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Acquisition eats the margin
CPMs climb year after year. If most of your revenue is first orders, you are renting customers from Meta at a worse rate every quarter.
Pattern seen in most audited stores
Free profit-leak audit · Shopify D2C
Meta keeps getting more expensive. Your customers buy once and disappear.
Request a free profit-leak audit. I read your store's real numbers myself and name the one leak costing you the most margin. No pitch, no software, no obligation.
Free. No pitch. A real person reads your numbers.
CAC vs repeat revenue
Illustrative
Cost to win a customer
Revenue they bring back
Margin bleeding while you read this
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The stack we read
Where the money goes
Three leaks, one pattern. Growth that costs more than it returns.
Every store leaks differently, but the bleed almost always hides in one of three places. The audit tells you which one is yours, and what it costs you.
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Customers buy once, then vanish
For many D2C brands only a fraction of buyers ever return. Everyone else is paid for twice: once to acquire, once to replace.
Typical repeat-purchase reality0%
Discounts become the strategy
When the only reactivation lever is a bigger coupon, every winback quietly trades margin for vanity revenue. It compounds.
Margin given away on autopilot
The leak check · 60 seconds
Answer three questions. See what is probably leaking.
No email needed to play. You get a directional read first, then decide if you want the real audit, done by a human, on your actual numbers.
The quick check uses aggregate D2C benchmarks, not your data. The free audit replaces it with your real numbers.
Step 01 / 04
Roughly, what does the store do a month?
Ballpark is fine. This only sizes the estimate.
How many customers ever come back?
Repeat purchase rate, if you know it.
Gut feeling: where is it leaking?
Founders usually suspect the right place.
Reading the pattern…
Stores like yours typically leak
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Directional estimate from aggregate D2C benchmarks, not your data. The free audit replaces this with your store's real numbers, found by a human, not a model.
leak: found
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margin ↑
Got it. The audit is on.
I have received your submission and I will personally reach out within 24 hours. The full leak map lands in your inbox within 72. Check spam just in case, then is next on my list.
Want it faster?
Grab a 20-minute slot and walk me through the store yourself. The audit jumps the queue.
The deal
Everything you get. Everything it costs.
In your inbox within 72 hours
- 01Your leak map. The specific places your store loses margin, ranked by dollar impact, not by guesswork.
- 02CAC versus LTV, read honestly. What a customer really costs you and what they really return over time.
- 03Retention gaps. Where buyers fall out after the first order and which moments would bring them back.
- 04Quick wins first. The two or three fixes worth doing this month, sized so you can hand them straight to your team.
- 05A 15-minute Loom. Me walking through all of it in plain language, so nothing needs decoding.
Your side of the deal
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Plus two minutes to request it and your store URL. No card, no call required, no pitch hiding at the end. If the audit finds nothing big, I tell you that too.
How it works
No dashboards to connect. No seats to buy.
The audit runs on what is publicly visible plus a few questions, which is exactly why it is safe to say yes to.
You send the store
Name, email, URL. That is the whole form. Takes less time than reading this section.
I dig in, personally
Storefront, offer structure, retention flows, ad footprint. A human read, not an automated report with your logo on it.
You get the map
Leak map plus Loom in 72 hours. What you do with it, with me or without me, is entirely up to you.
Who is behind this
A person reads your store. Not a pipeline.
I build retention systems for Shopify brands, which means I spend my days inside exactly the data most stores never look at: what happens after the first purchase. The audit exists because almost every founder I talk to is paying for growth on the front end while margin quietly walks out the back.
It is free because it is the most honest first conversation two people in this business can have. If the leak is big and you want help fixing it, we can talk. If not, you keep the map. Either way you know where the money goes.
Anas
Founder · webridgeAI
Founders who went first
Brands that let a stranger read their numbers.
The audit named a leak we had been staring past for a year. No fluff, no upsell at the end, just here is where it hurts and here is what to do first.
Founder, Lean LinesAthleisure · Shopify
I expected a generic report. What arrived read like someone had actually walked through our store as a customer, because he had.
Founder, KaunteyaLuxury tableware · Shopify
Ask them yourself. I will happily make the intro.
Fair questions
The things you are right to ask.
No. The audit arrives as a document and a Loom, no call required. If you want to talk afterwards, that is your move to make, not mine. Nobody follows up with a sequence of eight emails.
Because it is the best possible introduction. Some founders take the map and fix things themselves, which is fine. Some ask me to build the fixes with them, which is how I earn. Either outcome beats cold outreach.
Your store URL and answers to a few questions over email. No dashboard access, no API keys, no seats. The audit works from what is publicly visible plus what you choose to share.
I reply personally within 24 hours and the full audit lands within 72. If a week is ever busy enough that I cannot keep that promise, I tell you before you wonder, not after.
Then you get a short note saying exactly that, and you have lost two minutes. It happens, some stores are genuinely tight. Most are not.
Last call
Find the leak before Q4 does.
Every month the leak runs is margin you never get back. The audit is free, human, and 72 hours away.