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Sign in and create a workspace

Sign in at app.granvl.com. Your workspace groups everything: funnels, domains, ad accounts, and teammates.
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Connect your agent

Follow Connect your agent to add the granvl MCP server to the agent you already use, whether that’s Claude, Codex, Cursor, or any MCP client. This is how pages get built: you tell your agent “build me a lead-gen landing page for my mortgage offer with two headline variants” and it does the rest. The dashboard is for monitoring, managing, and optimizing, not authoring pages.
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Create a funnel

A funnel is a set of pages that work together (e.g. a landing page → thank-you page). Ask your agent to create one, or scaffold it from Funnels → New and have your agent fill in the pages. Each page holds one or more variants for split testing.
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Point a form somewhere (optional)

If your page captures leads, add a form destination in the funnel’s Integrations tab: a webhook, your CRM (GHL, HubSpot, ActiveCampaign…), or a lead network like LeadProsper. Submissions go straight from the visitor’s browser to your destination; granvl never stores them. See Forms.
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Connect a domain

Add your domain under Settings → Domains and set the DNS records shown. Pages serve from your domain with SSL. See Domains.
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Publish and drive traffic

Publish the funnel, then use Copy URL & Meta UTMs / Copy URL & Google UTMs on the funnel page to grab a tracking-ready URL for your ads. The UTM template auto-fills campaign / ad-set / ad IDs at delivery, which is what joins ad spend to conversions later.
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Watch it work

Visitors, conversions, and per-variant performance appear on the funnel page in near-real-time. Connect your ad accounts to see spend, CPL, and CPA next to them, and let the copilot suggest the next move. Google Ads connects today; the Meta connection is coming soon, and until then your agent can record Meta stats over MCP (see Ads).
A/B testing needs no setup: give a page two variants and granvl splits traffic between them automatically. Adjust weights any time; see Variants & testing.