Empowering retailers to operate (and scale) with 100% certainty

Generating 40% more revenue for DTC brands

Manifesto

Economies of scale is a great academic idea that few ever achieve. Prioritizing growth at all costs has seen more brands fail than the handful of success stories we can point to. The truth is that the best ecommerce brands do not grow haphazardly. They don’t over-extend themselves with unfavorable debt, high CAC, and sub-par ROAS. Especially not in the slight hope that long-term LTV eventually fixes their unit economics. Nope – they keep the various metrics in beautiful tension as they balance growth and risk, immediate priorities, and long-term financial reward. The best ecommerce brands smartly and proactively navigates the market. And they do it with a combination of data-driven precision and artist-like creative execution. They prefer economies of better versus the alternative: Gambling on their ability to eventually get the kind of scale that creates escape velocity. (This is akin to only giving Van Gogh a house painter's roller brush and expecting TheStarry Night.)

Our values

Smart

We help people make decisions. Our proactive approach to inventory management stems from our ability to make powerful, accurate predictions that account for multiple possibilities, forever closing the gap between insight and action.

Devoted

We believe in the power of empathy and kindness. And we attune ourselves to the specific needs of every business, bringing a human touch to everything we do.

Empowering

We give people options. Our robust platform offers the security, flexibility and control, liberating people from the most monotonous tasks. In other words, we help people get out more than they put in.

Accessible

We keep things clean and simple; life is complicated enough. Our system is designed to be straightforward and easy to use. We even demystify complex calculations, building trust through transparency.

Progressive

We’re shaking up the status quo. By building on what came before, we’re delivering a new service that's materially different. As such, we hold strong opinions, but only share them once we know the facts.