Welcome to Optimeleon
Optimeleon rewrites your landing pages and learns which version converts best, continuously, on live traffic. Here is what the product does and the order to read these docs in.
Optimeleon is an AI system for conversion rate optimization. You point it at a page, it works out what that page is trying to do, builds better versions of it, and then learns from live traffic which version actually converts.
The whole thing runs on one snippet in your <head>. No page rebuild, no CMS migration, no developer on standby for every test.
It reads your page first
Before it changes anything, Optimeleon scans the page: its structure, its product, who it is talking to, what it claims, how it sounds. Every variant it later writes is built from that understanding, not from a generic template.
It writes real variants
You pick a direction. Leo opens your page in a real browser and builds it, then checks it on desktop and mobile. You review the result on your own live site before anything ships.
It keeps learning on live traffic
Published variants join one continuously running campaign. Traffic shifts toward what converts, versions that have clearly lost are retired to free room for new ones, and the page keeps improving without you starting a new test each time.
What you will actually do
There are two phases, and the first one is short.
- Install, once per site. Paste the snippet, connect your consent banner, and tell Optimeleon what counts as a conversion. The app walks you through it as a checklist that verifies itself against real traffic, so you never have to guess whether it worked.
- Optimize, page by page. Add a page, let Optimeleon scan it, pick one of the three directions it proposes, review what it builds, publish. Then watch the numbers.
Where to go next
- New to the product? Read How Optimeleon works. Ten minutes, and the rest of these docs will make sense.
- Installing today? Go straight to The setup checklist.
- Coming from Optimeleon 1.0? Start at Migrating from Optimeleon 1.0. The old snippet has to come off first.