Where Intelligems stops, the loop stays open.
Intelligems is good at testing what your store already has — prices, offers, themes, existing pages — inside your own site. What it does not do is make the thing to test. AgentMark writes the challenger page from the ad that will send it traffic, then splits that ad's clicks between the two.
AgentMarkThe whole route
- Reads the adYes
- Writes its pageYes
- Publishes in your storeYes
- Tests on that ad's trafficYes
IntelligemsStore testing
- Reads the adNo
- Writes its pageNo
- Publishes in your storeYes
- Tests on that ad's trafficSite or segment
Side by side
AgentMark vs Intelligems.
When Intelligems is the right choice
Your question is about price, shipping thresholds, bundles or a theme change across all traffic. That is what Intelligems is built for and it does it well — and it is a fine thing to run alongside AgentMark.
When AgentMark is
Your question is about the page a specific ad lands on, and the challenger does not exist yet. You want it written from that ad, published, and judged on that ad's own traffic rather than site-wide.
Why one page per ad
The click should land on the promise it was sold.
TikTok adThe ad promises
Still awake at 3am? It isn't stress.
No sign of the promiseToday: the shared product pageThe visitor has to start over.
The ad's promise, as the headlineWith AgentMark: its own pageThe promise continues, then it gets proved.
Customer results
Paid traffic that finally pays.
What changed for them with AgentMark, in their own words — and what they are testing next: one page for every ad.
With AgentMark
$1M+
lifetime sales, at a 3:1 ROAS
“We went from losing money on paid acquisition to more than $1M in lifetime sales and roughly $60K per month at a 3:1 ROAS. We’re now testing AgentMark’s 1:1 landing-page approach to see how much further we can improve the economics of the traffic we already buy.”
Kari Milinkovich · Embrace Your Style Nails
With AgentMark
$21 → $10
cost per purchase
“We previously cut cost per purchase from about $21 to $10 and saw Facebook purchases grow from 58 to 458 in a month. We’re now testing AgentMark to see whether matching every ad with a page built around its exact message can push conversion even further.”
Ali Kothari · Eat Your Coffee
With AgentMark
<1× → profit
ROAS, from below 1× to profitable
“We’ve experienced paid acquisition move from below 1x ROAS to profitability. We’re now testing whether AgentMark can improve the post-click side of that equation by giving each major creative angle a landing page built specifically around it.”
Justin Raghunandan · Moxie Scrubs
Also on AgentMark
Read every result
Common questions.
Can I run both?
Yes, with one caution the product enforces on its own side: never let two systems allocate the same ad's traffic at the same time. AgentMark refuses to launch a second live allocation on a route that already has one.
Is a paid-traffic-only split narrower than site-wide testing?
Yes, deliberately. A site-wide test answers 'does this change the store'. An ad-scoped test answers 'did this ad's promise convert better when the page kept it' — which is the question a media buyer is actually paid to answer.
Do you test prices?
No. Pricing is your store's business and it belongs where your catalogue lives. AgentMark tests the message, the proof, the structure and the ask.