For Shopify Brands Doing $3M+ Per Year Who Are Tired of Agencies Flexing ROAS While Their P&L Flatlines

We run the entire growth engine: creative, paid acquisition, retention, CRO and the economics layer that proves what’s actually working. One senior team, paid on a retainer plus a share of the profit we add. Qualified brands start with a 14-day money-back guarantee.

Engagements start at $10K/month plus a performance fee on the growth we add.

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Engagements start at $10K/month plus a performance fee. The base covers your Growth Strategist, the full execution team, and all four pillars: creative, Meta and Google, CRO and offer work, retention, and the measurement stack.

The performance fee is measured above your current baseline, so we earn on the growth we add rather than on revenue you already had, and it's billed a month in arrears once the number is real.

You get a US-based Senior Growth Strategist who owns your growth end to end: Meta account management, creative strategy, your weekly testing cadence and who carries a maximum of four to six brands. That cap is the whole point: your account never becomes someone's twelfth priority.

Behind them is a full pod: a project manager on timelines, a retention strategist on email and SMS, an ad specialist on Google, and the creative team on concepting and production. Zach Fruehe, our COO, stays on as executive sponsor for every account.

Each role is graded on a number: your strategist on contribution margin and LTGP:NCAC, not on hours logged.

Three things you can check rather than take on faith. First, we run on your P&L, not the ad platform's scorecard.

We model your allowable CAC out of your own margins, and that ceiling governs every budget decision. Second, we built our own software, Maverick, so your numbers are live from kickoff instead of assembled into a deck after the fact, and we configure server-side tracking and the Conversions API so the signal your campaigns optimize against is a real one.

Third, the risk sits with us in month one: 14 days to tell us we're not what we described, and your first month is refunded.

All four CORE pillars in one retainer. Creative: 50 net-new ad creatives a month and a creator engine installed on Trybe or Refunnel.

Optimization: Meta and Google, both fully managed, planned against a single budget and a single CAC target so neither channel gets optimized to make its own attribution look good plus CRO on product pages, checkout and landing pages, and the offer, bundle and pricing architecture that lifts AOV. Retention: email, SMS, subscription, loyalty and win-back, run as one lifetime gross profit engine.

Economics: Maverick, server-side tracking, contribution profit modelling, quarterly planning. The only thing outside the base is the creator program.

Your engagement starts seven days before kickoff, the moment the agreement is signed. In that week we rebuild and structure the ad account, audit your creative library, put first concepts into production, stand up the creator engine, and build your campaign calendar so day one is a kickoff call with your ads already live, not a questionnaire.

Retention sends in week one, resending your best campaigns from the last 90–120 days while net-new copy gets written. First creator content lands around week three, and steady 50-a-month production starts immediately.

Days 1–45 are structured testing; days 45–90 are scaling behind proven winners. Month three is a full business review against contribution profit.

Most agencies spend that first week sending you a questionnaire.

Start with the cost of staying. If nobody is managing your spend against a modelled allowable CAC, you're paying for that gap every month, budget held back from campaigns that could afford more, budget still running on customers you can't profitably buy.

It compounds, and it never shows up as a line item, which is why it survives year after year. The switch is the smaller risk.

Your engagement starts seven days before kickoff, the moment the agreement is signed. In that week we confirm platform access, configure server-side tracking and the Conversions API, audit your creative and rebuild the account structure, and build your campaign calendar.

Day one is a kickoff call with campaigns already live: no dark period, no month of spend paused while someone gets up to speed. Then you have 14 days to tell us we're not what we described, and your first month is refunded.

Switching costs you a week of overlap with a full refund behind it. Staying costs you the gap, indefinitely.

And if your team is already running against contribution profit and hitting their allowable CAC, keep them, we'll say so on the call.

90 days to start. Long enough for the creative engine and the retention build to produce real data, then month to month, with no auto-renewal trap.

Inside that, you have a 14-day refund window: tell us within 14 days of signing, take one call with your Growth Strategist so we learn what went wrong, and we refund your first month in full. By kickoff we've already put a full week of finished work in front of you, so 14 days is genuinely long enough to judge..

At month three we review the engagement together, and if the right answer is bringing this in-house, we'll say so and help you build the team.

Creative scopes start at 50 net-new assets a month and increase based on ad spend, roughly half static and half video, every one built as an original idea from footage you already own. Four formats run continuously: graphics and statics, founder podcast ads, mashups, and creator content.

The creator side is a real engine, we run the outreach on our own infrastructure, warm the domains, recruit the creators, manage the campaigns and own the relationships, installed on Trybe or Refunnel inside your brand. All-in that costs 15–20% of creator GMV depending on whether you want to scale aggressively or protect margin.

Every asset is judged on contribution profit, not on how it looks in a folder.