Tier 1 · $50–150K/month
The highest-impact items from your roadmap, built and measured. One fixed price, agreed before anything starts.
fixed project · typically 3–4 weeks
8+ years173+ Shopify storesFixed price, no hourly billing
Who this is for
At $50–150K a month, there’s enough volume for conversion work to pay for itself quickly — but usually not enough spare budget to fund a full rebuild. Foundation exists for exactly that gap: fix the three or four things that are costing the most, prove the numbers move, and go from there.
What’s included
Scoped from your roadmap, so what gets built is what your store actually needs — not a fixed checklist we run on everyone.
Where this sits
Every rung includes everything below it. You can step up at any point — nothing gets rebuilt twice.
Free Teardown
$0
Prioritized Roadmap
$0
Foundation
$3,000
Accelerator
$8,000
Partner
$5,000/mo
Most brands at this stage start here, see what the numbers do, and step up to Accelerator once the case makes itself.
How it runs
Nothing starts until the free roadmap exists, so scope is agreed before money moves.
The fastest high-impact items ship in the first two weeks, not at the end.
The rest of the scope is built, reviewed internally, and sent to you for approval.
We report what changed, what it did, and what we’d do next.
Timelines assume approvals come back within a couple of days. If yours take longer, we’ll tell you what it does to the schedule rather than quietly slipping.
FAQ
Yes, and it’s free. Without it we’d be guessing at priorities, and you’d be paying for that guess. The roadmap takes five to seven days once we have access, and it’s yours whether or not you go ahead.
Then we’ll say so before you pay, and show you what fits inside Foundation versus what belongs in Accelerator. You can start with the highest-impact slice and step up later — nothing gets rebuilt twice.
Mazhar leads every project and reviews everything before it reaches you. Some implementation is handled by a trusted white-label partner, working to the same documented process — but the judgement, the review, and the accountability stay with him.
We’ll tell you what we’re seeing and why, honestly, and what we’d try next. What we won’t do is claim a win from a metric that didn’t matter. Conversion work is measured — that cuts both ways.
