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Employees

51-200

AI Classification

MarTechMarTech Vendor

Kameleoon is an AI-powered A/B testing, feature experimentation, and personalization platform founded in 2012, serving 1,000+ brands across e-commerce, financial services, healthcare, media, and travel. The platform recently launched Agentic AI and Prompt-Based Experimentation (PBX), enabling marketing and product teams to build, test, and roll out experiments without requiring engineering resources.

Deep Intelligence

Buying Signals

Launched 'Kameleoon Agentic AI' and Prompt-Based Experimentation (PBX) — a new AI-native product line representing an active platform pivot and go-to-market push in 2025
Actively hiring across all five global offices: 'We're growing fast. And always looking for smart, kind, driven people' with open positions listed on the About page
Global office footprint expanded across US, Canada, UK, Germany, and France, signaling deliberate geographic expansion
Community contest launched around PBX with user-submitted experiments across e-commerce, travel, services, and other verticals — community-led growth motion indicating product-led expansion strategy
6M tests per year milestone and 1,000+ brand customer base signal significant scaling of platform usage and customer acquisition

Account Scoring

Tier BLow Churn RiskProduct Launch

Pain Signals

Last funding round was a Series A in July 2019 ($5.68M total raised: $7.8M) — no capital injection in 6+ years, limiting resources for aggressive enterprise sales motions or feature velocity compared to well-funded competitors like Optimizely
Competing directly against Adobe Target and Dynamic Yield, both backed by substantially larger enterprise distribution and R&D budgets
Tech stack references AngularJS, a deprecated JavaScript framework, suggesting portions of the platform carry legacy technical debt that could slow development cycles