Status reports lie. The platforms don't.
Every paid media agency runs into the same wall — they're monitoring multi-platform operations with single-platform tools. Corviq is the accountability layer built specifically for that wall.
What's actually broken in agency operations.
The verification gap
Your team reports green. Your client says ROAS tanked. Both can be right, because most reporting tools aggregate what your team uploads — they don't verify against the platform itself. Corviq reads directly from the API: what gets measured is what actually shipped.
The accountability gap
Performance reviews are gut calls. Hiring decisions are guesses. Without objective data on which specialists deliver consistent quality, you're managing by personality. Corviq scores every campaign across 8 dimensions — quality becomes measurable, not subjective.
The visibility gap
Issues surface from clients before they surface internally. By the time the monthly review catches the broken pixel, you've lost three weeks of conversions and one client's confidence. Corviq's monitoring agents catch issues in minutes, not weeks.
What Corviq does differently.
Verify what shipped, automatically.
Connect once, read continuously. Corviq pulls from Google, Meta, Shopify, GA4, and Search Console APIs every cycle and cross-checks the work. Tracking pixels, budget pacing, ROAS regressions, audience overlap — all monitored without anyone asking.
Score quality objectively, repeatedly.
Every campaign gets a Quality Score across naming consistency, account structure, tracking completeness, audience hygiene, creative rotation, bid strategy fit, budget pacing, and negative keyword coverage. Aggregate to specialist, client, or agency level. Trends visible over time.
Surface issues at the right moment.
Critical issues alert immediately. Warnings batch into morning summaries. Insights surface during weekly review prep. Each signal routed to who needs to see it, in the channel where they work — Slack, email, in-app.
Who Corviq is for (and isn't).
- Digital marketing agencies of every size (3 to 500+ people)
- Agencies managing paid media across multiple platforms
- Agency owners who need objective visibility into team output
- Operations teams scaling without losing control
- Teams using Slack, Google Workspace, Stripe
- Single-platform agencies (just Google, or just Meta — overkill)
- In-house marketing teams (different workflow, different priorities)
- Performance marketing freelancers (single operator, no scaling problem)
- Brand strategy agencies (we don't monitor brand campaigns, just paid media)
- Tools-replacement use cases (we complement AgencyAnalytics, not replace it)
Why this is the right moment.
AI changed what's possible.
Real-time monitoring + plain-English explanation used to require a dedicated analyst per client. AI grounding makes it operational at scale — answers tied to source data, not hallucinated.
Agency operations got harder, not easier.
Platform consolidation, attribution decay (iOS 14, third-party cookies), and rising client sophistication mean the old reporting cadence — monthly reviews, manual QA — doesn't keep up anymore.
The accountability category doesn't exist yet.
Reporting tools aggregate data. PM tools track tasks. Neither verifies the work happened correctly. That's the gap we built into.
Things we explicitly avoid.
We don't modify your campaigns.
Read-only platform access. Always. The line between observability and automation matters.
We don't sell or repurpose your data.
No data brokering. No AI training on customer data without consent. No benchmarking aggregation across customers.
We don't compete with our customers.
Corviq stays in the accountability and monitoring lane. We won't build creative tools, campaign management, or anything that puts us in conflict with the agencies using us.
We don't fake the marketing.
No testimonials without explicit permission. No screenshots that don't reflect the actual product. No stats without sources.
Convinced or curious?
See exactly what the four modules do, or skip to joining the waitlist for first access in Q3 2026.