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Marketing
- Home Your product desk, in one briefing.
- Pricing Flat per account. No event meters.
- Sample briefing What a Monday briefing looks like — real, anonymized.
- Architecture One Durable Object per tenant.
- Security Tenant-isolated by design. Retention, deletion, sub-processors, SOC 2 status.
- Herald vs PostHog Flat-rate alternative to a dashboard builder.
- Herald vs Mixpanel Flat $29/mo, no MTU math.
- Herald vs Amplitude Flat pricing, briefings not dashboards.
- Herald vs Baremetrics Beyond Stripe, flat $29/mo.
- Herald vs ChartMogul Flat $29/mo, beyond billing data.
- Herald vs Pulse Stripe plus product signals, flat $29/mo.
- Herald vs Equals No spreadsheets — just the briefing.
- Herald vs Pry Operating intelligence, not runway forecasting.
- Help Center Short answers, written like the briefing.
- Changelog What we shipped, when.
- Blog Dispatches from the Herald desk.
- The briefing What arrives on Monday.
- Ask anything Chat scoped to your product.
- Every signal What Herald reads.
- FAQ Answers to what founders actually ask.
Help Center
Getting started
- Create your first Product Eight minutes from signup to a provisioned tenant — Durable Object, ingest email, SDK keys, and an agent ready to read.
- Install the JavaScript SDK One snippet in your root layout and events land in your Product's Durable Object within seconds.
- Connect Stripe OAuth, then 90 days of history backfilled into your Durable Object — enough to light up the revenue section on day one.
- Invite a teammate Seats on Team and Scale plans let your co-founder, head of growth, or chief of staff share the same briefings, chats, and watchlists.
The briefing
- What's in your Monday briefing Seven sections, ~400 words, scannable in three minutes. Here's what each part means, who wrote it, and how Herald put it together.
- If your briefing looks wrong How to correct a miscounted MRR, a mislabeled feedback cluster, or a bogus "person to talk to." Every correction teaches Herald for next Monday.
Ask Herald
- Ask Herald anything Factual, diagnostic, exploratory — the three shapes chat answers, how Herald runs SQL safely, and how semantic annotations sharpen accuracy over time.
- Common chat queries Fifteen real questions founders ask Herald, grouped by shape — factual, diagnostic, exploratory — with the kind of answer each returns.
Integrations
- Forward an email Zero setup, zero OAuth. Every Product has an auto-provisioned inbox — forward anything and Herald routes it.
- Sales-call transcripts Paste or forward transcripts and Herald extracts objections, pricing signals, and feature requests with timestamps.
- Connect Intercom OAuth, 60 days of conversation history, and Intercom threads show up in the Feedback section of next Monday's briefing.
- Slack alerts Route watchlist firings and anomaly alerts to Slack so you see them in the channel you live in, not in yet another inbox.
Blog
Changelog
Integrations
- All integrations Every source Herald reads — live and coming soon.
- Customer.io Herald will pull Customer.io campaign responses, unsubscribes, and reply intent so the briefing knows which accounts are disengaging from your outbound — before they churn.
- HubSpot Herald will read your HubSpot deals, contacts, and notes so the Monday briefing knows which accounts are late-stage, which churned prospects converted elsewhere, and which open deals haven't moved.
- Intercom Herald reads your Intercom conversations, clusters the recurring themes, and surfaces the ones tied to churn risk or feature demand — in plain English, every Monday.
- Linear Herald will read your Linear backlog and surface which issues trace back to customer feedback clusters — so you know what you're building, and who's waiting for it.
- Loops Herald will ingest replies and unsubscribe signals from your Loops campaigns and surface them as feedback clusters and churn signals in the briefing — so you know what your outbound emails are actually saying back to you.
- Mixpanel Herald will read your Mixpanel events and turn them into usage signals, activation flags, and anomaly alerts in the Monday briefing — without asking you to build a single report.
- Notion Herald will read your Notion product docs, decision logs, and customer notes so the briefing and chat agent can reference what your team already knows when answering questions.
- Plausible Herald will pull your Plausible site stats and correlate traffic patterns with trial starts, activation, and conversion — so you know which content and channels drive real revenue, not just clicks.
- PostHog Herald will pull your PostHog events into the briefing as usage signals, activation patterns, and anomalies — so you get the insight, not another dashboard to maintain.
- Segment Herald will connect to your Segment source, read your track and identify events, and surface them as weekly usage signals and activation patterns without any additional SDK install.
- Slack Herald posts your Monday briefing and watchlist alerts to a Slack channel of your choice — so the whole team sees the signal without hunting for it. Inbound Slack feedback ingestion is on the roadmap.
- Stripe Herald pulls charges, subscriptions, trials, and MRR into every briefing. Ask about churn risk, trial conversion, or revenue composition without opening the Stripe dashboard.
For founders
- Agency builders Three products in one founder's head. One briefing each Monday.
- Seed-stage SaaS teams Past PMF, pre-CFO. Stop arguing about which dashboard.
- Solo founders When you are the team, the dashboard is the bottleneck.
- YC founders Don't write your own internal tooling. Just read the briefing.
Legal
- Privacy Policy What we collect, where it lives, how to delete it.
- Terms & Conditions The contract between you and Herald.
- Sub-processors The companies we engage to deliver the service.
- Data Processing Addendum Available on request — covers EU/UK GDPR, CCPA, and EU SCCs.
- Cookie Policy What cookies we set, where, and why.
- Acceptable Use Policy What you may and may not do with Herald.