Sitecore keeps teams waiting. We keep them moving.
Marketing teams move at their own pace
Publish pages, run campaigns, and conduct tests — all on the same platform, no dev needed.
Optimizely vs. Sitecore
Sitecore keeps teams waiting. We keep them moving.
Why teams switch
Despite efforts to make it more marketer-friendly, Sitecore is still too complicated for many marketing teams to use without developer help.
The "advanced AI" that's included runs simple tasks and breaks in production.
Bills come in higher than they budgeted for: storage, CDN, Experience Interactions, and seats all add up.
You can see where you're missing from AI search, but you struggle to tie it to business outcomes.
Publish pages, run campaigns, and conduct tests — all on the same platform, no dev needed.
Optimizely is built to scale as you do — so instead of burning time and budget on platform changes just to stay current, you keep getting more out of the one you already have.
Virtual Teammates don't wait for a prompt. They're hired to execute 24/7 as part of your marketing team — collaborating on tasks, joining meetings, and getting sharper on your preferences with each project they touch.
We asked how many moved the other way. The answer is zero.
2025 Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for Digital Experience Platforms
That’s the most common reason teams leave Sitecore — and the first thing they notice after switching. After moving off Sitecore to Optimizely, Etex marketers were able to create, edit, and publish content themselves — unlocking entirely new ways to connect with their end users. No tickets, no waiting.
Optimizely customers find 446% ROI over three years, with payback in under six months. The question is what staying is costing you now — in dev time, delayed launches, and unpredictable fees.
Scrunch monitors where you appear in AI-generated answers. Optimizely's GEO agents find issues and fix them inside the CMS (schema, content structure, E-E-A-T signals, FAQs) — and Conductor covers the indexing layer Scrunch doesn't touch. One side is monitoring. The other is monitoring plus a full suite of agents that act on what they find.
It fixes them. Agents run inside the CMS with full context of your site structure, so when they find a GEO issue, they can diagnose and resolve it across your entire site — pulling in data from your connected tools to inform what it acts on. No separate tool, no manual follow-up.
Sitecore users have flagged frustrating agent failures in their own production environments. Optimizely agents are creating real impact for 250+ customers today. Don't settle for a promise — we've already shipped it.
Half the time you're expecting. Migration is largely automated, implementation partners are in from day one, and most enterprise, multi-site projects land at 6–9 months (before AI) against the 12–18 customers expect coming off Sitecore.