Real lift from real brands, measured against a true holdout. Not "revenue we touched." The actual difference LTVera made.
By matching reorder timing to each customer's real rhythm instead of a fixed day-30 blast, Coastal lifted repeat revenue 22% against a holdout group, with no increase in send volume.
Reorder prompts timed per product lifted the repeat rate 17% versus a holdout, with discounts only where they changed behavior.
Cross-sell matched to each customer's first product raised AOV 14%, recommending the next step in the routine instead of a best-seller block.
Asking proven repeat buyers at the right moment, instead of everyone at checkout, lifted subscription conversions 19%.
Winback timed to each customer's real lapse point recovered 12% of drifting customers the brand had written off.
Reorder, cross-sell, and winback working together lifted measured LTV 16% across the customer base in one quarter.
One agency rolled LTVera across nine client brands in a month, with lift reporting they could hand straight to clients.
We hold the bar high on purpose, because a number you can’t trust isn’t worth printing.
A group of customers is held back as a true baseline. The lift is the difference between them and the rest, not revenue we simply touched.
Revenue is credited from customers who actually clicked and bought, never inflated opens. The same standard we hold ourselves to in billing.
Lift that’s bought with reckless discounting isn’t real growth. We report revenue that holds up after the cost of the offers behind it.
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