Six places money leaks out of a store, checked one by one.
Not a generic checklist. A read of your store against the places that most often cost founders money and hours, in the order that matters.
Where people drop off
The exact step between landing on your store and paying that loses the most visitors. Product page, cart, or checkout.
Whether the promise holds
Whether what your ads promise matches what people hit when they land. A mismatch here quietly burns ad spend before anyone adds to cart.
What happens after order one
Flows you are missing and revenue sitting in an unsent abandoned cart or post purchase sequence.
What each order keeps
What an order actually holds onto after cost of goods, shipping, and ad spend. Whether you are scaling a profit or a leak.
How it behaves on a phone
How the store loads and works on a mid range phone, where most of your traffic and most of your drop off actually is.
The jobs eating your week
The daily manual work a system should be handling instead of you, and roughly how many hours it is costing.
What these reads have turned up.
Real stores, one headline finding each. Names withheld unless the owner is happy to share.
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A real review, within 24 hours.
Written by hand. Long enough to be useful, short enough to read in one sitting.
- A plain scored read of your store, section by section
- The three things leaking the most money, ranked
- Roughly how many hours a week your current routine is costing you
- The single first fix to make, and why it is first
- Written, with a short Loom where it helps to show something
- An open invite to a 30 minute call if you want to go deeper, and nothing if you do not
- Your store URL
- A rough monthly revenue band, so the read is calibrated
Because most people I do this for are not buying anything today.
Daily Needs Association builds custom AI operating systems for store operators. This teardown is how those conversations start. You get a real, useful read whether or not we ever work together.
If the fixes are things you can handle yourself, good, do that. I run every review myself. A store owner who has seen how we think is a better conversation later than a cold pitch, and that is worth more to me than the hour it takes.
Mayank Gulati, Daily Needs Association
The downside is an email. The upside is a plain list of what your store is already losing.
No projections and no promises about growth. Just a read of what is already leaking and which one to close first.
Built for founder run stores with real traffic.
- You run a Shopify or similar store doing roughly $10,000 a month or more
- It is founder run or close to it, and you make the calls
- You want a straight read, not a sales call with a report attached
- The store is pre launch or has almost no traffic yet, there is nothing to read
- An agency already runs your store end to end
- You want the fixes done for free, this is the diagnosis, not the build
Leaked money matters more than it did three years ago.
Ad costs went up and stayed up. The money you lose inside your own funnel, between the click and the payment, now costs more to replace than it used to.
The tools to find those leaks also got good enough that a careful review turns up things that used to need an expensive audit. A teardown now is a cheap look before you scale spend on a store that might be losing people at checkout.
Is it actually free?
Yes. No card, no trial that bills you later. You give an email address, I send back a real review of your store.
How long does it take?
You hear back within 24 hours of sending your store. Usually sooner.
Are you going to pitch me?
Only if you ask. The review stands on its own. If you want to talk about a build after reading it, there is an open invite. If you do not, you will not hear a pitch.
What do you need from me?
Your store URL and a rough monthly revenue band so the read is calibrated. Nothing else to start.
Who sees my store data?
Me. I run every review myself. Your numbers are not shared, sold, or added to any public list.
What if an agency already runs my store?
Then this is probably not for you. It is built for founders who still make the calls on their own store.
See what it would look like for your business.
Tell me who you are and I take a proper look at your operation, then send you a plain read of what a cofounder would watch, run, and handle for you every day. No pitch, no obligation.