Sandfox

Sandfox is a discovery layer between your buyers and your content. Wherever they find you — your website, a campaign page, a follow-up after a conversation — it adapts to each buyer's evaluation and tells you what they needed and why. Sandfox adapts to each buyer's context — who they are, what they'

What it does

Sandfox is a discovery layer between your buyers and your content. Wherever they find you — your website, a campaign page, a follow-up after a conversation — it adapts to each buyer's evaluation and tells you what they needed and why. Sandfox adapts to each buyer's context — who they are, what they're trying to work out, and how far along they are — and keeps adapting as it changes. Sandfox analyzes the paths each buyer took, the questions they asked, and what they shared to show you what they needed and why — in their words, on their terms. With Sandfox, buyers can start or continue their evaluation wherever they meet you — in person, on your website, from a campaign or an email.

Who uses it

Buyers use Sandfox to explore however they choose, marketing uses it to shape what they find, and sellers use it to pick up where buyers left off — all working from the same evaluation. Buyers get to what's relevant faster, without a form standing in the way. What they'd have typed into it comes out as they explore — so sellers still get the same details, and buyers get value with every exchange. Your marketing team decides where Sandfox runs, and Sandfox handles the setup. The team can do that — and report on what happened — in the Sandfox app, or from the AI tools it already uses. Before a call, sellers get a summary of what the buyer cared about across their sessions, with suggested discussion points — and can open the full transcript or ask AI about it. Afterward, they can send that buyer an experience built around the conversation they just had.

Problems it solves

Buyers want to understand enough to know a conversation is worth everyone's time. Most sites can't get them there — visitors skim and leave, sales can't tell what they wanted, and first calls get spent on the basics. Whether they arrive with a question or just want to understand what's possible, visitors get two options: guess at the next click or contact sales. Most do neither. Sandfox gives them a next step worth taking. Sales can see who engaged, but not what they came for — so follow-up goes out generic, and the buyer can tell. Sandfox passes along what each prospect cared about, so the follow-up is about them. Buyers arrive having done their research, but sellers can't see what it covered — so the first call gets spent retracing it. With Sandfox, everyone starts from common ground, and the call goes to what only a conversation can settle.