A new look for the modern machine data platform
Blog post from Axiom
Axiom has redesigned its website to align its messaging and visual identity with its stated position as a “modern machine data platform,” emphasizing the ability to retain logs, events, traces, and metrics at petabyte scale with predictable pricing. The update reflects a product already used by both enterprises migrating workloads from legacy tools such as Splunk and startups seeking self-service, scalable data infrastructure, while highlighting capabilities including high compression, serverless query computing, and its APL query language. The new site prioritizes cost and scale, gives users direct access to product examples, documentation, a playground, and a free tier, and replaces “Book a demo” as the primary action with “Start free.” Its design shifts from pervasive terminal-style typography and abstract marketing language toward clearer prose, visible product artifacts, concrete failure modes, transparent comparisons, and a calmer dark-and-orange visual system, while retaining Axiom’s existing logo, colors, terminal elements, and core product promise.
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