Low site conversion and lead capture
Turning browsers into a list you can actually message
StackDTC connects capture to the profile and the flows, an all-in-one retention marketing platform for ecommerce brands, set up by a forward-deployed marketer.
+21%
in popup submission rate
The problem
A catalog too big to browse is a catalog nobody buys from
When a site carries hundreds of products, shoppers do not always know where to start. Faced with too many choices and not enough guidance, many simply leave rather than compare everything themselves. Conversion drops even as traffic holds steady.
What we hear from brands
Extensive catalog overwhelms shoppers and depresses conversion - a TV-mount and ergonomic-accessories brand
High-consideration purchase makes conversion slow; low swatch-to-purchase conversion - a high-consideration furniture brand
Traffic is high but quality, intent and overall conversion need improvement - a tool and equipment retailer
The new way
Turn anonymous traffic into a name you can reach
StackDTC replaces the generic discount popup with targeted forms and dynamic widgets that capture contacts and enrich profiles with details like phone numbers, birthdays, and preferences. Frequency limits keep the experience from becoming irritating, and forms only target visitors who have not already shared their info.
Outcomes brands report
+26%
revenue per website user
+17%
in total company revenue
How it works
What gets rebuilt before you go live
Data and integrations
Customer records, order history, and the connections to your store move first, so the profiles are whole before anything sends.
Deliverability
Domains, sender signatures, and Postmaster are set up and monitored, because a migration that lands in spam is not a migration.
Flows and campaigns
The programs you run today are rebuilt and the ones you never had time for get launched alongside them.
The platform
One engine behind every channel
Email, SMS, push, messengers, and the website are outputs of the same rules and the same data. Adding a channel is a setting rather than another vendor and another integration to maintain.
Your forward-deployed marketer
What you can actually ask for
Building or updating flows, creating segments, setting up A/B tests, configuring personalization rules and widgets, chasing a deliverability problem. The list is not a menu of tiers, it is whatever the marketing work is that week.
Flows, segments, widgets, and A/B tests built for you
Deliverability monitored and repaired
Ad-hoc requests, not a ticket allowance
Replace your stack
Consolidation that customers actually notice
The clearest sign a consolidation worked is that nothing feels worse afterward. Brands moving their recommendations, loyalty, and messaging tools onto StackDTC describe each function improving, not just merging, once it runs on shared, real-time data.
Replaces
Nosto
Rebuy
Yotpo
Attentive
Klaviyo
Start with a look, not a commitment
see the modules and the customers behind them, and decide from there.