Outgrown Klaviyo (or our current email/SMS tool)

The flows you keep postponing because the tool cannot build them

Ecommerce brands get Maestra Platform, an all-in-one retention marketing platform, plus a forward-deployed marketer who rebuilds those postponed flows instead of handing you a help article.

Brands running on Maestra

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The problem

A fragmented stack, a fragmented view of the customer

Email lives in one tool, SMS in another, loyalty somewhere else entirely. Teams end up stacking exclusions and workarounds just to avoid sending the wrong message twice, and no one has a single, trustworthy view of what a customer actually did.

What we hear from brands

Expensive, fragmented stack with minimal personalization and no A/B testing, says an indoor-gardening brand on a legacy tool plus a loyalty add-on

Segmentation and SMS alignment insufficient, the tools prevent unified customer journeys and deep personalization, says a home-lighting brand

Flows only cover basic cart and browse abandonment, email performance declining amid fierce competition, says an independent fragrance boutique

The new way

A single platform, not a patchwork

Maestra combines a real-time customer data platform, email, SMS, push, on-site personalization, and loyalty in one system, so a brand's data does not stay locked inside a single channel. Every subscription includes a dedicated forward-deployed marketer, not a separate line item for strategy.

8.6x

campaign-driven revenue growth year-over-year compared to the old platform

From a published case study

1.8% to 6.8%

of total revenue attributed to campaigns

From a published case study

Full week

of work time saved over five months through streamlined operations

From a published case study

Customer proof

Enlightened Equipment turned 0.37% of visitors into subscribers, then 6.1%

4.8 rating on G2
G2 High Performer, Customer Data Platform

The old tool offered nothing worth calling lead capture, so almost every visitor left anonymous. A dedicated marketer launched no-code lead forms with frequency control and kept A/B testing them until the subscriber rate stopped being a rounding error.

0.37% → 6.1%

of website visitors become subscribers

How it works

Who does what during the switch

01

You approve the plan

Access to the current stack and a yes to the migration plan is the whole ask on your side.

02

Your marketer rebuilds

Data, flows, and campaigns are rebuilt on Maestra while the tools you are leaving keep sending, including the domain warm-up that protects deliverability.

03

You switch when it is ready

Two to four weeks for growing brands, three to seven for the most complex setups, and 99% of the work sits with your marketer either way.

The platform

One system for the whole customer journey

From the first site visit to the tenth purchase, Maestra runs on a commerce-specific data model that keeps CDP, journeys, loyalty, and messaging in sync. The platform is built to process 2M RPM at under 300 milliseconds, so that sync holds up under real traffic.

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The Maestra platform interface

Your forward-deployed marketer

Included, not an upsell

The forward-deployed marketer comes with the subscription rather than as a services line item, and the work is implementation: building flows, launching campaigns, and fixing what the reporting exposes.

Included with every subscription, not billed separately

Implementation work, not advice on a call

Weekly calls and a shared Slack channel

Replace your stack

The tools you are replacing, and why it works

Email platforms, SMS senders, and recommendation engines all read from their own database. Maestra unifies those functions so recommendations know what the SMS just sent, and the SMS knows what the email already tried.

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Have a look at the platform first

You do not have to decide anything to see how the pieces fit together. Start on the product pages and work back to your own stack.