One architecture where tracking actually works.
Server-side tracking, a headless storefront, enriched audiences feeding paid and lifecycle — one unified system where every dollar of spend is tied to revenue.




































Ad blockers and plugin sprawl are quietly costing you revenue.
The signal is degrading
Pixel decay and ad blockers mean Meta and Google optimize against a partial picture of your conversions. You are paying full price for half the information.
Plugin sprawl is the architecture
A dozen Shopify apps, no single customer view, and no source of truth anyone actually trusts.
The storefront caps conversion
For high-volume brands, speed is conversion rate. A slow storefront is a permanent tax on every channel at once.
Audiences never make it back
The enriched segments that should feed Meta and Google sit in a tool that does not talk to them, while email and SMS run in a silo of their own.
ROAS is directional at best
Spend is not clearly tied to revenue, so scaling decisions get made on a number nobody fully believes.
Off the plugins. Onto a system.
One warehouse-native architecture where the same enriched data feeds paid, lifecycle and the storefront.
Server-side tracking and identity resolution produce a single customer view in BigQuery. That view feeds enriched segments back into the ad platforms, and the same data drives the email and SMS flows — so paid and lifecycle compound instead of competing.
Where the storefront is the constraint, we replace it: a headless, composable build you own, fast enough that speed stops being the thing capping conversion rate.
The full stack — all of it.
Results, published.
Point solutions optimize one thing. We engineer the stack so your data compounds.
An ads agency and an email agency will never share a customer view.
One data layer, every channel
The same single customer view feeds paid, lifecycle and the storefront. That is what makes the gains multiply instead of cancel.
Partner-level across the stack
Shopify, Segment Select, Klaviyo, Google and Meta. The integrations are not a research project.
Quantified before it is built
We model the revenue upside of speed and signal recovery first, so the architecture decision is a number rather than a preference.
The questions you were going to ask.
We already run Shopify plus a dozen apps.
Is headless overkill for us?
We have one agency for ads and another for email.
Do we have to replatform?
What is the headless timeline?
How does identity resolution actually work?
Run the numbers yourself.
Quantify the upside before you commit to anything. Both are free.
