Fyr provides a wide range of widgets to help you visualize and analyze data in your custom dashboards. Most widgets can display metrics at the account, campaign, ad group, or ad level from your connected third-party channels, as well as competitor data (if Competitor Monitoring is enabled). For Google Ads, widgets also support data at the keyword and search term level. Below is an overview of each widget type and how you can use them.
Stat Cards
The Stat Card highlights a single metric at a glance.
- Supports metrics from connected channels and competitors
- Compare performance across time by selecting a comparison period in the date picker
- Best for tracking key KPIs such as impressions, CTR, ROAS, or conversions
Use case: Instantly see whether performance is trending up or down.
Line Charts & Stacked Line Charts
The Line Chart displays one or multiple trend lines for one or two metrics.
- Choose between showing data for all accounts/campaigns/ad groups/ads, or specific ones
- Compare metrics over time with clear trend visualization
- The stacked version lets you see how segments contribute to the total
Use case: Monitor how performance evolves over time across campaigns or channels.
Bar Charts & Stacked Bar Charts
The Bar Chart displays one or multiple bars for one or two metrics.
- Choose between showing data for all campaigns/ad groups/ads, or specific ones
- Compare metrics over time with clear trend visualization
- The stacked version lets you see how segments contribute to the total
Use case: Monitor how performance evolves over time across campaigns or channels.
Data Tables
The Data Table displays detailed metrics in table format.
- Supports all metrics from connected channels
- Can be shown at account, campaign, ad group, or ad level (also, keyword and search terms level for Google Ads specific)
Options available in setup:
- Configure conversion groups or specific conversions
- Add a widget title
- Sort by any metric
- Select number of rows to display
- Toggle pagination, comparison, or hierarchy
- Apply filters (e.g., only show campaigns with impressions > 0)
Use case: Deep-dive into granular performance data with flexible filtering.
Post Cards
The Post Cards widget previews ads or posts from your connected channels or social posts from competitors.
- Shows a visual preview along with performance metrics
- Choose to display:
- 1 post
- 2–4 posts
- 3–9 posts
- Sort by metric or select specific posts
Use case: Quickly compare the creative and performance of ads or social content.
Heatmap
The Heatmap visualizes data across time or categories.
- For social media and competitor accounts → visualize posting hours
- For GA4 → visualize e-commerce data or conversions/events
Use case: Identify when competitors post, or discover peak times for engagement and conversions.
Goals & Pinned Goals
The Goals widget shows progress toward goals you’ve set in the Analytics → Goals area.
- Displays performance against goals over your selected period
Use case: Track goal progress in real time without needing to open Analytics.
Site Score & Site Score (Compact)
Displays the latest score for your website (domain added in Settings), based on the Google Lighthouse test.
- Compact version takes up less dashboard space
Use case: Monitor ongoing website health and performance.
Textbox
The Textbox widget adds rich text content to your dashboard.
- Supports headings (H1–H6), bold, italic, quotes, strikethrough, underline
- Add tables, lists, images, code blocks, links, or embedded YouTube videos
- Includes an AI assistant to help rewrite or format text
- Can be resized to fit across the dashboard grid
Use case: Add notes, explanations, or contextual insights alongside your data.
Imagebox
The Imagebox lets you upload and display images in your dashboard.
- Supports PNG and JPG files (up to 10 MB)
- Resizable within the dashboard grid
Use case: Include visuals such as logos, campaign creatives, brand assets, or charts from external tools.
Headline
The Headline widget adds headings to your dashboard.
- Supports H1–H6 heading levels
- Adjustable to span across the dashboard or fit into narrow spaces
Use case: Organize and label dashboard sections for clarity.
With these widgets, you can create dashboards that are not only data-rich but also visually structured and easy to interpret.
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