Connect the stack you already run.

Google Analytics 4

Who actually shows up: sessions, channels, devices, geography and the events that convert. Curve uses it to separate paid from organic, spot which pages earn their traffic, and notice a drop the day it starts.

Google Search Console

Every query you actually rank for, with clicks, impressions and position. Curve uses it to catch pages slipping in search and to find the queries you're one rewrite away from winning.

Google Tag Manager

The tags, triggers and variables your site actually runs, read from the published container. Curve uses it to audit your conversion tracking: which tags fire, where events go, and what quietly stopped working.

Google Ads

What your budget actually buys: spend, clicks, conversions and the search terms behind them, campaign by campaign. Curve uses it to see which campaigns earn their cost, flag wasted spend, and connect paid results to the rest of your marketing.

Meta Ads

What your Facebook and Instagram budget actually buys: spend, reach, clicks and purchases, campaign by campaign, down to the creative, plus the Facebook Pages you manage with their follower counts. Curve uses it to see which campaigns and ads earn their cost and to connect paid social to the rest of your marketing. Org admins can pause or resume campaigns, ad sets and ads from the dashboard; nothing else is ever changed (no budgets, no creatives, no new campaigns).

Bing Ads

What your Microsoft and Bing search budget actually buys: spend, clicks, conversions and the search terms behind them, campaign by campaign. Curve uses it to see which campaigns earn their cost and to connect Bing search results to the rest of your marketing. Read-only: Curve never changes your ads.

ChatGPT Ads

What your ChatGPT Ads budget buys: spend, impressions, clicks and conversions, campaign by campaign, down to each ad and its review status. Curve uses it to see which campaigns earn their cost. Read-only: Curve never changes your ads.

LinkedIn

Your company page and your own profile in one sign-in. Curve reads the page's impressions, clicks, comments and follower growth straight from LinkedIn, and posts approved drafts as the page or as you. Each teammate signs in once; the page follows whoever chose it.

Salesforce

What your marketing actually turns into: pipeline by stage, win rates, lead sources and campaign results, read straight from your CRM. Curve uses it to connect marketing activity to revenue and to answer where your best leads really come from. Read-only: Curve never writes to Salesforce.

GitHub

GitHub is where your website's code lives. Connected, Curve can propose changes as pull requests on the repo you choose: you review and merge every change, and nothing touches your default branch directly. Today that means new blog posts written in the format of the folder you expose.