The intelligence layer
to connect every dot.
The Marketing Brain connects your ads, CRM, website and business data into one source of truth, so you understand what’s happening, why, and what to do next.
The Marketing Brain connects your ads, CRM, website and business data into one source of truth, so you understand what’s happening, why, and what to do next.
100+ businesses
adopting AI agents
“We’re getting a clearer picture of which channels bring better leads, without the long wait.”
“We got the marketing experts to put their knowledge in a solution and now we get it everyday!”
“I don’t wanna speak too soon, but I love this. I’ve been waiting for this my whole life!”
“We got the marketing experts to put their knowledge in a solution and now we get it everyday!”
“We’re getting a clearer picture of which channels bring better leads, without the long wait.”
“We got the marketing experts to put their knowledge in a solution and now we get it everyday!”
“I don’t wanna speak too soon, but I love this. I’ve been waiting for this my whole life!”
“We got the marketing experts to put their knowledge in a solution and now we get it everyday!”
How it works.
How it works.
It thinks.
It thinks.
Connect everything you know.
Connect everything you know.
Bring your ads, CRM, website, analytics, socials, brand guidelines, campaigns, creative, conversations and sales data into one intelligence layer.
Bring your ads, CRM, website, analytics, socials, brand guidelines, campaigns, creative, conversations and sales data into one intelligence layer.
Build any view in seconds.
Build any view in seconds.
Segment any metric, cohort or trend however you want, without waiting for someone to build another dashboard.
Segment any metric, cohort or trend however you want, without waiting for someone to build another dashboard.
Uncover insights no human could.
Uncover insights no human could.
Analyze millions of signals across your business to find patterns buried across disconnected data.
Analyze millions of signals across your business to find patterns buried across disconnected data.
It watches.
It watches.
Spot what matters before you ask.
Spot what matters before you ask.
Proactively surfaces trends, anomalies and opportunities using marketing expertise built into the Brain.
Proactively surfaces trends, anomalies and opportunities using marketing expertise built into the Brain.
See what actually drives growth.
See what actually drives growth.
Connect every step from ad to lead, conversation, customer and revenue to understand what really converts.
Connect every step from ad to lead, conversation, customer and revenue to understand what really converts.
It acts.
It acts.
Remember everything you learn.
Remember everything you learn.
Turn every campaign, decision, result and customer insight into permanent company memory.
Turn every campaign, decision, result and customer insight into permanent company memory.
Make every agent smarter.
Make every agent smarter.
Give every agent the same company context, history and intelligence so they make better decisions.
Give every agent the same company context, history and intelligence so they make better decisions.
Get answers where you work.
Get answers where you work.
Ask questions and get insights directly in Slack, Teams, WhatsApp, or wherever your team already works.
Ask questions and get insights directly in Slack, Teams, WhatsApp, or wherever your team already works.
Who is this for?
Who is this for?
Who is this for?
Three people we built the Marketing Brain for.
Three people we built the Marketing Brain for.
Three people we built the Marketing Brain for.
Tired CMO who has to 10x her company with the same headcount.
Gets every answer about her marketing in seconds.
Ambitious CEO who wants to know what drives growth.
Gets ads, CRM and revenue in one source of truth.
Small team with data spread across ten tools.
Gets an analyst who has read every number.
Built like a senior performance marketer.
Built like a senior performance marketer.
Built like a senior performance marketer.
Specialized marketing intelligence trained on
insights from $50M+ in ad spend.
Specialized marketing intelligence trained on insights from $50M+ in ad spend.
By
20B+
20B+
Views generated
$50M+
$50M+
Ad spend managed
10 years
10 years
Experience
100+
100+
Businesses
“We didn’t automate marketing. We wrote down how we make decisions at 6am and taught an agent to do the reading.”
Lesha Mansukhani · Chief Marketing Officer @ Nas.com
Backed by top investors.
Backed by top investors.
Backed by top investors.
$40M
Raised
Our agents vs the rest.
Our agents vs the rest.
Our agents vs the rest.
Your accounts, business data and everything the agent learns stay yours.
Surfaces trends, anomalies and opportunities before you ask.
10 years of marketing knowledge and insights from $50M+ in ad spend inform every decision.
Connects your company context and history so every agent makes better decisions.
Meet the rest of your team.
Meet the rest of
your team.
Meet the rest of your team.
Fortune 500 marketing.
Built for small businesses.
Fortune 500 marketing.
Built for small businesses.
Fortune 500 marketing.
Built for small businesses.
Fortune 500 marketing.
Built for small businesses.
FAQ.
The Marketing Brain is the shared intelligence layer connecting your marketing channels, CRM, website data and business knowledge. It proactively monitors performance, investigates changes and surfaces opportunities using your goals, customers and historical results as context. It also gives specialist agents a shared source of truth, so their recommendations and actions reflect the same understanding of your business.
A dashboard shows metrics; the Marketing Brain helps investigate what they mean and what deserves attention. It proactively connects changes in advertising performance with downstream CRM outcomes, flags mismatches and recommends next steps. If lead volume rises while qualification falls, it can investigate which campaigns are contributing and bring the findings to your team.
Yes, where connected advertising and CRM records support the analysis. The Marketing Brain examines how leads progress through qualification, sales stages and customer conversion, highlighting campaigns that generate valuable outcomes and those that underperform after the initial inquiry. It surfaces these findings to help your team assess where to investigate, test or reconsider spending.
