Inventory & Order Software Marketing Agency Turn Shopify and Amazon searches into trials & demos.

It's public, not something you find out on a sales call. Google Ads management runs 10% of your monthly ad budget with a $600/month minimum, and every dollar you set for spend goes to Google — we add no markup. SEO is $50 per page per month, with a 10-page minimum. A custom website is one of eight one-time packages, $1,500 to $20,000+ (see /websites). No setup fee, no contract, cancel any month. Tell us what you're selling — self-serve SKU tracking or a multi-warehouse platform — and we'll send exact numbers in a free proposal within one business day.

If free trials sign up and go quiet without a channel ever getting connected, if Cin7 and Extensiv keep outbidding you for the same searches, or if new customers still mostly come from a founder's personal network, yes — fixing any one of those usually covers the engagement. We run the site, the paid and organic acquisition, and the trial-to-paid tracking so your team stays heads-down on stock accuracy and integrations instead of marketing ops. If demos are already booking themselves at a healthy clip, keep doing what's working.

It runs the parts that turn a Google or G2 search into a paying, synced account: the site and landing pages, Google and LinkedIn ads aimed at ecommerce and ops buyers, the SEO and comparison content that wins searches like “alternatives to Cin7,” and the tracking that traces every trial and demo back to the channel that actually produced it — not just the one that got the click.

Ask whether they can name your buyer's actual sales channels — Shopify, Amazon, Walmart, eBay — without you telling them first, and whether they optimize for a trial that finishes connecting a channel or just a signup that opens the dashboard once. Ask how they'd track a same-day self-serve trial separately from a demo-led deal that takes a wholesale buying committee weeks to close. Then confirm your site, ad accounts, and customer data are registered in your company's own name, not theirs.

Paid campaigns usually produce trial and demo requests within the first few weeks. Rankings for category and “alternatives to” searches build over 3–4 months and then keep compounding — worth starting well before your Q4 peak, since a seller burned by an oversold Black Friday listing goes looking for a new tool right after. Because a self-serve trial can convert in days while a multi-warehouse, wholesale deal can take months, we track both paths from first click to paid account so you see real movement, not just early clicks.

We run the site, ads, SEO, and AI search together instead of splitting you across vendors, and we're measured on trials that finish connecting a channel and convert to paying accounts — not raw traffic or demo bookings that never close. The pricing is the same public rate for every client, there's no setup fee, and your site, ad accounts, and customer data stay in your own company's accounts from day one.

The base rates are public on our pricing page for every client. What changes is scope — a self-serve tool built for solo Shopify sellers needs a different site and ad plan than a platform selling multi-warehouse, EDI-compliant deployments to 3PLs and wholesale buying committees. Tell us which buyer you're built for and we'll send exact numbers in a free proposal within one business day.

Trials that finish connecting a real sales channel and demos that turn into paying accounts — not raw sessions or dashboard logins. We build landing pages and CTAs around getting a seller through the Shopify or Amazon connection flow fast, then trace every signup back to the ad, page, or search that produced it, so you see your real cost per paying customer, not just cost per click.

Yes. A solo Shopify seller wants a free trial, plain pricing, and to be syncing stock inside the hour. A multichannel retailer, wholesaler, or brand running a 3PL wants a demo, EDI and integration proof, and sign-off from ops and finance before anyone connects live orders. We build separate pages, ad campaigns, and even separate trial and demo CTAs for each, so neither buyer reads copy written for the other.

Yes. Shopify, Amazon, Walmart, eBay, and QuickBooks integrations usually decide a seller's shortlist faster than any feature list does. We build pages and comparison content around the exact platforms, marketplaces, and accounting tools your buyers already run — down to specifics like Amazon SP-API sync speed or QuickBooks Online versus Desktop support — so the searches that matter to them lead to you instead of a competitor.

Yes. The site, brand assets, ad accounts, analytics, and customer data all live in accounts your company controls. We work month-to-month — if you ever leave, everything simply stays exactly where it is.

Yes. We connect into HubSpot, Salesforce, and your product analytics so trial signups, demo requests, and pipeline data land where your sales team already works, with attribution intact from first click through to closed-won.

Once we have your integration list — Shopify, Amazon, Walmart, whatever you support — your pricing tiers, and product screenshots, most inventory and order management software sites are live in 2 to 4 weeks. Platforms with more integrations to document or a multi-warehouse, enterprise tier usually run closer to 5 to 6, since there's more comparison and integration-specific pages to build; either way, you'll have a firm schedule before work starts.