Every engagement starts the same way: we audit your TikTok Shop, rank the gaps, and install the first workflow free. From there you either have us close the rest and train your team, or we coach your own technical people to build it themselves.
We read the whole operation, creators, affiliates, samples, GMV Max, outreach, and hand you every gap ranked by the revenue behind it. Then we build the workflow that closes the biggest one, inside your stack, yours to keep. This is where every engagement starts.
We embed for ninety days, build the software that closes the remaining gaps inside your stack, and train your team to run it. Reporting that writes itself, health scoring, a signal-to-action pipeline. You own everything we build.
We coach the technically capable people you already have and get you to real output fast: Claude Code set up and your first automations shipped in week one, then ongoing coaching so the skill compounds in-house.
The audit and the first workflow are free. We don't list prices for the rest, because the right number depends on how many gaps the audit finds and how much revenue sits behind them. If there is nothing worth building, you keep the report and we tell you so.
The audit and the first workflow are free. We do not list prices for the rest, because the right number depends on how many gaps the audit finds and how much revenue sits behind them.
Yes. Clankers is not a managed service. We build the software inside your stack and train your team to run it, so there is no ongoing retainer to keep the work running.
In the Revamp we embed for ninety days, build the software that closes the remaining gaps, and train your team to run it. In Advisory we coach your technical people so they build it themselves, starting with Claude Code set up and first automations shipped in week one.
Yes. Everything is installed in your stack, documented, and handed to your team. It stays with you whether or not we keep working together.
Established brands with a team already running TikTok Shop creators, affiliates, or ads, usually alongside their own site and Amazon.