Your E-Commerce runs. Nobody can tell you why sales do what they do.

The platform works, the invoices arrive, and the numbers move for reasons nobody can quite explain. E-Commerce is a system of systems — platform, orders, inventory, marketing, data — and when nobody owns the whole picture, the whole picture quietly leaks money.

A scratchboard drawing of a run of cast-iron pipework branching through a manifold into four pipes, with one flanged joint dripping into a shallow tin pan on the floor beneath it.

What we do

The System Review with an E-Commerce lens — the full stack documented, what’s fragile, what it should cost, and where the leaks are. When you need more than a review, fractional E-Commerce leadership through the Embedded plan — strategy, systems, and the hands to fix what’s found.

Proof

A decade directing E-Commerce for Silver Jeans Co. and its two sister brands — online sales grew 700%, profitably, through replatformings, migrations, and every integration a commerce stack can hold.

At The Dufresne Group, online revenue grew 30% year over year.

A segmented email rebuild took email’s share of online revenue from half a percent to over 22%, partly by cutting the list in half. Presented on Magento’s main stage.

No matter when something new was introduced into a project Mike quickly and efficiently delivered with a collaborative spirit.
Michael Martel, Senior Visual Designer

What it costs

The E-Commerce review is $1,500 flat, standard bounds. Fractional leadership is $5,000 a month. Prices in CAD.

Questions people actually ask

We’re mid-replatform and nervous.

Good instinct — replatforming is the highest-stakes call in commerce. We’ve made it, lived with it, and sat on the conference panels about it. Ask before you sign anything.

Can you just tell us if our agency is doing a good job?

Yes. That’s the Second Opinion, and sometimes the answer is they’re doing fine.