Outgrown Klaviyo (or our current email/SMS tool)
Nine times the winback conversions, on the same list
Maestra Platform is the all-in-one retention marketing platform for ecommerce brands, and the flows that produce numbers like that get built by your forward-deployed marketer.
+33.6%
revenue from email and SMS campaigns year-over-year
Brands running on Maestra
The problem
Switching feels riskier than staying stuck
Teams have watched a migration timed badly around a peak season cost real revenue, or worried about losing KPI accuracy mid-move. That fear alone keeps some brands paying for a tool they have already outgrown, long past the point it was working for them.
What we hear from brands
A revenue loss during BFCM from a Klaviyo-to-Attentive migration done too close to the holiday, now a hard internal rule against switching near peak, says a baby-gear brand
Maintaining customer data continuity when leaving Attentive and migrating flows, and uncertainty around KPI accuracy, says a coffee roaster
Platform migration fatigue, recently switched from Attentive to Klaviyo, and the platform still lacks advanced personalization capabilities, says a women's fashion brand
The new way
Deliverability that gets watched, not just measured
Maestra runs a live deliverability dashboard, engagement-based segmentation that skips inactive profiles, sending limits per person, and time-zone scheduling. Brands like Furniture Fair went from a 17.3% open rate to 45.86% after the switch, with bounce rate dropping from 4.02% to 0.58%.
Outcomes brands report
Customer proof
Recommendations that the email platform could not offer at all
Site personalization was not part of the old tool, and the third-party apps bolted on to fill the gap kept failing. Native recommendations across the key pages moved the site conversion rate by fifteen percent.
Read the full case study+15%
growth in website conversion rate
How it works
No IT project on your side
Nothing to install
Your developers are not part of this. Setup and day-to-day operation need no engineering support.
Your marketer does the building
Segments, flows, personalization rules, and A/B tests are their work, not a backlog item for someone on your team.
You review, they ship
Keeping up with approvals is the biggest job left on your side once the plan is agreed.
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
Your forward-deployed marketer
The difference between advice and implementation
An agency sends recommendations and an invoice. Your marketer opens the platform and builds the thing, which is why the improvements that are technically easy but always postponed actually ship.
Work delivered in the platform, not as a deck
The postponed improvements get shipped
No separate services fee
Replace your stack
The connectors go too
Every tool in a stack needs a connection to the store and to the other tools, and each of those is a thing that breaks quietly. Consolidating removes the maintenance along with the vendors.
Replaces
Zapier
Klaviyo
Nosto
Wisepops
Rebuy
Find out what a marketer would do first
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