Companies that use Expivi

Source: Analysis of tech stacks from 42 companies that use Expivi

I noticed that Expivi users are predominantly e-commerce companies with a strong direct-to-consumer focus. The overwhelming presence of Shopify as their commerce platform, combined with sophisticated email marketing through Klaviyo and SMS engagement via Attentive, tells me these are brands selling products that likely need visual customization or configuration. Expivi specializes in 3D product visualization, so these companies are probably in industries where customers need to see personalized versions of products before buying.

The pairing of Expivi with Klaviyo makes particular sense because personalized product configurators generate valuable behavioral data. When someone spends time customizing a product but doesn't purchase, that's a high-intent signal worth following up on with targeted email campaigns. Similarly, Attentive's presence at over 200 times the normal rate suggests these products have longer consideration cycles or higher price points where SMS reminders about abandoned customizations drive conversions. Route.com appearing frequently indicates these are physical products with shipping concerns, and the post-purchase experience matters enough to warrant dedicated package tracking and insurance.

The full stack reveals marketing-led companies in growth mode. Microsoft Clarity for behavior analytics and Later for social media scheduling suggest they're actively optimizing their customer acquisition funnels and building brand awareness. These aren't enterprise sales organizations with complex CRMs. They're digital-first brands focused on converting traffic through compelling product experiences and then nurturing customers through retention marketing.

Source: Analysis of Linkedin bios of 42 companies that use Expivi

I noticed that Expivi's customers are primarily companies selling highly customizable physical products where the customer needs to visualize their choices before purchasing. These aren't simple commodities. They're premium goods like custom outdoor play equipment, luxury furniture, bespoke defender vehicles, personalized in-ear monitors, made-to-order slippers, and high-end smoking accessories. Many require configuration across multiple dimensions: materials, colors, finishes, sizes, and features.

These companies span a wide range of maturity levels. Some are clearly established players like Louis Poulsen (founded 1874) and BERG (over 39 years), with hundreds of employees. Others are early-stage ventures with 2-10 employees trying to disrupt their categories. However, most sit in that middle growth stage: they've proven their concept, have 10-50 employees, and are scaling their direct-to-consumer or B2B channels.