For agencies
Be the first to know, not the second
Agencies run more GA4 properties and Google Ads accounts than anyone has time to check. ainpulse checks every one of them every day, and pings the account manager who owns the client when something steps out of pattern — before the client notices.
Per-client alert routing
acme-store.com
Critical#client-acme
Slack · email
client-shop.com
High#client-shop
Slack · email
brand-site.com
Medium#client-brand
Slack · email
Each client's alerts land where their account manager already looks.
The coverage gap
The pattern is the same at every agency. The top client accounts get checked thoroughly. The middle tier gets checked weekly. The rest get checked when the client asks. Nobody plans it that way — it's arithmetic. Checking every property, every metric, every day doesn't fit into anyone's morning.
And the morning scan that does happen mostly confirms that the headline numbers haven't moved. Sessions look fine, conversions look fine, done. A composition shift inside those numbers — organic falling while paid quietly covers it — passes the scan every time.
They're not monitoring. They're confirming
The Monday email
"Hey — do conversions look off to you? Something changed around Wednesday." The team opens the account, and the client is right. Tracking broke five days ago. Now the explanation has to walk backward through a week of decisions made on bad numbers — and the client watched the whole thing happen from outside.
The cost isn't the fix. Broken tags get fixed in an hour. The cost is being the last person to notice, on an account you're paid to watch.
With detection in place, the same event reads differently: "We caught a tracking break on Wednesday morning — fix went out the same day, here's what the data gap looks like." A small conversation, not a quarterly surprise. Same failure, opposite effect on the relationship.
Your clients' accounts, watched from tomorrow
Connect properties via OAuth in minutes — baselines build from the history that's already there.
Agency ops
Monitoring at agency scale fails on operations before it fails on detection. The parts below are the operational shape that survives client number ten.
Client A's alerts go to the Slack channel their account manager watches. Client B's go elsewhere. A shared feed where every client's alerts land trains the team to ignore the feed — so we don't do that.
Connect a property via OAuth in minutes. Baselines build from its own history — no custom alert per property per metric, no threshold spreadsheet to maintain as accounts come and go.
Connecting a new client's properties sits alongside access provisioning and reporting setup. First checks run the next day; a workable baseline builds from the history that's already there.
Daily checks don't rank clients by retainer size. The smallest account gets the same watching as the biggest — which is exactly the tier where problems used to surface last.
Pricing
$5–10 per property per month depending on plan, with volume discounts from 5 properties up. No seats, no platform fee — the bill follows what you track, so it scales with your client roster in both directions.
Questions
Connect one client property in under five minutes. See how the first alert reads when it lands in the right channel.