Integration · Google

One OAuth path for GSC, GA4, Ads, GTM, and PageSpeed

Minimum read-only scopes power the revenue graph. Start with Search Console and Analytics; add Ads, Tag Manager, and PageSpeed as recipes need them.

Page intent

When to use “Google stack”

This connector page explains how the integration feeds the shared SEO, Ads, and CRO revenue graph — not a siloed tool brochure.

  • Day-one minimumGSC + GA4 unlock query → page → conversion joins. Everything else enriches the same paths.
  • Read-only Ads postureGoogle Ads is connected for reporting and opportunity insights — not silent bid or campaign writes.
  • Per-site property mappingAgencies map one Search Console / GA4 / Ads customer per site workspace so credentials never cross clients.

What Google stack unlocks

Capability 01

Day-one minimum

GSC + GA4 unlock query → page → conversion joins. Everything else enriches the same paths.

Capability 02

Read-only Ads posture

Google Ads is connected for reporting and opportunity insights — not silent bid or campaign writes.

Capability 03

Per-site property mapping

Agencies map one Search Console / GA4 / Ads customer per site workspace so credentials never cross clients.

Google connectors in this stack

Related

Related features, use cases & reading

FAQ

Google stack FAQs

Which Google products do I need first?

Search Console and GA4. Add Ads for paid overlap, Tag Manager for hygiene recipes, and PageSpeed for CWV on money URLs.

Where do I connect this after signup?

Use Dashboard → Connect for Google, Bing, and Clarity per site. Use Integrations for CRM, email, project tools, and LLM keys.

Where is the connecting guide?

See Guides → Connecting Google for consent, property mapping, and re-authorization tips.

Connect Google stack

Request a private beta seat — or explore the full interactive demo with sample data.