Limio helps companies sell everywhere – online, offline, and beyond
Find out why the world’s leading companies rely on Limio to drive their monetisation strategies across their go-to-market channels.
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Discover how Limio helped The Globe and Mail manage subscription sales online and in its customer service team through a single modern platform.
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Discover how Media leveraged Limio to drive omnichannel subscription sales across 18 brands, supporting both B2C and B2B customers online and through sales and customer service teams.
Discover why Which? chose Limio to power its subscription commerce, both online and through its customer service team.
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Learn how La Repubblica sells to both consumers and businesses, across online and offline channels, by leveraging the flexibility of the Limio platform.
“With Limio, we rebuilt Webroot's checkout to be faster, smarter, and far more agile. Our teams can now launch offers, adjust pricing, and experiment with conversion strategies in real time - without engineering support. That agility led to a 7.5% lift in conversion during the pilot with our first cart configuration, and we’re only scratching the surface. It’s not just a new shopping cart, it’s a foundation for continuous optimization."
Chris Brenneman, Director, Ecommerce & Digital Experiences at OpenText
Learn how Mediafin leveraged Limio to modernize their content management and subscription e-commerce, across 4 domains.
The Economist leveraged Limio to unify subscription sales globally, across its website, sales and customer service teams, and through third-party agents.
See how IRMI sold a large catalog of courses, how-to, guides, and reports to their members.
See how OpenText modernised its subscription commerce with Limio, delivering a seamless online experience through a powerful and flexible checkout.
“Limio invested in its technology to make sure to deliver to the Globe and Mail’s requirements around pricing, speed, and user experience to achieve a successful go-live”
Susan Kelly, VP of IT for The Globe and Mail