Companies that use HeroDesk

Source: Analysis of tech stacks from 27 companies that use HeroDesk

I noticed that HeroDesk users are predominantly e-commerce businesses, specifically those operating in the direct-to-consumer space with a strong emphasis on performance marketing and conversion optimization. The presence of Shopify as a cornerstone platform, combined with Klaviyo for email marketing and TikTok Ads for social acquisition, paints a clear picture of digitally native brands focused on customer acquisition and retention through multiple channels.

The pairing of Klaviyo with Shopify is particularly telling. These companies aren't just running basic e-commerce operations. They're building sophisticated email and SMS marketing campaigns triggered by customer behavior. When you add TikTok Ads into the mix, it suggests they're targeting younger demographics and testing newer advertising channels beyond Facebook and Google. Microsoft Clarity appearing frequently indicates they're serious about understanding on-site behavior and optimizing conversion funnels through session recordings and heatmaps. ProfitMetrics.io, though appearing in fewer companies, shows an extremely strong correlation and points to businesses that need specialized attribution and profit analytics to understand their true unit economics across marketing channels.

My analysis shows these are marketing-led companies in growth stage, likely past the initial startup phase but still scaling aggressively. They're data-driven operators who need to track everything from ad spend efficiency to customer lifetime value. The combination of conversion optimization tools, multi-channel marketing platforms, and specialized analytics suggests companies with healthy revenue but tight margins who need to optimize every step of the customer journey.

Source: Analysis of Linkedin bios of 27 companies that use HeroDesk

I noticed that HeroDesk's customers are predominantly Danish direct-to-consumer retailers and e-commerce companies selling physical products. Most operate webshops alongside physical stores or are purely online businesses. They sell everything from bamboo socks and jewelry to swimming equipment, paint, fitness supplements, and home accessories. There's a strong lean toward lifestyle products, fashion, wellness, and home goods, with a few outliers in specialized areas like construction machinery and travel services.

These are scaling growth companies, not early startups or large enterprises. The employee counts cluster between 10-50 people, with a few smaller at 2-10 and none exceeding 200. Many mention expansion stories, like Watery moving to larger facilities and adding investors, or DecoFarver.dk positioning themselves as "Danmarks største online farvehandel." They're past the validation stage but still growing and optimizing operations.