Klaviyo Specialist · Shopify Subscription Brands
Most Klaviyo setups are built for one-time buyers. Subscription brands have different flows, different logic, and different revenue levers — and the gaps are almost always the same. I fix them. Usually adds $10–30k/month without touching ad spend.
Let's talkThese aren't edge cases. They show up at brands doing $1M and brands doing $10M. Closing them is usually the highest-leverage thing you can do in email.
A clear-eyed look at what's running, what's missing, and what's losing money. Then we fix it.
Post-purchase, replenishment reminders, skip/pause saves, reactivation — the full arc, not just onboarding.
Segmented by cancel reason, order history, and LTV. Most brands don't have these. They should.
Timed to subscriber behavior, not arbitrary day counts. The difference matters.
Healthy lists, suppression logic, engagement tiers — the foundation everything else runs on.
We talk through your current setup, what's working, and where the obvious gaps are. 20–30 minutes.
No deck, no proposal. I give you actual feedback on what's there — what's solid and what I'd change first.
Project-based or ongoing, depending on what you need. No pressure either way.
A few years ago, I built a subscription food prep service on Shopify from scratch. I poured everything into it — the product, the branding, the packaging, the launch. And I lost almost all of it.
Not because the product was bad. Because I didn't know how to keep the customers I was working so hard to win. The emails were generic. The flows were wrong. The logic didn't fit how subscription customers actually behave. I was running a subscription brand with a one-time-buyer playbook — and I didn't even know it.
Running an ecommerce store is genuinely chaotic. You're managing suppliers, operations, ads, customer service, and a hundred other things at once. Email is supposed to work quietly in the background — but only if someone has built it to fit your actual model.
That experience is why I focus exclusively on Shopify subscription brands. I know what it costs when the retention side is broken, because I lived it. And I know that most of what needs fixing isn't complicated — it's just been built for the wrong type of customer. I'm here to close that gap.
No pitch, no deck. Just an honest look at your Klaviyo setup and what I'd actually change.