Cerell vs RB2B: intent scoring, chat & Slack handoff
RB2B is built to reveal which companies visit your site. Cerell starts there but adds first-party intent scoring, lead capture, AI chat, and Slack handoffs so sales can act while interest is still high — as a managed studio or self-serve platform.
When Cerell is the better fit
- You want a scored intent model with thresholds you can tune — not only a company match.
- Sales lives in Slack and needs alerts with context, not another dashboard to check.
- You want optional done-for-you deployment with performance-aligned pricing after the audit.
When to consider the alternative
- You only need lightweight company reveal and already have a separate chat and routing stack.
- Your team prefers a point solution with minimal workflow change.
Side-by-side
| Cerell | RB2B | |
|---|---|---|
| Primary output | Intent score + named accounts + chat | Company identification feed |
| First-party scoring | Published CRL-INTENT-01 weights | Not the core product |
| AI chat | Behavior-aware + Talk to a human | Not included |
| Slack handoff | Native alerts & live threads | Typically via separate tools |
| Done-for-you option | Growth studio + audit | Self-serve software |
| Pricing model | Platform tiers or studio retainer | Subscription per identified visitor |
FAQ
- Is Cerell an alternative to RB2B?
- Yes — especially when you need actionability beyond raw visitor reveal. Cerell combines intent scoring, capture, Slack handoff, and optional enrichment in one flow.
- Can I use Cerell with my existing RB2B data?
- Many teams replace overlapping identification layers after the audit. We map your stack on the Revenue Leak Audit and recommend what to keep, swap, or retire.
- Which is faster to deploy?
- RB2B is a quick script install. Cerell studio engagements target live instrumentation and chat within 14 days, with the audit delivered in seven.
Start with the €1999 audit
Compare Cerell and RB2B for B2B teams that need visitor identification plus actionable intent workflows — not just company names in a feed.