Arena passed $100M in annualized revenue within eight months of launching its enterprise offering, yet the site those customers visit has no page for it. The sitemap has 83 leaderboards and no page for AI Evaluations, the API, pricing or contact; /enterprise, /pricing and /contact show the not-found page. The evaluations product's only call to action is an email address in a 2025 blog post, and the CEO's revenue post asks would-be customers to message him on X. The new growth hires are asked to reach "AI labs, and enterprise customers" among Arena's audiences, and the marketing engineer to build "product, features" pages.
First action
Draft the three page outlines with the solutions engineers and agree the form fields with the GTM lead.
How to measure it
Inbound evaluation inquiries
- Now
- –
- Target
- 60 a month
- By
- 90 days
Steps
Agree the offer
What labs, enterprises and API users can buy and how to start.
Member of Product Staff 3 days
Write the pages
Labs, enterprises, API; proof from the Alignment Index and research.
Member of Marketing Staff - Growth 1 week
Build them
In the Sanity CMS and design system.
Software Engineer - Marketing & Web 1 week
Add the form
Company type, use case, timeline; routed to the solutions team.
GTM Strategy & Ops Lead 2 days
Link everywhere
Navigation, footer and an "Evaluate your model" link on leaderboards.
Software Engineer - Marketing & Web 1 day
Redirect guesses
/enterprise, /pricing, /contact to the new section.
Software Engineer - Marketing & Web 1 hour
Track
Inquiries, meetings and pipeline by source.
GTM Strategy & Ops Lead weekly
Why it works
Publish an Evaluations section: one page for model labs (pre-release testing, SLAs, co-launches, data deliveries), one for enterprises choosing models (occupational and expert categories, private evaluations), and one for the API, each with a short qualifying form routed to the solutions team. Link it from the main navigation, the footer and every leaderboard ("Evaluate your model"), and redirect /enterprise, /pricing and /contact to it.
Inbound demand already exists: tens of millions of visitors include the researchers and buyers who become customers. A visible path with a form turns DMs and cold emails into a tracked pipeline the GTM lead can forecast, and it tells new segments that Arena sells to them too.
Ready to use
ChecklistEvaluations section launch list
[ ] /evaluations overview with the neutrality commitments [ ] Page for model labs (pre-release, SLAs, co-launches) [ ] Page for enterprises (choosing models, private evals) [ ] API page [ ] Qualifying form routed to solutions [ ] Navigation + footer links [ ] "Evaluate your model" link on leaderboards [ ] Redirect /enterprise, /pricing, /contact [ ] Pipeline tracking by source
Risks and how to handle them
Inquiries from unqualified visitors
Ask company type and use case on the form and route accordingly.
Concern about neutrality
Repeat the AI Evaluations commitments (same methodology for all models) on every page.
Evidence
- Your websiteBlog, "Arena Reaches $100M in 8 Months" (June 29, 2026): "$100M annualized revenue run rate within eight months of launching our enterprise offering"; "10M+ monthly visitors, 700M+ total conversations, and 82M+ total votes"; Agent Mode "5M+ turns per month and growing 10% week over week". The CEO closes: "If you want to be part of our growth as a customer, partner, investor, or anything else, please reach out directly to me on X".Source
- SitemapSitemaps (checked October 22, 2026): 99 site URLs, 83 of them leaderboards (text, WebDev, vision, image, video, agent, search, document; languages from Chinese to Spanish; eight occupational categories), plus 80 blog URLs. There is no page for the enterprise offering, AI Evaluations, the API, pricing or contact, and no page per model. The footer's Company column lists About Us, How It Works, Careers, FAQ, Help Center, two changelogs and Blog.Source
- Site checkChecked twice on October 22, 2026: /enterprise, /pricing and /contact, and the links /ai-evaluations/, /arena-expert/ and /code-arena/ inside the Series A post (written before posts moved under /blog/), all show the site's "could not be found" page but return HTTP status 200 rather than 404.Source
- Your websiteBlog, "New Product: AI Evaluations" (September 16, 2025): a commercial service for "enterprises, model labs, and developers" with "Service-level agreements (SLA)" and "flexible pricing" for open-weight models and nonprofits; its only call to action is an email address.Source
- HiringMember of Marketing Staff - Growth (posted September 28, 2026) and Member of Growth Staff (posted October 6, 2026), both a "senior growth marketer" to "define and drive how we grow our products and lines of business" across "acquisition and activation through engagement, retention, conversion, and monetization", using "SEO/AEO, paid acquisition, email, web, programmatic growth, PLG, launches, and emerging AI-native distribution", and to reach "Arena's distinct audiences, including consumers, developers, researchers, AI labs, and enterprise customers".Source
- HiringMember of Product Staff (posted September 25, 2026), GM of one pillar: "Enterprise & API" (own "packaging and monetization so that every new product ships instrumented, billable"), "Evaluation" (the leaderboard and methodology), or "Growth" ("How tens of millions of people discover, use, and come back to Arena").Source
- HiringGTM Strategy & Ops Lead (posted August 12, 2026): "Set pricing and packaging strategy", "Develop the go-to-market approach for new segments", run the deal desk and "quote-to-cash"; "our customers are the labs and enterprises building at the frontier"; "most of this is still being built".Source