Can't personalize beyond basic email and SMS
Basic personalization can go live in minutes, not quarters
For ecommerce brands, Maestra Platform is the all-in-one retention marketing platform with a forward-deployed marketer, so popups and banners launch fast while deeper setups are handled for you.
Brands running on Maestra
The problem
Every fix needs a developer or another app
Teams that want dynamic content usually end up stacking third-party apps on top of their storefront, each with its own setup, its own bugs, and its own limits on what data it can use. Attempts to bolt on personalization this way tend to stall or break rather than ship.
What we hear from brands
website conversion and AOV growth targets remained out of reach because attempts to integrate third-party recommendation apps failed, according to a brand then on Klaviyo
large catalog discovery struggles because the website is static and needs dynamic, rider-specific experiences, according to a bike-components brand
current onsite tools feel too pushy and are not driving enough conversions, according to a heritage jewelry brand
The new way
Let the CDP drive what the page shows
Maestra's real-time CDP feeds recommendations, banners, and pop-ups the same data that powers email and SMS: browsing behavior, purchase history, quiz answers, loyalty status, and session details. The page changes because the customer profile updates, not because someone edited a template.
Outcomes brands report
+45.3%
more items per order among shoppers who engaged with recommendations
From the Blue Q case studyCustomer proof
G-Plans doubles lifetime value once Klaviyo's limits come off
G-Plans wanted real-time personalization across multiple customer segments to grow lifetime value, but Klaviyo could not even separate communications between new and repeat customers. After switching to Maestra, G-Plans launched personalized flows across email, SMS, and mobile push, including retention, re-engagement, and refill-reminder flows built on every customer action reflected in real time.
2 times
growth of lifetime value in a year
Read the full case study“Switching from Klaviyo to Maestra was like going from MS Paint to Photoshop: you get almost unlimited customization. Every customer action is reflected in their profile in real-time, and we can use that data to personalize every campaign.”
How it works
One marketer, one plan, one smooth switch
Sign off on the roadmap
Your forward-deployed marketer maps the migration to your goals, then asks for your approval before touching anything.
Everything moves without a gap
Your old stack remains active while data, segments, and campaigns get rebuilt, so there is no downtime for your team or your customers.
Weeks, not months, to go live
Growing brands land in two to four weeks. Nine-figure, more complex accounts take three to seven weeks.
The platform
Personalization that runs at commerce speed
Maestra ties ten marketing modules to a single commerce-specific data model so a purchase, a click, or a support ticket updates the customer profile everywhere at once. The infrastructure behind it handles 2M requests per minute with sub-300ms response times.
Including
Your forward-deployed marketer
Four meetings a month, not one
Most platforms schedule a single monthly check-in, if that. Maestra's forward-deployed marketers run four meetings a month by default, because their account load is a fraction of the industry standard, leaving room for actual strategy work.
4 meetings a month versus 1 elsewhere
Fewer than 15 accounts per marketer, versus 60+
Strategy, migration, flows, and A/B tests done for you
Replace your stack
Beyond the agency retainer, beyond the point tools
Some brands run an agency retainer on top of a stack of point solutions just to keep campaigns moving. Maestra folds the platform and the hands-on execution into one relationship, so you are not paying separately for tools and for the people who operate them.
Replaces
Klaviyo
Attentive
Yotpo
Nosto
Ask an expert what Maestra would change for you
Come with your current numbers. We will tell you plainly what moving to Maestra would look like.