GA4 multi-property support
- GA4 intraday support
- Fully modeled Google Ads export tables
- User stitching and attribution models
- Anomaly detection and pipeline alerts
- Cost monitoring
- Export to other clouds (via GCS)
And more on the roadmap!
The raffle: win 1 year of Premium
To celebrate 1 year of Premium, we’re giving away a 1 year license of GA4Dataform Premium to one lucky winner. And not just the license: you’ll get full support and an onboarding call.
Here’s how it works:
- You fill in the form to participate (or send the form to a friend).
- A winner is drawn, and receives a 100% discounted license key for 12 months.
- After that time, you can either cancel or continue using the license without the discount.
Participating is free and open to all until October 20, 2026.
Fill in the form to enter the raffle
What’s next
More webinars, a UI upgrade(!), a more nuanced pricing model, new modules (Google Search Console?), tutorials, and many other improvements are on the way. We (Artem, Johan, Simon, Jules and Krisztián) are buzzing with ideas and eager to share more.
To everyone who has been following along, used GA4Dataform in any way, or put their trust in our paid offering: our immense gratitude goes out to you. Thank you.
