Automation that learns the run sheet
4x
Limelight watches the sequences your team repeats and offers to take them over. Approve once and the routine runs on its cue, every step logged.
One console for the tools, the data, and the routine work between them. Typed end to end, automated on your cues.
2,400+ teams run production on Limelight
From seed-stage launches to public companies, in 40 countries, on 99.9% measured uptime.
Every cue below is the live console, not demo data. The run fits inside a coffee break.
OAuth into the tools you already run and Limelight generates a typed client for each one. A schema change upstream fails your build, not your Friday deploy.
First connection to production in under five minutes, with your own data.
Run it yourselfAutomation, security, scheduling, and analytics, all on one data model.
4x
Limelight watches the sequences your team repeats and offers to take them over. Approve once and the routine runs on its cue, every step logged.
SOC 2
Per-field encryption, role-scoped access, and an immutable trail on every mutation. When the review lands, you export evidence instead of assembling it.
38%
Work lands on whoever has room, in their own hours. The scheduler weighs capacity, timezone, and what is already booked before it assigns a thing.
1.2s
Funnels, retention, and cohorts run on the records your automations touch, not a stale export. Ask the question in the morning, settle it before standup.
Ten teams on what changed after the move, collected from renewal calls.
We shut four tools off on a Friday and nobody has asked for any of them since. Monday standup was the first in a year that did not open with a syncing question.
40%
We retired the ETL vendor, the cron box, and both status dashboards inside a quarter. Finance noticed before engineering did.
Maya LindqvistHead of Ops, ArclightA typed integration failing in CI instead of at 2am is worth the invoice on its own. Eleven schema breaks caught since March, zero reached production.
Tomas RicciPlatform Lead, NightjarStandup got shorter. That is the whole review.
Jonas WeberFounder, OttavoI was ready to write the enrichment layer myself. Scoring on ingest got us further in a week than my roadmap had us reaching by June.
Amara DialloCTO, Halcyon30x
Launch week peaked at thirty times a normal Tuesday. The per-request cost did not move. I checked twice.
Elena VasquezVP Engineering, CopperlineScheduling reads capacity and timezones better than the spreadsheet that used to run my mornings. I do not miss the spreadsheet.
Rosa DelgadoDirector of Ops, BellwetherThe cohort view settled an argument we had been having for two quarters. One afternoon, one chart, done.
Noor HaddadProduct Manager, SolvineRecords land deduplicated and scored, so warehouse queries read like questions instead of archaeology.
Felix AndersenData Lead, Fernwave40h
Forty hours a week came back to the marketing team. We spent every one of them on campaigns.
Grace OkaforCMO, WindrosePipelines, automations, and analytics in one workspace. The glue code hours go back into the product.
Every tier is the same platform. What changes is the cast, the volume, and the paperwork.
First workflows for a small cast. Nothing to configure.
$29/month
The full platform for a team with production traffic and no patience for glue code.
$99/month
For the org that arrives with procurement, a security review, and its own paper.
$299/month
Per workspace, billed monthly. Move tiers whenever you need to.
Straight answers on the trial, the invoice, and what it takes to leave.
Connect the stack this afternoon. Every feature is on from day one, and nothing is deleted when the trial ends.
14 days · No card required · Cancel from the billing page
Migrations, security questionnaires, or a question the docs did not settle. Messages land with the engineers who operate the platform.
Best for anything with detail. Attachments welcome.
Monday to Friday, 9 to 6 Pacific. After hours it takes messages.
Visits by appointment. The coffee is decent.
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