Why one platform
Fewer tools, fewer gaps between them
The cost of a marketing stack is not just the subscriptions. It is the joins: the exports, the integrations and the numbers that disagree. Here is what uForge replaces, and where a specialist may still be the right call.
| Job | Typical approach | In uForge |
|---|---|---|
| Website | A separate website builder or CMS | Visual editor, templates, static builds |
| Web analytics | A free analytics tool tied to an ad network | Sadang first-party tracking |
| Attribution | A specialist attribution tool connected by integration | Six models on the same data as the CRM |
| Behaviour | A heatmap tool with its own script | Heatmaps and scroll depth in Sadang |
| Server-side conversions | Hosted server-side tagging | Built in for Meta, Google Ads, TikTok, Microsoft |
| CRM | A CRM priced per seat | Organisations, contacts, pipelines, activities |
| Automation | An automation or integration tool | Workflow rules and messaging built in |
| SEO | An SEO suite | Audits, alerts, keyword research, AI visibility |
| Social | A social scheduler | Calendar, scheduling and publishing |
Where a specialist may still suit you
We would rather you trust the rest of this page, so:
- Deep SEO research. Rank and backlink data in uForge comes from a third-party data provider. If SEO research is your whole job, a dedicated suite will go further.
- Full accounting. uForge's finance module handles invoices, bills and inventory, but it is not a statutory accounting package.
- Real estate. The real-estate module is still in development.
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