Three ways to launch a brand.
Only one is built for 2026.

Heavy retainer. 5 to 15 percent cut.

High upfront monthly retainers plus a 5 to 15 percent revenue cut before proving any retail pull through.

$200 to $1,000 per seat.

Per user seat fees that quietly drain capital without providing any actual sales execution.

30 to 90 days to first meeting.

Long, drawn out onboarding cycles and administrative delays that routinely stall your first buyer meeting for one to three months.

60 plus days of internal setup.

Empty software dashboards with steep learning curves, leaving your internal team stuck building workflows for over two months.

$20,000 plus, leads go cold.

Forces you to spend $20,000 plus on individual booth setups, frequently letting hot distributor leads go cold due to unorganized tracking.

No show presence at all.

Requires full standalone $20,000 plus booth investments with no built in retail software stack to automatically capture and convert contacts.

Black box spreadsheet.

Functions as a generalist handling bloated portfolios, hiding buyer relationships inside an unorganized spreadsheet black box.

Zero retail context.

Provides no built in retail context, forcing your team to purchase expensive raw data, manually scrub lists, and build outreach from scratch.

Lost in the product queue.

Relies on outsourced representatives where your brand gets lost in a massive product queue using low signal template scripts.

You are on your own.

A completely self serve framework where your team is left entirely alone to write sequences, fix tech silos, and manage cold pipelines.