01 / 04Hearthstone Roasters
+247%subscription starts, 90 days after relaunch
- Offer rework
- Landing pages
- Email flows

motherfunnel rebuilds the path between your ad spend and your revenue — strategy, copy, design and traffic, run by one team and measured by one number: revenue per visitor.
Out of every 100 people who click your ad, roughly 97 leave without paying you a cent. Your ad platform calls that “reach”. Your accountant calls it something else.
They aren’t gone — they were never given a reason to stay. That gap between the click and the sale is where we work.
Numbers above are median figures from the last 40 e-commerce funnels we audited. Yours will be different — that’s the point of the teardown.
A two-week teardown of your whole funnel — analytics, session recordings, copy, offer math. You get a leak map with a dollar value attached to every hole, whether or not you hire us to fix them.
Offer, messaging, landing pages and checkout flow rebuilt around one job: earning the next click. Copy first, design second, shipped in weekly sprints — not a quarter-long reveal.
Paid traffic re-aimed at the rebuilt funnel. A/B cycles every week: we kill what stalls, feed what converts, and report a single number you can run the business on — revenue per visitor.
01 / 04subscription starts, 90 days after relaunch
02 / 04blended ROAS across Meta and Google
03 / 04cost per acquisition in eight weeks
04 / 04demo bookings from the same ad budget
They found $31k a month leaking out of our checkout in the first week of the teardown. I stopped treating ‘agency’ as a dirty word.
Maren ØstergaardCo-founder, Hearthstone RoastersFirst team that asked for our P&L before our brand guidelines. The rebuilt funnel paid for itself eleven days after launch.
Dov ArbelCEO, LedgerlineCAC down 41% in two months, and for the first time I can tell the board exactly which half of the budget is working. Turns out: all of it, now.
Inez NakamuraCMO, Véla SkinThirty minutes on a call, screen shared, your funnel on the table. You leave with three fixes worth money whether or not we ever speak again. No deck. No “alignment workshop”.