We fixbrokenecommerce brands.
14+ combined years in the trenches. We fix muddy offers, leaky stores, payment issues, backend mess, and growth plans that fall apart the second pressure hits.
We are most useful when the brand has potential but the offer is muddy, the store is leaking, payments are dragging, and nobody owns the whole machine. That is the kind of work we have done for 14+ combined years in the trenches, with founders, not from the sidelines.
Years of combined in-the-trenches ecommerce and brand experience
Brands launched and scaled
In client revenue helped drive
What we usually walk into
Good brand. Messy backend. Too many opinions. No one owning the whole thing.
Calculator
Quantify what weak
trust costs.
If the brand feels vague, the founder is invisible, or the page does not earn trust fast, you pay for it.
Use this for ecommerce brands, founder-led brands, or personal-brand traffic coming through channels like LinkedIn.
Monthly qualified visits
Store sessions, LinkedIn clicks, profile traffic, or branded visits hitting your pages each month.
Current conversion rate
What percentage currently buy, book, or inquire before anything gets fixed.
Average customer value
Typical order value, client value, or first purchase value.
Lift from fixing the trust leak
A realistic lift from sharper positioning, better proof, stronger founder presence, and a page flow that does not lose people.
Current output
At this traffic level you are generating about 720 conversions/month and $86,400/month in revenue.
What fixing the trust leak is worth
Recovering 0.6% adds about 240 extra conversions/month and $28,800/month.
Per 0.1% lift
$4,800/month
Annual upside at this lift
$345,600/year
Most brands do not need more traffic first. They need people to trust what they are landing on.
See where it leaksHow we work
One path if you are turning fresh capital into a serious launch. One path if the brand is live but the system underneath is slowing growth.
When people call us
Usually after the brand has been carrying too much mess.
Different surface problem. Same issue underneath.
Pre-launch
01Close to launch. Still too shaky.
The idea is there, but the offer is muddy, the store is not ready, and the payments setup still feels risky.
Focus
Growth plateau
02Traffic is there. The store is bleeding.
People are landing, but weak pages, checkout issues, and sloppy post-purchase experience are killing what should be working.
Focus
Too many moving parts
03Too many moving parts. No clear operating line.
Everybody is touching the brand, but nobody is calling the real priorities or turning the mess into a plan.
Focus







