Weak or manual product recommendations
Four thousand SKUs is too many for a shopper to browse
StackHQ narrows the catalog per visitor, an all-in-one retention marketing platform for ecommerce brands, launched by your forward-deployed marketer.
The problem
Customers stay in one category and never see the rest of what you sell
Without automated, behavior-based cross-sell, shoppers who love one product line rarely discover adjacent ones. Campaigns end up treating every customer the same, missing the natural next purchase that's sitting right in your own catalog.
What we hear from brands
a natural body-care brand has limited ability to cross-sell soap buyers into skincare, with campaigns that treat all customers the same
a designer home-decor brand lacks automated product cross-sell flows and custom data points like product-view events
an online seafood purveyor cites limited cross-sell visibility and the need for better flow optimization and A/B testing
The new way
Matching that understands color, size, and material, not just category
Instead of grouping products by broad category, StackHQ reads full product attributes so a red bikini top surfaces its matching bottom in the same size, material, and cut. Out-of-stock sizes are filtered out automatically, so customers never hit a dead end.
27%
reduction in marketing stack costs
7.4%
of total revenue generated through a personalized cross-sell flow
+26%
total sales after consolidating the marketing stack
How it works
One marketer, one plan, one smooth switch
Sign off on the roadmap
Your forward-deployed marketer maps the migration to your goals, then asks for your approval before touching anything.
Everything moves without a gap
Your old stack remains active while data, segments, and campaigns get rebuilt, so there is no downtime for your team or your customers.
Weeks, not months, to go live
Growing brands land in two to four weeks. Nine-figure, more complex accounts take three to seven weeks.
The platform
Why the data model is the product
Most platforms bolt commerce concepts onto a generic contacts table. StackHQ starts from orders, catalog, and behavior, which is why segmentation, recommendations, and site personalization read the same customer rather than three approximations of one.
Including
Your forward-deployed marketer
The difference between advice and implementation
An agency sends recommendations and an invoice. Your marketer opens the platform and builds the thing, which is why the improvements that are technically easy but always postponed actually ship.
Work delivered in the platform, not as a deck
The postponed improvements get shipped
No separate services fee
Replace your stack
Count the integrations you maintain
Every point tool in a stack comes with a connector somebody has to keep alive, and the customer data ends up split along those seams. Consolidating removes the connectors along with the tools.
Bring your stack to the conversation
The useful version of this discussion starts from the tools you run now and what each of them would be replaced by.