Marketing Mix Modeling built for commerce
Continuous MMM that runs on contribution margin, not revenue. Response curves show where each euro works hardest, calibrated by real incrementality experiments.
Always-on budget optimization across every channel and market
Response curves show where each euro works hardest. The optimizer recommends the best allocation for your objective (profit, revenue, or new customers) and refreshes as new data arrives.
Flexible objectives
Optimize for profit, revenue, new customers, or long-term value. Set different goals per market: growth markets chase new customers, mature markets protect margin.
Marginal ROAS
Not average ROAS. The return on the next euro. The optimizer reads the slope of each response curve to find where spend still has room to grow.
Guardrails & constraints
Protect brand spend, freeze channels under test, cap max swings. The optimizer respects your rules.
Multi-metric steering
Sales, margin, new-customer profit, LTV. Switch the objective and watch the optimal mix shift.
Scenario comparison
Save a profit plan and a growth plan side by side. Compare budget shifts, then pick the path that fits.
Profit-focused
Models run on contribution margin, not just revenue.
Calibrated by experiments
Incrementality tests keep your MMM grounded in reality.
Agent-powered
Ask the agent to compare channels, run scenarios, or shift budget.
Ad platforms overstate performance by up to 40% on average. Marketing Mix Modeling reveals where your budget actually drives results.
A model is only as honest as the experiments behind it
Geo-based incrementality tests give the model causal ground truth, so response curves reflect what actually happened rather than what the platforms reported.
Trusted by category leaders
Frequently asked questions
Marketing Mix Modeling (MMM) is a statistical method that measures how each marketing channel contributes to business outcomes, using aggregate spend and results data rather than user-level tracking. Because it doesn't depend on cookies or click attribution, it stays accurate as privacy restrictions tighten. Dema's MMM runs on contribution margin, so it measures profit impact rather than just revenue.
Dema MMM runs continuously. It ingests new spend and revenue data as it arrives, so your model is always current. No waiting for quarterly consulting deliverables.
Platform ROAS tells you what the ad platform claims. It's biased because platforms optimize for their own attribution. MMM measures each channel's contribution from aggregate data, and geo-based incrementality tests provide causal proof. The agent helps you compare all three methods side by side.
They're stronger together. Incrementality tests answer specific causal questions ('Does Meta in Germany work?') but can't cover every channel every month. MMM gives continuous, full-mix measurement, and incrementality results calibrate the model so it stays accurate.
Marginal ROAS is the return on the next euro of spend, rather than the average return across all spend. It matters because channels saturate: a channel with high average ROAS may have no room left to grow, while a lower-average channel might still be underfunded. The optimizer reads the slope of each response curve to find where spend still has headroom.
Connect your ad platforms (Google, Meta, TikTok), your e-commerce platform (Shopify), POS or store systems, and your cost data. Dema builds the unified data model automatically. Most teams are set up within a day.


