We will make TikTok Shop your brand's #1 discovery channel.

On the shop itself the margin is thin, and we will not pretend otherwise. Creator commission, TikTok's fees, samples, and ad spend all come out before you see anything, and plenty of brands run the channel close to break even in the early months.

That is not the reason to be here. TikTok Shop is the #1 discovery channel right now, which means hundreds of creators putting your product in front of people who have never heard of you. Most of those people do not buy on TikTok. They search your name, they buy on Amazon, they land on your site and convert at your normal margin, and they come back at your normal repeat rate.

So we do not judge an account on on-platform return alone. We watch what happens to your branded search, your Amazon sales, and your direct traffic as creator volume climbs. That lift is where the profit actually lands, and it is the part almost nobody measures. We will show you how to measure it on the call.

Full service TikTok Shop management runs $3,000 to $10,000+ per month across the market, as a retainer, a percentage of GMV, or a hybrid. Where you land depends on scope, and we will give you the exact number on the call. Budget separately for creator commission, samples, and ad spend: that money goes to your growth, not to us.

No. Setup through launch is work we do every month, and pre-launch is the cheapest time to get the plan right. If you are earlier than we can help, we will tell you exactly what to do until you are ready.

Our operator team, inside Partner Center on your shop daily, with the founders staying on every account. We run 20+ creator communities day in, day out. Nothing is outsourced to people you never meet.

Product for samples, your catalog and margin numbers, and roughly 30 minutes a week. We run creator recruiting, briefs, content review, community management, and the ads. You sign off on the offer and the angles at the start, then you are reading a dashboard.

The one thing we cannot do for you is ship. Samples have to go out on time, because a creator who waits 2 weeks for a box has usually moved on to another brand by the time it lands.

That is the failure we plan around rather than hope against. We forecast creator volume against your stock position before we scale, tell you when posting is about to outrun what you can ship, and pace ad spend to your real inventory rather than to a target.

A stockout in the middle of a climb costs you the product ranking and the creator momentum at the same time, and both take longer to rebuild than they took to earn. Protecting supply is part of running the channel, not something you have to catch on your own.

Most brands see meaningful order volume in the first 60 to 90 days once creators and ads are live. That assumes a clean run on the platform side: product compliance holds, the shop stays in good standing, and the ad account is not restricted. Any one of those can add weeks. It also depends on product, price, and margin, and anyone promising you a number before seeing your shop is guessing.

Terms are covered on the call, and the short version is that we expect to earn the next month, every month. An agency that needs a long lock-in to keep you is telling you something.

Yes, and it is one of our most common starting points. Brands from the UK, Australia, and Europe use TikTok Shop as their entry into the US market, and we run the launch end to end: entity and shop setup questions answered on the call, then creators, content, and ads on the ground in the US.