EXLRT is an enterprise DXP and CMS specialist. Its platforms page publishes its relationship to each platform in specific terms: a Sitecore Affiliate partner, an official RWS partner, a Kentico Implementation Partner and an Umbraco Partner.1 Optimizely is listed among the platforms it works with; on the page we reviewed we did not find a stated Optimizely partner status.1 Where certification is stated, it is on the about page, which describes the largest team of certified RWS Tridion Sites developers.2 Its client page names Turkish Airlines, Disneyland Paris, ACI Worldwide, Adidas and Kaiser Permanente.3 If your project is a digital-experience platform or a CMS implementation on one of those stacks, that focus is exactly what the job needs, and a generalist would be the wrong hire.1
We build bespoke products and run as fractional CTO. The work we own is the custom product that is not a CMS project, and the prior question of whether a platform implementation is even the right answer for what you are trying to build.
One difference is geography rather than quality. EXLRT publishes office addresses in Naarden in the Netherlands, Dover DE in the United States, and Novi Sad and Nis in Serbia, and its Clutch profile lists five office locations and a band of 50 to 249 employees.24 We are based in Austria and deliver in German and English. Ask both vendors which working hours overlap with yours and which language the delivery calls run in, then decide whether that matters for your project. Neither answer is a shortcoming: a distributed European and US footprint is a normal way to run an enterprise integration practice.2
So that is the honest dividing line. If you have already decided on a DXP and need it implemented well, EXLRT is the specialist.1 If you are not sure the answer is a CMS at all, or the thing you want is a bespoke product on top, that conversation is ours. See how we build web products
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