Most popular · $150–500K/month
Everything in Foundation, plus the deeper work that compounds — full-funnel rebuild, structured testing, and the technical work underneath it.
fixed project · typically 6–8 weeks
8+ years173+ Shopify stores$6.4M grown for one brand
Who this is for
Between $150K and $500K a month, small percentage gains are large amounts of money, and the constraint stops being “what should we fix” and becomes “how much can we fix properly.” Accelerator is scoped for that: the whole path a buyer takes, not three isolated pages.
What’s included
Same fixed-price model, wider scope. Where Foundation closes the biggest leaks, Accelerator rebuilds the path they were leaking from.
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
This is where most brands doing serious volume land. If improvement needs to continue after the build, Partner picks up from here.
How it runs
The free roadmap becomes the build plan, sequenced by impact against effort.
The fastest revenue items go live early so the project starts paying for itself.
The heavier funnel, UX, and technical work is built and reviewed in stages.
Key changes are tested where volume allows, then reported with what to do next.
Six to eight weeks is typical for a store of this size. Complex subscription logic, headless builds, or slow approvals will move it — we’ll tell you which, and by how much, before it happens.
FAQ
Scope, not hours. Foundation closes the biggest leaks; Accelerator rebuilds the path they came from, adds the technical work underneath, and tests the changes that matter. At $150K+/month, a couple of points of conversion covers the difference quickly — and we’ll show you that maths from your own numbers before you commit.
Honestly, sometimes not. Testing needs volume to produce trustworthy results, and at lower traffic we’d be reading noise. Where that’s the case we’ll say so and prioritize changes that are well-evidenced rather than run a test that can’t conclude.
Work is staged and reviewed before it goes near your live store, and anything structural is scheduled with you rather than pushed on a Friday afternoon. Nothing reaches your storefront without an internal review first.
You get a prioritized list of what we’d do next, and no obligation to buy it. Some brands take that in-house, some come back for another project, and a few move to Partner because they want the cycle to keep running. All three are fine.
