Hotjar · Hubspot · Clarity · Segment

Add tools without breaking
what works.

Every script added straight to a site is a new way for measurement to fail. Routing tools through your container keeps loading order, consent and event ownership in one place.

Standard scope. Anything unusual is confirmed on the kickoff call.

Fixed price per tool

No retainer

Each one verified

Make your marketing tools work together.

Tell us which tools need connecting and what data should flow between them. We'll scope the integration.
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The symptoms

When a new tool breaks an old one

Each tool added the wrong way becomes another place your measurement can quietly fail.

A tool added directly to the site, bypassing the container entirely

A container that's accumulated tools from three different teams

Events started duplicating after an integration went live

Consent settings not gating third-party scripts that need gating

Hotjar, HubSpot or Intercom competing with your analytics events

Two containers on one site after a tool was installed separately

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What changes

One container. Clean integrations.

Routing every tool through a single container means they fire in a known order, with the right data, under the right consent conditions.

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All tools managed in one place with deliberate trigger logic

Consent categories applied so tools respect user choices

No duplicate events from overlapping tags

Your analytics tracking unaffected by anything else in the container

Loading order and performance managed centrally

Scope

What's included

Per-tool setup
The correct template or custom implementation is used for each tool, with platform-specific triggers and variables.
Consent
Each tool is gated by the appropriate consent category, with tags firing only when permission is granted.
Conflict check
The container is audited for existing conflicts, with duplicate firing and event overlaps resolved before implementation.
Verification
Each integration is tested and confirmed working, with analytics data checked to ensure it remains unaffected.
Standard scope
Supports Hotjar, HubSpot, Intercom, Clarity, Segment, and LinkedIn Insight Tag, with other tools confirmed at kickoff.

Process

How the work runs

Kickoff call

We look at your container, the tools you need, and any conflicts already present.

Audit and clean

We resolve existing conflicts and duplicate firing before adding anything new.

Integrate and verify

Each tool configured, consent-gated, and confirmed working without affecting your analytics.

Results

What you're left with

Fit

Who this is for

Teams adding tools regularly without a consistent process
Sites where data quality dropped after a new tool went live
Businesses whose consent setup doesn't cover third-party scripts
Anyone whose container has grown without an owner

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What does $79 actually cover?

One tool connected through your container: the tag and trigger configuration, event and parameter mapping, consent gating, testing in preview and DebugView, and brief documentation. It doesn't cover custom API development, which we'd quote separately if your tool needs it.

Can you link session recordings to conversions?

Yes, and it's the most useful thing on this page. We pass a shared identifier between the tools so you can move from an analytics segment - people who abandoned checkout, say — straight into the recordings for those exact sessions.

How do you track things that happen off-site?

Booking tools and payment pages expose events we can listen for and forward, along with the campaign that drove them. Embedded widgets need iframe messaging; redirects need the cross-domain handoff handled so attribution isn't lost. Both are routine.

My tool isn't listed. Now what?

Ask. If it exposes events through a JavaScript SDK, a webhook or an accessible API, it's usually the standard $79. If it genuinely needs custom development we'll say so and quote it before you commit.