Connects to the toolsyou already use.

Google Analytics, Search Console, Tag Manager, and LinkedIn are free. Your ads, CRM, and the rest come with Growth. Nothing changes without your yes.

13 connections, read every night

Google Analytics 4

Analytics

Free

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.

Reads

PostHog

Analytics

Growth

What people actually do on your site and in your product: visitors, pageviews, sessions and the events you track, and where the traffic came from. Curve uses it to see which pages, sources and campaigns bring people in and how that activity moves day by day. Read-only: Curve reads aggregate reports, never individual people or session recordings.

Reads

Google Search Console

Search

Free

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.

Reads

Google Tag Manager

Measurement

Free

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.

Reads

Google Ads

Advertising

Growth

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.

Reads

Meta Ads

Advertising

Growth

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).

Reads

Bing Ads

Advertising

Growth

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.

Reads

ChatGPT Ads

Advertising

Growth

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.

Reads

LinkedIn

Social

Free

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

ReadsPosts when you approve

Salesforce

CRM

Growth

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.

Reads

HubSpot

CRM

Growth

What your marketing actually turns into: deals by pipeline and stage, win rates and the companies and contacts behind them, read straight from your HubSpot account. Curve uses it to connect marketing activity to revenue and to see which deals are moving. Read-only: Curve never writes to HubSpot.

Attio

CRM

Growth

What your marketing actually turns into: deals by stage, win rates and the companies and people behind them, read straight from your Attio workspace. Curve uses it to connect marketing activity to revenue and to see which deals are moving. Read-only: Curve never writes to Attio.

GitHub

Code

Growth

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.

Pull requests when you approve

Built in.Nothing to connect.

Market data, your own site's health, and where you stand in AI answers. Every plan.

Keyword & competitor data

Keyword demand, competitor rankings, and AI-search visibility. Nothing to connect or pay for separately.

Site crawler

Curve reads your own site on a schedule: pages, assets, sitemap, and whether AI bots can read it.

PageSpeed and Core Web Vitals

Lighthouse scores and real-visitor data per page, rolled into your technical health.

AI-search answers

Live answers from the AI engines your buyers ask, checked against the competitors you name.

Reddit discovery

Threads where a founder's reply would land. Curve writes the reply and waits for your yes.

Coming soon,no dates promised.

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  • Klaviyo
  • Intercom
  • Notion
  • Shopify
  • WordPress
  • Framer
  • Stripe
  • Microsoft Teams
FAQ

Questions, answered.

  • Google Analytics, Search Console, Tag Manager, and LinkedIn connect on every plan, and so does the MCP server. Your ad accounts, the CRMs, PostHog, GitHub, and the Slack app come with Growth.

  • Curve reads. The only writes are the ones you approve: a LinkedIn post published as your page or as you, and a GitHub pull request you review and merge. Curve never changes your ad accounts or your CRM.

  • Every night, and sooner for the surfaces you ask it to watch closely. Everything it reads lands in one picture, so a change on one channel can explain another.

  • Disconnect from Integrations in Supercurve and Curve stops reading at once; the access tokens are deleted. Each setup guide says what happens to the data already stored.

  • Yes. Tell us on the contact page. The ones customers ask for most are built first.