The Ecommerce Email & SMS Agency That Increases Your Profit Per Subscriber

Flows are 5% of email sends but 41% of email revenue. Most brands installed theirs from a template two years ago and haven't tested a subject line since.

Across 183,000+ Klaviyo stores, an automated flow makes $1.94 per recipient and a campaign makes $0.11. A flow that was never A/B tested runs at a fraction of that, and brands leave 20 to 30% of their email revenue on the table without knowing it.

We rebuild your flows from your customer data and test them continuously: timing, subject lines, offers, and the order of every email.

Welcome, abandoned cart, browse abandonment, post-purchase, and win-back, each one treated as a test program, not a setup task. That's how email and SMS reached 30% of Coat Defense's total revenue within weeks of the rebuild.

Campaigns still drive 59% of email revenue, but most brands send them only when there's a sale, to the whole list, with no plan.

No calendar, so campaigns are an afterthought. No segments, so every send hits the whole list and unsubscribes climb. No plan beyond discounts, so customers stop buying until the next sale.

We run your campaign calendar: weekly sends, segmented by who's likely to buy, planned around your promotions and launches.

COCOSOLIS went from barely using email to two targeted campaigns a week, and email became one of the brand's top revenue drivers.

Healthy DTC brands get 20 to 40% of revenue from email and SMS. Coat Defense reached 30% within weeks of the rebuild.

Every customer you don't bring back through email and SMS is one you pay Meta or Google to acquire again. That's why paid acquisition never gets cheaper: your subscriber list is supposed to be the part of the business that grows without ad spend, and it isn't doing its job.

We build email and SMS to be your most profitable channel and report it as a share of total revenue, not opens and clicks.

That share is the number we're accountable for. We grow it, and your subscriber list becomes the profit center that pays for new-customer acquisition.