What Contentsquare changed

• Updated the main headline to "Every journey. Human loved. Agent approved."
• Added "Agent Intelligence" as a core capability to track LLM and ChatGPT traffic.
• Reorganized the navigation menu into "Analyze Experiences," "Find Opportunities," and "Connect Data."
• Introduced a new "Free" plan tier that includes 200,000 sessions and access to the Model Context Protocol (MCP).
• Added "Attribution Analysis" and "Experimentation" (no-code testing) as featured platform capabilities.
• Expanded industry solutions to specifically include "B2B & SaaS" and "Telecom."

The platform is shifting its focus from just tracking human users to tracking how AI agents and LLMs interact with websites. This reflects the growing trend of "agentic" web traffic and positions the tool as a solution for the future of AI-driven browsing.

• Added a new "AI Info" link to the company section of the footer.
• Removed "Telecom" from the list of supported industries in the footer.
• Updated several numerical values in the customer success story section, though these appear to be minor data refreshes or dynamic updates.
• Added decorative star/bullet characters in the "Trusted by" sections.

The addition of a dedicated AI information section suggests a focus on transparency regarding their new AI capabilities. Removing the Telecom industry page may indicate a shift in their target market focus or a consolidation of industry solutions.

• Added a new Contentsquare AI Assistant chat widget to the page.
• Added quick links inside the chat for requesting a demo and signing up for free.
• Changed how product features and team use cases are displayed on the main page.
• Added a standard cookie privacy preference center to the bottom of the page.

Contentsquare added an AI chat tool to their website. This tool helps visitors get fast answers. It could help them get more signups and demos by talking to users right away.