OAuth, not credentials
You authorise through the provider and we hold a scoped token. Nobody pastes a password into a settings field, and you can revoke access from the provider at any time without contacting us.
Marketing Titan does not need integrations to work — every section already shares one customer record. These connect you to the outside world: ad networks, your website, your payment processor, and the CRM you are migrating from.
This is the important distinction. In a normal stack, integrations hold your own tools together and break when one changes. Here they only reach outside the platform — nothing internal depends on a sync running on schedule.
Spend, creative and results flow back into the same record
Publish, schedule and measure across every network
Two-way sync while you migrate, or permanently
Send from the tools you already trust
Powers AI calling and text sequences
Orders and revenue on the same timeline as spend
Forms, blog and chat on your existing site
Feed attribution with what you already collect
Meetings and webinars attached to the contact record
Tickets and conversations beside the deal
Everything else
The kind you are paying for now
The only kind here
“An integration that reaches outward is a feature. An integration holding your own tools together is a liability you pay a subscription for.”
Why the count matters less than the direction
An integration here is not a nightly export into a staging table. Connecting an ad account or a store attaches that data to the same contacts, deals and campaigns every other part of the platform already reads.
You authorise through the provider and we hold a scoped token. Nobody pastes a password into a settings field, and you can revoke access from the provider at any time without contacting us.
Ad spend attaches to the campaign. A Stripe payment attaches to the contact and the deal. There is no separate integrations database that reporting has to be joined against later.
Once connected, the analytics agent can read the ad performance and the audience agent can push a segment back out. No extra configuration to make the AI aware of a new source.
Reaches thousands of applications we do not connect to directly. The usual answer for a long-tail tool.
Push events out as they happen and accept them in. The route for anything you have built yourself.
API keys are scoped to a single organisation, so a key you issue can only ever reach your own data.
62 platforms across 11 categories — advertising, social, CRM, email, voice, commerce, CMS, analytics, calendar, support and developer tooling. All are included on every plan with no per-connector charge.
Yes, both. They are commonly used during migration so you can run in parallel, but plenty of teams keep a CRM connected permanently.
No. There is no premium-connector tier and no per-integration fee. Plans differ on volume, not on which platforms you may connect.
Three routes: Zapier for the long tail, webhooks for event-driven cases, and the API for anything custom. If you depend on a niche connector, check before switching — our marketplace is much smaller than HubSpot’s.
No, and this is the main point. Marketing, sales, brand, analytics and billing already share one customer record. Integrations only reach outside the platform, so nothing internal depends on a sync completing.
Every integration is included on every plan, including the free one. No connector fees, no "premium integrations" tier.