Everyone on the growth team, working from the same numbers.

Performance marketers, creatives, analysts, engineers, actuaries and the people who run the phones all see the same customer, valued the same way. Here's what changes for each of them.

Performance marketer

Bid on what a policy is worth.

You live in the ad platforms, and they only see as far as the lead. Fountlabs shows you what every campaign, ad set and keyword wrote in policies and margin, and sends that value back to Google and Meta so their bidding chases customers who bind and stay.

Ready on MondayLast week's cost per bound policy by campaign and ad set, the three ad sets to cut, and why.
  • Cost per bound policy and 3-year value by campaign, ad set and keyword
  • Policy value sent back to Google and Meta as offline conversions
  • Bid and budget tests with limits on spend and loss ratio
  • A warning the morning a partner's lead quality drops
What a lead is worth, by source
Auto. Worth is expected 3-year contribution, less what it still costs to convert the lead
Updated 06:00
SourceCostsWorthMargin
Brand search$12$210+$198
Safe Driver Search$38$170+$132
Comparison sites$41$86+$45
Meta prospecting, Texas$29$24-$5
Lead partner B$18$9-$9
The cheapest lead on the list is the one that loses money.
Creative team

Know which creative brings in customers who stay.

Click-through rate tells you what caught an eye. Fountlabs ties every creative and message to the policies it wrote and how they held up, so you can see which ideas bring in careful drivers and which ones fill the funnel with people who cancel.

Ready on MondayWhich creatives wrote policies that stayed, which ones are tiring, and what to brief next.
  • Every creative linked to the policies, premium and retention it produced
  • Fatigue spotted on value per impression, before clicks fall away
  • Message tests judged on 3-year value per policy
  • The history of what was tried, kept in the ledger
Creative, judged on the policies it wrote
Auto, September, value is expected 3-year contribution per policy
CreativeCTRValue
"Switch in 5 minutes"Video, Meta2.9%$610Cancels early
"Rewarded for careful driving"Video, Meta1.4%$1,240Best value
Bundle home and autoStatic, Meta1.1%$1,410Best value
Price comparison carouselCarousel, Meta2.2%$780Watch
Safe Driver headline BSearch, Google6.8%$1,120Healthy
The highest click-through ad wrote the least valuable business.
Growth analyst

Hand the reporting queue to agents that use your definitions.

Most of your week goes on pulling the same numbers in slightly different ways. The agents take the routine questions, show their working so you can check it, and leave you the hard ones: why the leads are down, and what to do about it.

Ready on MondayThe channel review written, the forecast re-run, and Florida's drop in leads already diagnosed.
  • Answers with the query, the definition and the freshness behind every number
  • Reports that keep their numbers as they were written
  • Experiment design, sample sizes and readouts done for you
  • The ledger to check before anyone asks why a number moved
MR
Maria, Growth09:41
Which of our auto campaigns wrote the most profitable policies in September, and what did each policy cost us?
Analytics agent09:41
Read your definitions of a bound policy and cost per policy0.4s
Matched September auto policies to the campaigns that brought them in2.1s
Checked policy and spend data are current to yesterday0.3s

Safe Driver Search wrote the most profitable business, 412 policies at $198 each with a projected loss ratio of 0.58. Meta prospecting in Texas is close behind on cost, but those policies are cancelling faster.

Want me to turn this into a report for Monday's meeting?

Data engineer

Stop being the bottleneck, and stop paying for the same query twice.

Every new AI tool wants a connection to your warehouse and then runs the same expensive scans over and over. Fountlabs agents build pipelines inside the platform for the questions that keep coming up, and your team reviews them like any other code before they run on a schedule.

