Reduce wasted ad spend and find out which marketing channels actually drive sales. Powered by Bayesian marketing mix modeling, OptiMix helps you make smarter budget decisions across all your marketing channels, not just inside one ad dashboard.
The illusion of control
Google can only optimize Google. Meta can only optimize Meta. Each dashboard awards itself credit, so the same sale can appear several times across your reports.
One unbiased view
OptiMix reconciles overlapping claims, measures each channel against the full business picture, and shows where the next dollar is most likely to create real growth.
Stop arguing over who gets credit. Start moving budget based on what actually drives sales.
OptiMix shows where extra budget is most likely to create more sales, and where more spend is likely to be wasted. That helps you grow smarter instead of just spending more.
Plans for businesses that want to spend smarter
For businesses just starting to improve ad spend decisions
For growing businesses running ads across multiple channels
For companies ready to optimize budget across their full marketing mix
OptiMix uses Bayesian marketing mix modeling, a way to measure marketing that looks at all your channels together instead of judging each one separately. It also helps you avoid making big budget changes based on shaky signals, short-term spikes, or misleading dashboard results.
Bayesian MMM helps you optimize ad spend across channels, not just inside one ad account. Less guesswork. Less wasted spend. Better budget decisions.
Here's what our community has to say about OptiMix.
"We stopped shifting budget based on whichever dashboard looked best that week. OptiMix helped us see what was really driving sales."
James Mitchell
VP of Marketing, NexaFlow
"For the first time, we had a clear way to cut underperforming spend without guessing which channel was actually working."
Sarah Chen
Head of Growth, CloudPulse
"The biggest value wasn’t just reporting — it was knowing where to move budget next. We finally had a clear picture we could explain and defend."
Marcus Rodriguez
Director of Analytics, DataVault