Content intelligence platform for web accessibility, SEO, AEO and analytics
Siteimprove sells a unified platform covering accessibility, SEO, AEO, analytics and content quality, now repositioned around agentic AI with the Siteimprove.ai launch. Engineering work centers on moving workloads to AWS EKS and building event-driven ingestion, while a heavy martech/ABM stack (Salesforce, Demandbase, 6sense, Crossbeam) and sales-led, senior-weighted hiring point to a push on expansion revenue within existing enterprise accounts.
Siteimprove, founded in 2003 and privately held, builds software that helps organizations audit and improve their websites for accessibility, search visibility, analytics and content quality. Its current offering, Siteimprove.ai, adds AI-driven capabilities for SEO and answer engine optimization alongside compliance tooling. Customers include enterprises and public sector bodies facing digital accessibility requirements, including EU regulations. The company is headquartered in Bloomington, Minnesota, has 201–500 employees, and is hiring in the United States, United Kingdom and Germany.
Siteimprove runs on AWS with AWS EKS and Kubernetes, builds with .NET and TypeScript, and uses Salesforce, HubSpot, Pardot, Demandbase, 6sense, Amplitude, Braze, NetSuite and the Microsoft Power Platform.
Current initiatives include migrating to AWS EKS, building event-driven ingestion services, launching Siteimprove.ai, and shipping quarterly SEO and AEO agentic capabilities.
Siteimprove is hiring in the United States, United Kingdom and Germany, with accelerating velocity led by sales and supported by engineering, support, marketing and product roles, mostly at senior level.
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