Satisfied Clients

Add $40 in Sales for Every $1 You Spend on Email—In Just 30 Days*
*Industry average

We build and launch high-impact email flows for Shopify & SaaS brands—done-for-you in 7 days, risk-free.

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//We work with:

//Ways to pull more cash out of your existing traffic

Growth ⭐

Starter

Scale

What this is really for

💰 You’re done with “random newsletters” and want predictable extra revenue every month.

💰 You know there’s money in your list but nothing is set up properly yet.

💰 You want serious retention without hiring a full in-house team.

Campaigns / month

đŸ“© 4

đŸ“© 2

đŸ“© 6

Flows under active management

🔁 4 (welcome, abandoned, post-purchase, winback/browse)

🔁 2 (welcome + 1 money flow: abandoned / post-purchase)

🔁 6–7 (all core + VIP / replenish / upgrade)

Build / big improvements

đŸ› ïž 1 big flow rebuild / quarter to keep revenue moving up, not flat

đŸ› ïž One-time setup + light fixes so email stops leaking

đŸ› ïž 1 big flow rebuild / 2 months – always tuning for more LTV

Testing

đŸ§Ș 2–3 tests / month (subjects, offers, timing)

đŸ§Ș 1 test / month (subject/offers)

đŸ§Ș 3–4 tests / month (flows, offers, segments)

How we work

💬 Async + clear monthly plan; no standing meetings, just updates and decisions.

💬 Mostly async: you approve ideas by message, We do the rest.

💬 Priority async support; fast changes without needing weekly calls.

Feels like

✅ “Email is now a steady extra income stream.”

✅ “Email finally switched on.”

✅ “We basically have an email team on tap.”

$1,500 /mo

$900 /mo

$2,400+ /mo

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Please share as much as you can about your business and email marketing—including your current approach, the challenges you face, and what you hope to achieve.

//FAQs

Is this even for my type of business?

I work with:

Shopify / DTC brands (physical and digital products)

SaaS products

The minimum:

You already have consistent sales (not pre-launch).

You either have an email list or steady traffic so we can grow one.

If you’re still trying to prove that strangers will buy from you, you’re too early for ongoing email management. At that stage, you need traction, not a retention partner.

What exactly do you do inside my email setup?

Short version:
I come in, wire the money flows, and run email so you don’t have to.

 

Depending on the package, I:

  • Build / fix core flows: welcome, abandoned cart/trial, post-purchase, winback, VIP, etc.
  • Plan, write and send regular campaigns (not “dear newsletter”, actual sales emails).
  • Set up basic segmentation so the right people see the right things.
  • Run simple tests (subject lines, offers, timing, sometimes flow logic).
  • Send you a straightforward report so you can see what email brought in.
  • You shouldn’t need to touch Klaviyo unless you’re curious.

What kind of results can I realistically expect?

No fairy tales.

What usually happens with brands who already have sales + a list:

  • Flows (welcome, abandoned, post-purchase) start recovering and adding revenue once live and triggered.
  • Campaigns turn from “random blasts” into planned, money-focused sends.
  • Over 1–3 months, you’ll see clearly if email is starting to behave like a real revenue channel instead of background noise.

I don’t promise “$100k in 30 days”.
I do promise that within the first 90 days you’ll know if this is paying for itself or not.

How involved do I have to be?

Almost not at all.

Your job:

  • At the start: answer a short intake form and give access.
  • Sometimes: approve something if it’s brand-sensitive (big discount, risky angle).
  • Whenever you want: look at the numbers.

My job:

  • Plan the calendar
  • Build / improve flows
  • Write and send emails
  • Watch performance and adjust

No weekly “brainstorm” calls unless there’s a real reason.

How do you charge? Are there setup fees or hidden costs?

You pay a flat monthly fee for one of the packages.

What that covers (for the chosen package):

  • Ongoing flows management
  • Campaigns planned, written, built and sent
  • Testing + optimisation inside that scope
  • Reporting

Depending on your situation, there might be:

  • a one-time setup / cleanup fee if your account is a mess or you’re migrating tools

All of that is agreed up front.
No surprise invoices, no “we need an extra $2k for strategy”.

Do you handle both copy and design, or only strategy?

You get all three:

  • Strategy: what flows/campaigns to run, in what order
  • Copy: subjects, angles, body copy, CTAs
  • Layout: built clean and on-brand

If you have a strong internal designer, we can use their assets.
If not, you still get simple, good-looking emails focused on sales.

How do we start and what happens first?

Step 1 – You book a call and fill a short intake form (traffic, list, current setup, main goal).
Step 2 – On the call (or via Loom if you prefer async), I:

  • listen to your situation and look for where your email is leaking money now
  • tell you honestly if I can fix it and which package makes sense
  • outline what I’d do in the first 30–90 days

Step 3 – If we’re both happy:

  • you give me access to Klaviyo + Shopify / your product
  • I start with an audit + quick-win flows, then roll into campaigns.

What if we work together and it doesn’t work?

I’m not interested in long, painful relationships that don’t make money.

  • There is usually a 3-month minimum, because month 1 is setup, and months 2–3 show if this is working.
  • After that: month-to-month. If the numbers don’t justify the fee, you stop. You keep every flow, campaign, and idea I built.

If I think I can’t make a difference, I’ll tell you before we start. It’s better for both of us.

I’m not “big” yet. Can I still work with you?

Maybe.

If you:

  • have some real sales (not just hope),
  • have even a small list, or are growing it,
  • and can afford a retainer without betting the entire business on it,


we can still talk.

If you’re very early, I might suggest:

  1. a one-off audit + setup project
  2. or specific flows/campaigns to get the first wins
  3. and only then moving into a monthly package when it makes sense.,

The goal is not to squeeze money out of a small brand, it’s to build a channel that actually pays you back.