40,000 Monthly Visitors. 12 Qualified Leads. Something Was Broken.

We run a B2B marketing automation platform built specifically for digital agencies managing multiple client accounts. Our website gets 40,000 visitors a month, agencies, brand marketers, and martech evaluators all landing on our product pages.
For 18 months, our best month for qualified leads was 12. Twelve. From 40,000 visitors.
Everyone in marketing knows that number is broken. We were driving traffic with content, SEO, and paid, and then just… letting almost all of it walk out the door.
What We Had Already Tried
HubSpot chatbot (free)
rule-based, felt robotic, agencies switched off immediately
Intercom
great for support, terrible for sales qualification, it answered questions but never pushed forward
Demo request form
self-serve buyers browsed but did not want to commit to a "demo", too formal
Live chat with SDRs
expensive, limited to business hours, and not scalable during traffic spikes

The Hidden Truth
Digital agency buyers are some of the most product-literate buyers in B2B. They use automation tools daily. They recognise instantly when a chatbot is dumb. They will not engage with scripted flows.
But they will engage with a relevant, intelligent question that speaks to their actual use case. Because they also value efficiency above almost everything else. If your website can save them 20 minutes of research in exchange for their email, they will make that trade, happily.
The problem was not our product. It was that our chat experience was not smart enough to deserve their attention.

How Corvexa Changed Our Approach
We configured Corvexa with our three core use cases: Agency Multi-Client Management, Campaign Automation, and White-Label Reporting. Each page section had mapped intent keywords and a question bank.
The moment a visitor typed “do you have white-label dashboard options for agencies?”, Corvexa recognised this as an agency-specific feature query and responded:
“Our white-label dashboards are used by 60+ agencies managing up to 300 client accounts each. Want me to send the agency overview and a sample dashboard screenshot?”
Agency owners love specificity and social proof. That question lands perfectly. They say yes. The loop captures their agency size, number of clients managed, current stack, and email. HubSpot gets a qualified agency lead with everything we need before the first call.
How Corvexa handles It Step by Step
Intent Detected
Agency owner visits the White-Label Reporting product page
Smart Qualification
Types: "can agencies rebrand the client dashboards completely?"
Lead Capture
Corvexa detects: specific agency feature query, White-Label module
Context Memory
Specific question fires with agency-relevant social proof and tangible offer (sample dashboard)
Buyer Intelligence
Owner agrees, captures: agency name, client count, current tools, email (work email validated)
CRM Sync and Routing
HubSpot: White-Label Interest / Agency / 50+ clients / Current tool noted
Results
Milestone 1
47 qualified leads vs. 12 the previous month. All had specific product interest noted.
Milestone 2
average client count on Corvexa leads was 85 vs. 22 from form submissions.
Milestone 3
Demo-to-trial conversion improved by 34%, leads arrived knowing which feature set they were evaluating.
Milestone 4
One self-serve trial activation happened directly after a Corvexa conversation, visitor signed up without ever speaking to a human.
Before & After Corvexa
40K visitors, 12 qualified leads/month
Chatbot answers questions, loses buyers
Agency size unknown on first call
Demo requests from mixed intent visitors
SDR cold context, 40 min discovery calls
40K visitors, 47 qualified leads in month one
Corvexa turns questions into pipeline conversations
Client count and current stack captured pre-call
Every Corvexa lead has specific feature interest noted
SDR warm context, 15 min confirmation calls
Honest Assessment: Pros & Cons
What Works Well
- Digital/SaaS buyers are comfortable with chat interfaces, engagement rate is higher than in most industries.
- Company email validation ensures leads are legitimate business contacts, not free-plan browsers.
- Feature-specific intent detection means every lead knows which part of your product they evaluated.
- Client count and stack captured conversationally, the two metrics that size every agency deal.
- Works perfectly alongside your existing HubSpot and marketing automation stack.
Limitations to Know
- Very high visitor volumes mean you need to configure clearly what counts as high-intent vs. casual browsing.
- Some self-serve buyers just want to trial, configure a clear "start free trial" path alongside the lead capture flow.
- Competitor questions are common in martech, define clearly what comparisons Corvexa addresses and what it does not.
FAQ
Questions buyers usually ask before starting
Clear answers to the practical questions that matter most before you put Corvexa on your website.
We have a freemium product. Will Corvexa try to qualify people who just want the free plan?
Configure Corvexa to detect paid/enterprise intent signals (large client counts, white-label requests, multi-seat questions) and route free-plan intent to your self-serve flow. You can split the journeys cleanly.
Our product is technical. Can Corvexa handle API and integration questions?
For technical questions, configure Corvexa to offer documentation links and a developer team connection, which flows into the lead capture loop. You get a technical contact with stated integration need in HubSpot.
We get a lot of student and competitor traffic. Can Corvexa filter these out?
Company email validation removes personal addresses. You can also configure Corvexa to identify competitor domains and handle them differently, or route them to a non-qualified path.
Does Corvexa work during product-led growth (PLG) motions?
Yes. For PLG companies, Corvexa sits at the top of the funnel, capturing enterprise-intent visitors who are too large or complex for self-serve, and routing them to a sales conversation while free-plan visitors proceed independently.
Can we use Corvexa in multiple languages for our international users?
Yes. Configure language-specific question sets for your key markets. Your intent keywords and question banks can be localised for each language.