Four tiers,
one scope.

The scope is the same everywhere — search, content, social, paid, B2B, store life. What changes is cadence and volume: Starter moves monthly, Pro goes weekly on search, Enterprise ships fixes every week and runs four networks daily, Ultimate pushes every ceiling to its maximum and removes the fixed fee on further stores.

A twelve-month commitment brings the fixed part down 20%, rounded to the nearest ten: Starter at €390, Pro at €790, Enterprise at €1,990, Ultimate at €4,800 per month. That amount is settled in a single payment at signature. The 5% revenue share is still charged monthly on actual revenue.

Because it aligns our incentives completely. The fixed fee covers production that runs no matter what; the variable part means our revenue only grows if yours does.

The fixed fee covers one store. Each additional store costs less as the tier goes up: €350 on Starter, €250 on Pro, €150 on Enterprise, and no fixed fee at all on Ultimate — only the 5% revenue share. From three stores on, Ultimate is almost always the better arithmetic.

Below that threshold the work is the same but there isn't enough volume for results to be measurable within a few months. We'd rather say so upfront than bill six months for nothing.

Each tier includes managing ad spend up to a cap: €1k per month on Starter, €5k on Pro, €10k on Enterprise, €20k on Ultimate. The media budget stays yours and you pay the platforms directly. Above the cap, we take 5% of managed spend.

Shopify, Shopify Plus, PrestaShop and WooCommerce natively. For Magento, BigCommerce or a headless stack, we assess case by case before committing.

3 months at signature — enough time to set things up properly and measure — then month to month with one month's notice to cancel.

From the Enterprise tier, a dedicated Account Manager reachable on a shared Slack channel and by email — no tickets, no queue, no mandatory calls. On Pro, you talk to the operations team on the shared Slack channel; on Starter, through the operations team and the monthly report. Either way, without a named contact.

No. We look at revenue, margin, product and stack. If we don't think we can make an impact, we say so and pass.