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Three productized offers — built around how operators actually work.

Most engagements move in a sequence: audit first, then operations setup, then optional management. You can stop after any step. The pricing is fixed. The scope is written down before we start.

Opening offer: the Store Systems Audit is $297 with code FIRST3 for the first three stores, and the fee comes off a build booked within 30 days.

Entry · Async
$497one-time
Store Systems Audit

A written, end-to-end review of your funnel, backend workflows, and tool stack — with a prioritized 30-day action plan. Async-first, minimal calls.

  • Funnel + checkout review
  • Tool stack and data-flow map
  • Top operational bottlenecks
  • Quick wins and longer plays, separated
Ongoing · Capped
$997/ month
Monthly Systems Management

An ongoing retainer for stores already running on a real operations layer. Monthly cap, written deliverables, predictable cost. Pause or cancel any month.

  • Up to 8 hours of focused work / mo
  • Workflow monitoring + tune-ups
  • Monthly review with action list
  • One business-day async response
What we don’t do

What we don’t take on.

We focus where we can ship quickly and well. For the rest, we’ll point you to teams who do them better than we would.

Paid ads & social

We don’t run media. We design the operations underneath it so the spend compounds.

Custom store design

We don’t reskin storefronts. We fix the operational seams behind them.

Full custom builds

If you need a custom SaaS or a multi-month build, we’re not the right fit. We ship inside what you already have.

Replatforming projects

We don’t move stores between platforms. If you need that, hire a specialist; we’ll integrate after.

Multi-month custom builds

If you need a months-long custom dev project, larger agency partners are usually a better fit. We work inside what you already run.

Strategy decks

You won’t get a 60-slide deck. You’ll get a written audit, a built system, or a clear monthly action list.

Not sure where to start?

Most operators begin with the audit. It’s the cheapest, fastest way to find out whether the operations setup is worth doing — and what should be in scope when it is.