The Marketing Brain uses connected advertising performance, website analytics, CRM records and business context, including your offers, goals and definition of a valuable customer. Your dedicated engineer helps establish the supported connections. These inputs let the Brain proactively investigate performance against your priorities and give specialist agents context for their ongoing work
Yes. The Marketing Brain can track how groups of leads progress over time and connect later qualification or sales outcomes to the campaigns that acquired them. It helps distinguish emerging signals from results that need more time, flagging changes in funnel progression without treating recent leads as failed opportunities simply because they have not converted yet.
The Marketing Brain can help surface gaps or inconsistencies that limit the analysis, such as missing lead sources or uneven qualification records, and highlight where better tracking is needed. Your engineer helps scope the initial setup around usable data. Recommendations should make those limitations clear, so your team knows which findings it can act on and which need further investigation.
FAQ.
The Marketing Brain is the shared intelligence layer connecting your marketing channels, CRM, website data and business knowledge. It proactively monitors performance, investigates changes and surfaces opportunities using your goals, customers and historical results as context. It also gives specialist agents a shared source of truth, so their recommendations and actions reflect the same understanding of your business.
A dashboard shows metrics; the Marketing Brain helps investigate what they mean and what deserves attention. It proactively connects changes in advertising performance with downstream CRM outcomes, flags mismatches and recommends next steps. If lead volume rises while qualification falls, it can investigate which campaigns are contributing and bring the findings to your team.
Yes, where connected advertising and CRM records support the analysis. The Marketing Brain examines how leads progress through qualification, sales stages and customer conversion, highlighting campaigns that generate valuable outcomes and those that underperform after the initial inquiry. It surfaces these findings to help your team assess where to investigate, test or reconsider spending.
The Marketing Brain uses connected advertising performance, website analytics, CRM records and business context, including your offers, goals and definition of a valuable customer. Your dedicated engineer helps establish the supported connections. These inputs let the Brain proactively investigate performance against your priorities and give specialist agents context for their ongoing work
Yes. The Marketing Brain can track how groups of leads progress over time and connect later qualification or sales outcomes to the campaigns that acquired them. It helps distinguish emerging signals from results that need more time, flagging changes in funnel progression without treating recent leads as failed opportunities simply because they have not converted yet.
The Marketing Brain can help surface gaps or inconsistencies that limit the analysis, such as missing lead sources or uneven qualification records, and highlight where better tracking is needed. Your engineer helps scope the initial setup around usable data. Recommendations should make those limitations clear, so your team knows which findings it can act on and which need further investigation.
FAQ.
The Marketing Brain is the shared intelligence layer connecting your marketing channels, CRM, website data and business knowledge. It proactively monitors performance, investigates changes and surfaces opportunities using your goals, customers and historical results as context. It also gives specialist agents a shared source of truth, so their recommendations and actions reflect the same understanding of your business.
A dashboard shows metrics; the Marketing Brain helps investigate what they mean and what deserves attention. It proactively connects changes in advertising performance with downstream CRM outcomes, flags mismatches and recommends next steps. If lead volume rises while qualification falls, it can investigate which campaigns are contributing and bring the findings to your team.
Yes, where connected advertising and CRM records support the analysis. The Marketing Brain examines how leads progress through qualification, sales stages and customer conversion, highlighting campaigns that generate valuable outcomes and those that underperform after the initial inquiry. It surfaces these findings to help your team assess where to investigate, test or reconsider spending.
The Marketing Brain uses connected advertising performance, website analytics, CRM records and business context, including your offers, goals and definition of a valuable customer. Your dedicated engineer helps establish the supported connections. These inputs let the Brain proactively investigate performance against your priorities and give specialist agents context for their ongoing work
Yes. The Marketing Brain can track how groups of leads progress over time and connect later qualification or sales outcomes to the campaigns that acquired them. It helps distinguish emerging signals from results that need more time, flagging changes in funnel progression without treating recent leads as failed opportunities simply because they have not converted yet.
The Marketing Brain can help surface gaps or inconsistencies that limit the analysis, such as missing lead sources or uneven qualification records, and highlight where better tracking is needed. Your engineer helps scope the initial setup around usable data. Recommendations should make those limitations clear, so your team knows which findings it can act on and which need further investigation.
FAQ.
The Marketing Brain is the shared intelligence layer connecting your marketing channels, CRM, website data and business knowledge. It proactively monitors performance, investigates changes and surfaces opportunities using your goals, customers and historical results as context. It also gives specialist agents a shared source of truth, so their recommendations and actions reflect the same understanding of your business.
A dashboard shows metrics; the Marketing Brain helps investigate what they mean and what deserves attention. It proactively connects changes in advertising performance with downstream CRM outcomes, flags mismatches and recommends next steps. If lead volume rises while qualification falls, it can investigate which campaigns are contributing and bring the findings to your team.
Yes, where connected advertising and CRM records support the analysis. The Marketing Brain examines how leads progress through qualification, sales stages and customer conversion, highlighting campaigns that generate valuable outcomes and those that underperform after the initial inquiry. It surfaces these findings to help your team assess where to investigate, test or reconsider spending.
The Marketing Brain uses connected advertising performance, website analytics, CRM records and business context, including your offers, goals and definition of a valuable customer. Your dedicated engineer helps establish the supported connections. These inputs let the Brain proactively investigate performance against your priorities and give specialist agents context for their ongoing work
Yes. The Marketing Brain can track how groups of leads progress over time and connect later qualification or sales outcomes to the campaigns that acquired them. It helps distinguish emerging signals from results that need more time, flagging changes in funnel progression without treating recent leads as failed opportunities simply because they have not converted yet.
The Marketing Brain can help surface gaps or inconsistencies that limit the analysis, such as missing lead sources or uneven qualification records, and highlight where better tracking is needed. Your engineer helps scope the initial setup around usable data. Recommendations should make those limitations clear, so your team knows which findings it can act on and which need further investigation.