Companies that use Coframe

Analyzed and validated by Henley Wing Chiu · Updated September 23, 2026

We detected 9 companies using Coframe and 8 companies that churned. The most common industry is Apparel & Fashion (14%) and the most common company size is 11-50 employees (57%). We find new customers by detecting JavaScript snippets or configurations on customer websites. Note: Our data tracks companies with Coframe installed on their website and may not include users leveraging the platform solely for variant generation without site-level optimization scripts.

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Company	Employees	Industry	Country	Region	Usage Start Date
DUER	11–50	Apparel & Fashion	Canada	North America	2026-08-29
Bushnell Golf	51–200	Sporting Goods Manufacturing	United States	North America	2026-08-28
Prolon Fast	11–50	Wellness and Fitness Services	United States	North America	2026-08-24
BASED	2–10	Personal Care Product Manufacturing	N/A	North America	2026-08-21
Legendairy Milk	11–50	Food and Beverage Manufacturing	United States	North America	2026-08-16
Unify	51–200	Software Development	United States	North America
Because	11–50	Retail Health and Personal Care Products	United States	North America

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New Users (Companies) Detected Over Time

Market Insights

🏢 Top Industries

Apparel & Fashion 1 (14%)

Food and Beverage Manufacturing 1 (14%)

Personal Care Product Manufacturing 1 (14%)

Retail Health and Personal Care Products 1 (14%)

Software Development 1 (14%)

📏 Company Size Distribution

11-50 employees 4 (57%)

51-200 employees 2 (29%)

2-10 employees 1 (14%)

👥 What types of companies use Coframe?

Source: Analysis of Linkedin bios of 9 companies that use Coframe

I noticed that Coframe's customers are predominantly digital-first companies building consumer-facing platforms where the user experience directly impacts conversion and retention. They range from fitness streaming services and home improvement marketplaces to AI-powered sales tools and brand monitoring platforms. What unites them is that they're all building products where small improvements to messaging, layout, or personalization can meaningfully affect business outcomes.

The stage signals are mixed but telling. Most are venture-backed startups in early to mid-growth phases. Employee counts hover between 6 and 113, with most in the 11-50 range despite listing larger brackets. Funding ranges from seed stage (Tallee at $2M, Daily Burn at $525K) to Series B (Unify at $40M). These aren't pre-product startups or mature enterprises. They're in that critical phase where they have product-market fit and are now optimizing for growth efficiency.