Six data sources joined into one warehouse, an hourly tracker with an end-of-day forecast, and Pulsar deciding every bid underneath it. Not a reporting layer bolted onto an agency, the thing the agency actually runs on.
entity and report sync cycle across every marketplace
30min
hourly tracker refresh with end-of-day forecast
10+
marketplaces under one login, role-based access
The tour
See it in 45 seconds.
What SYNQ does differently, and why it bends to the way you run accounts: every change on record, a goal for each product, automation you switch on one marketplace at a time, and read-only access for your brand partners.
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Modules
Built in the order the work actually happens.
Every module exists because a person on this team was doing it by hand and got tired of it. Nothing was built for a feature grid.
License the stack your competitors are building badly.
Most agencies either pay per seat for a tool that does one thing, or maintain a pile of scripts nobody wants to own. The SYNQ App is multi-client from the ground up: client isolation, role-based access, your own book of business in one place.
We run our own accounts on it every day, which means you inherit whatever we fix for ourselves.
Client isolation by default
Every query is scoped to a client. No cross-account leakage, ever.
Your bidding policy, not ours
Ceilings, objectives and scopes are set per client. Pulsar executes, you decide.
Shadow mode onboarding
Run it with writes disabled on a live account and compare against what your team would have done.
Limited pilot
We are taking a small number of agencies while the beta runs, so support stays direct.
We onboard in small batches so every account gets a proper shadow-mode period first. Tell us what you run and we will tell you honestly whether it is a fit yet.
Brands and agenciesUS and EU marketplacesNo card, no commitment
Frequently asked questions about the SYNQ App beta