Behavioral scoring on anonymous traffic, Salesforce or HubSpot bidirectional sync, and Twilio SMS speed-to-lead so the AE knows about the hot account before the tab closes – every change measured against an always-on 10% holdout so the pipeline lift is provably yours.
A director of ops at a mid-market logistics company reads your solutions page twice. She never fills the form on the first visit – almost nobody does. AXO does not need her to.
Illustration – authored copy showing two renders AXO could serve, not a customer account and not a measured result. The signals shown are ones AXO reads (behavioral scoring in-session; CRM stage via the Salesforce and HubSpot sync); the company and the wording are invented.
B2B traffic is thin by e-commerce standards, so a real holdout read on a solutions page often takes weeks to separate. This is what AXO shows you in the meantime – and it is deliberately not a win.
The personalized arm is ahead, but the interval on the difference still crosses zero – at this traffic level that gap is inside the range chance produces on its own. AXO keeps serving the personalization and keeps reporting "insufficient evidence" until the holdout separates, rather than promoting a 0.6-point difference to a headline.
Illustration – figures chosen to show the insufficient-evidence state, not a customer reading. The behavior is real: the optimizer withholds a verdict until a comparison separates from the always-on holdout, and reports the interval rather than the point estimate.
Same agentic layer underneath, tuned to your defaults. Live in about 15 minutes.