Ready on MondayPipelines refreshed on new rows only, one new pipeline waiting for review, and the week's warehouse spend.
  • Pipelines that are visible, versioned and reviewed before they're scheduled
  • Incremental refreshes, so the warehouse reads only new rows
  • One place for definitions, instead of one per dashboard
  • Connectors run and monitored by us, with freshness on every source
Pipelines
Demo Mutual workspace, cost is per daily refresh
1 to review
policy_value_dailyBuilt by an agent, approved by Priya$0.42Refreshed 06:00
lead_partner_qualityBuilt by an agent, approved by Priya$0.18Refreshed 06:05
creative_to_policyBuilt by an agent$0.31Waiting for review
call_value_scoresBuilt by your team$0.09Refreshed 05:50
Risk and pricing analyst

See the risk marketing is writing before it shows up in the loss ratio.

Everything in insurance sits downstream from marketing. Fountlabs puts your pricing and retention models to work at the top of the funnel, so you can see the mix each channel is bringing in and set the limits that tests and AI assistants have to respect.

Ready on MondayLast week's mix by channel against appetite, and any test that came close to its loss ratio limit.
  • Expected value and loss ratio by channel, partner and audience
  • Appetite limits that experiments and assistant quoting can't cross
  • Model values checked against what actually renewed and claimed
  • A shared view of a customer's worth that marketing actually uses
Texas comparison sites, bids up 15%
Split by ZIP code against a holdout, day 11 of 28
Stopped by its limits
Extra binds
+38
Cost per bound policy
+$41
Projected loss ratio
0.69
Projected loss ratio, test arm over holdout, in points
Limit set by Maria: stop if projected loss ratio passes 0.68.
Head of growth

Defend the budget in the language your CFO already uses.

You're asked to grow the book and hold the loss ratio at the same time. Fountlabs gives you one page that says what needs attention today, a brief before your first meeting, and a record of every decision and what it did, so the quarterly review writes itself.

Ready on MondayOne page: where the quarter lands against plan, what went wrong, and the fixes waiting for your yes.
  • Business health on the numbers you run the business on
  • A morning brief in plain language before your first meeting
  • Every budget move and its result, ready for the board
  • Growth measured in policies written and margin kept
Your morning brief
Written overnight, ready at 06:12
New

Yesterday wrote 61 auto policies at $204 each, better than your target. Home was quiet.

Florida lead volume on Meta dropped 23% after the weekend. Spend is flat, so it looks like the audience. The detail is one click away.

One number is on hold. Home leads from comparison sites are waiting on a late partner feed, so they haven't been judged yet.

Distribution and call center

Know which conversations are worth the most, and answer them first.

Not every call is worth the same. Fountlabs scores inbound calls and leads on expected value so your best agents get the best opportunities, tests speed-to-lead changes, and hands customers over cleanly when an AI assistant brings them to you.

Ready on MondayYesterday's calls ranked by value, speed to lead by team, and assistant hand-offs that didn't bind.
  • Calls and leads ranked by expected value as they arrive
  • Speed-to-lead and call-back tests measured on binds and retention
  • Clean hand-offs from AI assistants to your agents
  • Call outcomes joined to the campaigns that drove them
AI assistants as a channel
Auto, September. Cost is fully loaded per bound policy; value is expected 3-year contribution
RouteQuotesBindsCost to acquireValue per bind
Chat assistants1,180214$190$1,180
Browser agents64097$215$1,060
Assistant to your call center21061$310$1,310
Paid search, for comparison4,120412$435$1,120
Who uses what

Seven jobs, one view of the customer.

Each role leans on different parts of Fountlabs, and they all read from the same data, the same definitions and the same value of a customer. That's what stops the Monday meeting turning into an argument about whose number is right.

Marketing analytics agentsStructured experimentation suiteAudience managementAgentic commerceGrowth signalsMarketing ledgerProfitability layerData layer
Performance marketer
Creative team
Growth analyst
Data engineer
Risk and pricing analyst
Head of growth
Distribution and call center
Tap or point at a role.

A solid dot is a capability that role leans on every day. A ring is one they use often.

Bring the whole team. We'll bring the numbers.

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