Two ways in.
Same engine.
Buy matched customers on a pure performance basis, or license the decision engine inside your own stack.
Buy the outcome.
Or buy the engine.
Most brands start on Managed - we prove the lift on our P&L before you spend a euro on engineering. The ones who want exclusive control of the matching layer graduate to Autopilot.
Customers, delivered.
Paid on conversion.
We run the engine, attract and qualify the user, hand them off ready to buy. You pay only when a real customer converts - no media spend, no CPM gambling, no attribution arguments.
- Matched users delivered live
- Pay per qualified Application/CRM entry
- Exclusivity inside vertical & geography
Your funnel.
AI-optimized, continuously.
AI agents run inside your funnel - creating variants, tuning routing, optimizing against your real lead quality. Full observability. Your data stays in your perimeter.
- Engine embedded in your own stack
- Full observability of what agents do
- Every signal stays inside your perimeter
Same engine.
Two commercial models.
The decision is usually about leverage. If you want the lift tomorrow, take Managed. If you want the engine to be a permanent strategic asset on your side of the wall, take Autopilot.
| Dimension | Managed | Autopilot |
|---|---|---|
| What you pay for | Qualified leads or paying customers, delivered. | Annual platform license + outcome bonus. |
| Who runs the engine | We do, on our own infrastructure. | You do, we install, train, and support it. |
| Where the data lives | In our network. We share what's needed to fulfill the customer. | In your data plane. Nothing leaves your perimeter. |
| Speed to value | Days to first matched user. | 4 – 8 weeks to first live decisioning surface. |
| Commitment required | A marketing & revops owner. No engineering required. | An ML/eng owner. We embed alongside your team. |
Pick the shape.
We'll do the rest.
Tell us your vertical, your scale, and whether you want outcomes or the engine itself. We'll get back inside one business day with a concrete proposal, not a deck.