Companies that use efilli

Source: Analysis of tech stacks from 320 companies that use efilli

I noticed that efilli users are primarily e-commerce and direct-to-consumer brands with sophisticated digital marketing operations. The presence of tools like Insider, Segmentify, and TikTok Ads tells me these companies are heavily focused on personalization and performance marketing across multiple channels. They're not just selling online but investing seriously in understanding and converting their audience at scale.

The pairing of Insider and Segmentify is particularly revealing. Both are advanced personalization platforms, which suggests these companies are obsessed with creating tailored experiences for different customer segments. When you add Adjust to the mix, a mobile attribution platform, it becomes clear these businesses are tracking the entire customer journey across web and mobile to understand what actually drives conversions. The strong presence of TikTok Ads indicates they're early adopters of emerging social commerce channels, willing to experiment beyond traditional Facebook and Google advertising.

My analysis shows these are marketing-led organizations, likely in growth or scale-up stages. They've moved past basic analytics and are investing in the kind of sophisticated marketing technology that requires dedicated teams to manage. The combination of attribution tools, personalization platforms, and diverse ad channels suggests they have meaningful marketing budgets and are focused on optimizing customer acquisition costs while scaling revenue. These aren't bootstrapped startups or enterprise corporations but rather well-funded growth companies.

Source: Analysis of Linkedin bios of 320 companies that use efilli

I analyzed these companies and found that efilli's customers are overwhelmingly established Turkish businesses operating in traditional sectors. These aren't tech startups building apps. They're retailers (Lufian, Derimod, Penti), hospitality groups (Akra Hotels, Papillon Hotels), manufacturers (Pirge makes knives, Hipaş produces plastic crates), financial services firms (Quick Sigorta, QNB Finansbank), and food businesses (Saloon Burger, Pizza Lazza). They make physical products, run hotel chains, operate restaurant franchises, and provide banking services.

These are mature, scaling enterprises. The employee counts tell the story: most have 200 to 5,000 employees, with some exceeding 10,000. Very few are startups. They have multiple locations, established supply chains, and decades of history. Yatsan has been operating since 1950, Betek Boya since 1988, Garanti BBVA employs over 16,000 people. These companies are past survival mode and focused on operational efficiency and market expansion.