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The Conversion Engine

Your traffic is fine. Your pages leak.

We find where your store loses buyers, ship the fix one change at a time, and prove the lift with a baseline and a date range.

Find my leaks See the Engine

The crew

Three agents run the engine.

They are the crew that runs it every week. Each one has a single job in the loop, and all three answer to the same number.

Feeds it

Marketing Agent

Traffic the engine can convert.

It plans your content, writes the drafts, and tidies up your SEO, then reports the work as traffic the engine can convert, not as posts shipped.

  • A monthly content plan, with drafts ready to fill it
  • A weekly SEO check that hands you the fixes, not just the problems
  • Reporting that points to the exact page behind each lead
See the Marketing Agent

Extends it

Sales Agent

The form fill is only the first conversion.

The booked call is the second. It follows up, qualifies, and books while the lead is still warm, so the speed of a reply becomes a change we can ship.

  • Writes follow-ups in your voice, and waits for your yes before anything goes out
  • Qualifies leads and books them right into your CRM
  • Leaves you a short pipeline note you can read over coffee
See the Sales Agent

Proves it

Operations Agent

The ledger behind every number.

Two agents that keep the ledger and run the weekly review, then draft the client updates and briefs that report on it.

  • A baseline written down before anything changes
  • A weekly brief covering what moved, what is waiting, and what needs you
  • A KPI ledger, so every number has a place it came from
See the Operations Agent
All three agents

How it works

Measure. Find. Fix. Prove.

Four steps, in that order, every week. A change shipped before the baseline is captured can never be proved, so measuring always comes first.

01 · The baseline

Measure

We write down the number before anything changes: the event, the rate, the date range, and where it was read. Store platforms and menus usually report it already.

02 · The ranked list

Find

We read the whole path and rank what is losing buyers, including whether the first screen says what your ad or search listing promised.

03 · One change at a time

Fix

We ship one change at a time, so a number that moves can be traced to something. When the leak sits after the page, the change is the handoff itself.

04 · The ledger

Prove

Every change gets a ledger row: the baseline, the after, the date range, and what else was going on that week. Nothing is published until it holds up.

Under the hood

The right model for each job.

We move between providers inside larger builds, wire up the integrations you actually use, and put a checking agent in front of every draft, so nothing unverified ever lands in front of a person.

Models

  • Claude
  • GPT-4o
  • o1
  • Gemini
  • Llama
  • Mistral
  • Groq

Orchestration

  • Claude Code
  • MCP servers
  • LangChain
  • LlamaIndex
  • CrewAI
  • Semantic Kernel

Messaging

  • Twilio
  • ElevenLabs
  • WhatsApp
  • Intercom
  • Resend

CRM & marketing

  • HubSpot
  • Salesforce
  • GoHighLevel
  • Klaviyo
  • Mailchimp

Data

  • Supabase
  • PostgreSQL
  • Pinecone
  • Redis
  • Airtable

Infra

  • Cloudflare
  • Vercel
  • AWS
  • Docker
  • Stripe

Questions

A few honest answers.

What is the Conversion Engine?
A weekly loop we run on the path your buyers take: measure it, find where it loses them, fix one thing at a time, and prove the lift with a baseline and a date range. Our three agents run the loop, and a person approves anything a customer sees.
Do you sell traffic?
No. We do not sell traffic. We turn more of the traffic you already have into orders, and show the number with the dates it covers.
Who is it for?
Online stores come first, including dispensary menus on Dutchie and Jane. Business sites where the goal is a form or a booked call come second, and local businesses third. The loop stays the same. The event we move changes.
Where do I start?
With a free scan of the page you send traffic to. It ranks what is most likely losing you orders, and it asks for no email. When you want a person to look at the whole path, the free plan is next.
How soon will I see a number?
The first number is the baseline, and it comes before anything changes. After that, one change ships at a time, and each one gets its own date range. A busy store can tell whether a change worked within a few weeks. A page with a handful of form fills a month needs longer, because volume decides how fast a number means anything.
What stays human?
Anything a customer, a client, or the public will see. The agents prepare, draft, score, and report. A person sends, publishes, changes a price, or makes the call.

Whenever you are ready

More orders from the traffic you already pay for.

Start with the free plan. We will look at the path your buyers take and tell you what to fix first.

Get your free plan See how it all works