Flat email and SMS revenue

Deliverability quietly caps everything above it

Maestra Platform treats inbox placement as somebody's job, the all-in-one retention marketing platform for ecommerce brands, with a forward-deployed marketer monitoring it.

+33.6%

revenue from email and SMS campaigns year-over-year

From a published case study

+62%

revenue from flows year-over-year

From a published case study

2 months

time to achieve both gains after migration

From a published case study
4.8 rating on G2

Brands running on Maestra

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The problem

The vendor relationship stopped being a partnership

The platform works well enough, but nobody on the other side is looking at the account. Support answers tickets instead of proposing ideas, and the brand is left to figure out its own roadmap while revenue sits flat.

What we hear from brands

Current email and SMS agency is underperforming, unhappy but too stretched to act, says a nine-person team at a baby-carrier brand.

Reliance on multiple underperforming agencies, with funnel leaks affecting conversion and retention, reports a live-plants ecommerce brand.

Email performance is declining amid fierce competition, and current flows only cover basic cart and browse abandonment, notes a niche fragrance retailer.

The new way

Flows that adapt to real-time customer data, not static templates

Maestra builds flows around what a customer actually did, not a generic sequence sent to everyone. JOLYN's dynamic recommendations replaced Klaviyo's limited automation, and campaign-driven revenue grew 26% within a year of switching.

Customer proof

New leads at the moment the year's revenue is decided

4.8 rating on G2
G2 High Performer, Customer Data Platform

Peak season rewards whoever has the biggest reachable audience going in. A product quiz added four percent of November's leads, and most of the people who finished it left a phone number as well.

New leads at the moment the year's revenue is decided (Maestra case study)Read the full case study

4%

of November's leads came from the product quiz

How it works

Migration at any scale, same method

01

Map what exists

Every flow, segment, and integration currently running is inventoried before a single one is rebuilt.

02

Rebuild in parallel

Your marketer has moved brands of every size and runs the new setup next to the old one until it matches.

03

Go live in weeks

Two to four weeks is typical, three to seven for nine-figure complexity, with no gap in sending.

The platform

The modules were never meant to be bought separately

Segmentation, messaging, recommendations, and site personalization all read one profile, so a change in any of them is visible to the rest immediately. That is the part a stack of best-of-breed tools cannot reproduce with connectors.

Including

Real-time CDPSegmentationEmail, SMS and MMSSite personalizationProduct recommendationsLoyalty and promotions
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

Migrating off does not mean starting over

The programs you have been refining for years are rebuilt, not discarded, and the history comes with them, so the reporting still reaches back past the switch.

Replaces

Klaviyo

Sendlane

Optimizely

Bloomreach

Attentive

See it running before you talk to anyone

There is a tour of the platform on the site, and it does not ask for a calendar invite first.