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Connect your stack
Your store, your ad accounts and your email tool. The butler learns how your business actually runs.
For small e-commerce teams
The Growth Butler joins up Shopify, your ad accounts and your customer data, shows the profit behind every order, and does the weekly analysis a growth team would do. You make the calls.
Built for Shopify. No data team needed.
Good morning. 3 things need you today.
Morning brief · Tuesday
Meta Ads: "Spring Edit" is losing $4.10 on every order after costs.
Shopify: 3 of 214 products are out of stock and still in active ads.
Klaviyo: your win-back flow brought back 18 customers this week. +6
Built around the tools you already use
Sound familiar?
Small teams don't lack data. They lack the hours to turn it into decisions.
Shopify, Meta, Google, Klaviyo, GA4 and a spreadsheet. None of them agree, and none of them show profit.
Ad platforms count revenue. You pay for product, shipping, fees, discounts and returns too.
Half a day to build the weekly report. Out of date by Thursday. Read by nobody on Friday.
A campaign overspends or a bestseller sells out. You find out after the money is gone.
Which products bring customers back? Which campaign loses money? Without an analyst, nobody has time to check.
A chatbot doesn't know your margins or your targets. It gives confident advice for someone else's store.
The butler does the part of growth work that eats your week: fetching, joining, checking and writing it up. What's left is the decision.
| Today | With the butler |
|---|---|
| Six tools, six versions of the truth. | One set of numbers, joined up per order. |
| Campaigns judged on platform ROAS. | Profit after product, shipping, fees, returns and ads, per campaign and per product. |
| A Monday morning spent building the report. | A weekly report written before you start work. |
| Overspend and stock-outs found days later. | Guardrails that flag drift the day it happens. |
| Questions parked until someone has time. | Ask in plain language. Get the answer with the numbers behind it. |
| Advice built on averages. | Answers built on your store, your margins and your targets. |
How it works
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Your store, your ad accounts and your email tool. The butler learns how your business actually runs.
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Your margins and your limits, not industry averages. The butler measures everything against them.
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A morning brief with the few things worth your time, and one tap to act on each.
The analyst you couldn't justify hiring. Ask in plain words and get one answer from all your tools, with the numbers behind it.
Ask the butler
Example dataWhat was our margin per order last week?
$21.40 per order after shipping, discounts and ads. Down from $24.10 the week before.
| Per order | Last week | Week before |
|---|---|---|
| Discounts | $6.90 | $4.30 |
| Ad spend | $14.20 | $14.50 |
| Margin | $21.40 | $24.10 |
Most of the drop comes from discount codes: used on 14% of orders, up from 9%.
Ask the butler
Example dataWhich Meta campaigns should I cut?
| Campaign | Spend | Blended ROAS |
|---|---|---|
| Spring Edit | $1,240 | 1.1 |
| Bestsellers | $2,860 | 3.4 |
| Retargeting | $610 | 2.2 |
Spring Edit is below your break-even of 1.6. Pause it, or halve the budget and check again on Friday?
Ask the butler
Example dataWhich first products lead to a second order?
| First product | Reorder in 90 days |
|---|---|
| Starter kit | 38% |
| Refill pack | 31% |
| Gift card | 9% |
Starter-kit buyers come back four times as often as gift-card buyers. Worth leading your new-customer ads with it.
No reports to build, no filters to set. Ask the way you'd ask a colleague.
Answers in contribution margin, not just revenue and ROAS.
Every answer ends with what to do about it, ready for your approval.
The routine of growth work, done before you open your laptop. The judgement stays with you.
Weekly report
Week 45 · written Monday 07:00
Next step: the cost of a new customer rose 11%. Review the prospecting budget before Thursday.
Built for small teams
Big brands have analysts, media buyers and a finance team. You have a few people doing everything.
The founder
Between product, suppliers and customer service, the numbers get an hour on Sunday night.
The one-person marketing team
Paid, email, content and reporting. The analysis is always the thing that slips.
The ops and finance lead
Margins, cash and stock live in different places, and every meeting starts with whose number is right.
Free tools
Four calculators for the numbers every store owner should know by heart.
Calculator
Find the ROAS your ads must beat before they make you a single dollar.
Calculator
Calculate return on ad spend and see if a campaign is actually profitable.
Calculator
See what each order really leaves behind after every variable cost.
Calculator
Gross, contribution and net margin for an online store in one view.
An assistant you can trust with your numbers works in the open.
Suggestions by default. You choose what, if anything, runs on its own.
Every number links back to the orders, ads and costs behind it.
Measured against the margins and limits you set, not someone else's averages.
Tell us about your store. We'll walk you through what the butler would do with your numbers.
Profit-first analytics with an AI assistant on top, built for small e-commerce teams. It reads your store, ad accounts and customer data, works out what each ad, product and order really earns, and drafts the next step. You approve. It does the legwork.
Shopify brands run by a small team: a founder who still runs the ads, a one-person marketing team, or an ops lead who owns the numbers. It fits best if you spend on paid ads and have repeat customers.
The first version focuses on Shopify, Meta Ads, Google Ads, Klaviyo and Google Analytics 4. Tell us what else you use when you contact sales.
No. By default the butler suggests and you approve. You decide which routine tasks, if any, it may handle on its own, and every action is logged.
A dashboard shows what happened and leaves the rest to you. The butler works out what it means for your profit, tells you what to do about it, and does the routine part once you approve.
No. You connect your accounts and ask questions in plain language. There are no dashboards to build and no formulas to maintain.
Yes. No sign-up and no email gate. They work in your browser, and the numbers you type never leave it.
Contact sales. We book a short call, look at your numbers together and connect your stack with you. There is no self-serve signup.
It depends on your store and your setup. Contact sales and we will walk you through it.