Early-access pilots from three verticals. Their traffic, their results.
"Before Symbiosis, every seasonal peak meant a war room. We'd stand up extra capacity at midnight, watch it either go to waste or not be enough, then manually wind it down. Now the control plane handles the whole ramp. Our freight booking API took a 4x spike on the day we ran a flash sale in the Nordic market. Symbiosis had pre-warmed capacity 40 seconds before the first customer clicked through. Zero errors. Zero on-call pages."
The early-access cohort spans logistics, e-commerce, and data SaaS teams measured during their first 90-day window.
Freight booking platform serving the Nordic and Baltic markets. Flash-sale traffic events caused repeat on-call incidents under their previous self-managed CDN setup. After switching to Symbiosis, they handled a 4x spike on a zero-notice sale without any capacity intervention.
Merkur Commerce runs a five-person e-commerce engineering team, and each edge deployment required manual coordination across PoPs. A 40-minute deploy-to-edge cycle made routine catalog and checkout changes harder to schedule, especially around traffic peaks. With Symbiosis handling prediction and routing, the team reduced that cycle to 8 minutes and can move changes through the edge with less operational coordination.
Skald Analytics has a four-person data SaaS engineering team. Before Symbiosis, the team had to maintain PoP configuration as part of each release, which made frequent shipping expensive to coordinate. Symbiosis removed that configuration overhead from their deployment path. Skald now ships three times more often, while the team spends its limited engineering time on data product work instead of repeating edge setup across regions.
We're opening access to a second group of early-access teams. Apply now and we'll be in touch within a week.
