Causal measurement using geographic holdouts. Estimate the counterfactual with time-based regression, synthetic control, augmented synthetic control (ASCM), synthetic difference-in-differences (SDID), or Bayesian structural time series (BSTS) models—then compare results side-by-side with uncertainty intervals for every counterfactual-derived metric.
All your tests, one database
We utilize a custom, proprietary algorithm built from the ground up to identify optimal treatment and control regions. This is the most powerful design algorithm available, performing:
Select the counterfactual model(s) you want to run—or run them all—and compare every result. We show every model run and the uncertainty intervals for all metrics that incorporate the counterfactual baseline.
A transparent baseline that learns time-based relationships between treatment and control markets.
Constructs a synthetic counterfactual from a weighted combination of control markets.
Augmented synthetic control method that improves robustness when perfect controls are hard to find.
Double-robust approach that combines unit and time weights for counterfactual estimation.
State-space time-series modeling that produces a probabilistic counterfactual and credible uncertainty.
Run one model or run them all—then compare results side-by-side to stress-test your lift estimates.
We don’t hide models or cherry-pick outputs. Every model run is visible so you can understand what each approach implies.
View wide and narrow uncertainty intervals for all metrics that incorporate the counterfactual baseline (not just the counterfactual series itself).
A centralized platform to design, execute, and analyze all your geo incrementality tests. All stored in one database for future reference.
Geo lift tests create causal ground truth you can use to calibrate and validate our future MMM model implementation.
Test any channel where you can control spend or delivery by geography. Store results centrally to build your calibration database.
Coming soon: Run housefile and prospect list tests for channels where you control the audience.
Flexible configuration for various causal inference needs.
Standard exclusion testing where a specific region is suppressed to measure the incremental contribution of a channel.
Factorial designs to measure interaction effects between multiple channels or tactics.
Response curve modeling by testing varied spend levels across comparable regions.
Pure lift measurement for channels with poor attribution visibility (e.g., TV, OOH).
The models and tests matter, but the workflow around them matters too. Shako Stats is designed to become the operating system around experiment planning, metadata, documentation, and cross-test learning.
Centralize datasets, mappings, and historical records so experiments and models always start from the same source of truth.
Organize tests by audience, creative strategy, bidding logic, or business objective so learnings remain searchable and reusable.
See what tests are planned, in-flight, or completed so overlapping interventions and measurement conflicts are easier to manage.
Turn methodology, definitions, and experiment design guidance into an internal operating system instead of leaving them scattered across decks.