The signal degraded.
iOS 14 permanently weakened the data powering lookalikes, pixels, and ad-platform algorithms.
For five years, Meta found your buyers. Then iOS 14 happened—and the signal powering your lookalikes, pixel, and algorithm started degrading. More spend doesn’t fix a data problem. Better data does.
iOS 14 permanently weakened the data powering lookalikes, pixels, and ad-platform algorithms.
Year over year—not a bad quarter, but evidence of a structural shift in acquisition.
Costs are increasing across 87% of industries while the underlying signal gets weaker.
Most leave without a name, an email, or any reliable way for your brand to reach them.
Most tools do one piece and stop. Xudience runs the whole loop—and every turn makes the next one cheaper.
Reach in-market buyers before they ever hit your store—or your competitor’s. Powered by an intent network with 20× the coverage of the largest competitor.
Know who is actually on your site: name, email, and 65+ data points. Identify 60%+ of US visitors versus roughly 3% from popups.
Push your audience to Meta, Google, Klaviyo, SMS, CRM, and DSPs automatically—one install, no exports.
Every sale trains the system to find more buyers like your best customers, creating an audience model you own.
Directional results, not a guarantee. Every conversion becomes a lesson, so the audience keeps sharpening while CPA trends down.
Route enriched contacts into the right account, map profile fields, apply segmentation logic, and trigger the workflows that follow.

Compatible agents can use shared audience definitions and customer context instead of beginning every task from a blank prompt or static export.
Defined the product around a closed audience loop instead of disconnected features.
Translated a technical data system into outcome-led workflows operators can understand.
Connected the audience layer to Shopify, CRM, paid media, messaging, and workflow tools.
Extended the platform so agents can share a governed audience context.
Xudience does not ask teams to replace their stack. It gives the tools—and the people and agents operating them—a clearer, shared understanding of the audience.
Not as another isolated data product, but as connective infrastructure: a system that helps teams and AI agents understand who matters and turn that intelligence into coordinated action.