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Two statements that explain what we do today—and what we want to achieve by 2027.
Mission
No guesswork, no flying blind. We make visible what customers really think, what competitors really do—and what follows from that in practice. For everyone on the team, not just data specialists.
Vision
Large enterprises have research departments and seven-figure market intelligence budgets. Mid-sized companies deserve the same foundation—without the same overhead. That is what we are building with livestep.
What began as an agency became a platform. Every step along the way sharpened our view of marketing, technology, and decisions.
1996
The agency is founded in Germany, focused on digital communication and web development for mid-sized companies.
2004
Build-out of proprietary hosting services. First projects in automated customer communication. The technical foundation keeps growing.
2016
The first platform emerges from agency practice. What started as an internal tool for client projects becomes a standalone product.
2022
Founding of livestep ApS in Denmark. International setup and clear focus on AI-supported solutions. The agency mindset shifts to a product mindset.
2023-2025
First AI products go live with business customers. Insight from hundreds of projects: the core problem is not automation. It is missing knowledge about how companies are actually perceived.
2026
Knowledge Hub, Analysis, AI visibility, Decisions, AI Copilot. livestep becomes a Brand Intelligence platform - built from 30 years of practice for companies that want to know what the market really thinks about them.
Daniel Bracht leads the platform—with international agency and product experience and a clear focus on market intelligence for the mid-market.
Founder & Managing Director
Almost 30 years in digital agency work. Develops livestep with a clear goal: making market intelligence accessible to mid-sized companies. Lives and works in Denmark.
Fjerritslev, North JutlandNo investor story, no pivot out of thin air. livestep is the logical consequence of 25 years of questions our customers could not answer—and neither could we, because the right tools were missing.
