Early access for B2B SaaS and service websites
A pause on a price. A scroll past your case studies. A quick trip back to Pricing. On their own, small cues say little. Cuebased adds them up with what was on the page and tells you what each visit was about, and what keeps happening across all of them.
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Synthetic example
Pricing
The story, as it’s written
ReadyOne visit, as Cuebased reads it: the cues on the left, the story being written on the right.
How it works
Cues only make sense next to what was on the page. Cuebased ties every cue to the section it happened in, then reads them in order, like sentences.
Pricing
Your content
What was on the page
The pages, sections, buttons and forms you name, so every cue lands on something that means something. The script never reads page text or what visitors type.
Their cues
What people did there
Ten kinds of small signals, each tied to the section it happened in: a pause, a scroll past, a quick trip back, a form left halfway.
Story · one visit
Pricing-to-Security exploration before a confirmed demo request
Returned to Pricing after visiting Security.
The sequence is consistent with checking implementation or security requirements while evaluating the offer.
One story per visit
What it adds up to
What the visit looked like, in a few plain sentences with evidence behind every line. Guesses are marked as guesses, never about feelings.
Across every visit
One story explains one visit. Put them together and patterns appear: what keeps happening, how often, and what to change about your product, your pages or your follow-up.
Your analytics
Last 6 weeksAll true. None of it tells you what happened.
Cuebased · the same 809 visits
Synthetic example36 of 36 visits clicked “Compare all features” and nothing happened.
ProductFix the button, or say what it does.
96 of 287 visits had the plans on screen for a long time, then clicked nothing.
PageMake the next step from the plans obvious.
45 of 193 visits started the demo form and left it.
FormTest a shorter form.
30 of 30 visits scrolled to the end of Security; 25 then asked for a demo.
Follow-upOpen those replies with security and hosting.
Your questions
“Did they see our security page before booking a demo?” Build the question from your own pages and sections, add what your team should do about it, and every visit answers: yes, no, or not enough evidence.
Answers are counted across all visits, and each yes opens the visits behind it.
YoursSaw the security details before asking for a demo?
Synthetic exampleYes in 44 of 809 visits
5%
Team note on every yesShow a hosting summary on Pricing, so the detour to Security is shorter.
YoursLooked at the plans but never clicked “Request a demo”?
Synthetic exampleYes in 150 of 809 visits
19%
Team note on every yesMake the next step from the plans easier to see.
Private by design
No listeners, IDs or storage until a visitor allows analytics. Revoking clears everything.
Only what an element is and what happened to it. Never what people read or type.
Every sentence points to its evidence. Explanations are hedged, never about feelings.
One callback from the consent manager you already use.
Questions
No. Nothing is recorded and there is nothing to watch. Cuebased keeps a short list of what happened on each page, such as a section in view or a button clicked, and writes the story from that.
Analytics counts: visits, pages, conversion rates. Cuebased reads each visit in order and tells you what it looked like and what keeps happening across visits, in sentences, with the visits behind every claim. Keep your analytics; this answers the questions it cannot.
Never. Visits stay anonymous, and Cuebased does not score emotions, personality or likelihood to buy. When the evidence is thin, it says “not enough evidence” instead of guessing.
We are inviting B2B SaaS and service websites in small groups. Join the waitlist and we will email you when there is a spot for your site.
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