You don't have a traffic problem. You have a machine problem.

You should not have to take it on faith, which is why the process is structured so you do not. The free audit is a genuine analysis of your business, delivered before any payment. It is a more reliable sample of the work than another company's case study.

You then pay 25% to begin and the balance only once the build is live and approved. Your exposure is limited to the deposit, and you keep the audit regardless.

At a larger agency, a budget of this size is typically handled by a junior team behind an account manager, while the senior people remain in the sales process. Here, the person you speak with is the person who does the work.

Most agencies at this level also do not build software; the typical model is design plus media buying. Avant Revenue builds the systems underneath, which is where results compound.

No, and the reasoning is worth stating plainly. Once campaigns have run for a month, the work has been delivered, the leads have arrived and the data is yours. Refunding it would mean providing that work at no cost, which is why refund guarantees on delivered services are rare and, where offered, usually priced in.

What you have instead is stronger protection: no contract, no minimum term, and cancellation with 14 days' notice. You are never committed to a month you do not want, and on the build side the balance is not due until the work is live and approved.

Whichever platform fits the business. Custom code where speed and control matter, Shopify where full commerce infrastructure is needed, and your existing platform where migration would cost more than it returns. Avant Revenue does not resell any platform, so there is no incentive to recommend one over another.

No. You pay Meta and Google directly from your own accounts, so every dollar is visible and nothing is marked up. The retainer covers the management of those campaigns, and the accounts remain yours in all circumstances.

Access is granted by you, at the minimum level the work requires, through each platform's own permission system: a partner or employee role on Meta and Google, a collaborator account on Shopify, a staff seat on your email platform. Passwords are never shared directly.

Customer data stays inside your platforms and is not exported or copied elsewhere. At the end of the engagement you revoke access from your side in a few clicks, and a written confirmation of what was accessed is provided on request.

All of it: code, domain, accounts, customer list and creative. If the engagement ends, you keep everything and it continues to run. Nothing depends on an ongoing subscription.

Roughly two hours across the entire build. You provide access once through a structured onboarding, answer questions about your customers and what they ask before buying, share any existing photography and brand assets, and complete one round of approval.

Avant Revenue writes the copy, sources or edits any missing assets, configures the accounts and handles the migration. If existing photography is limited, that will be flagged clearly and the work adapted accordingly.

Small brands where the owner remains close to the work: e-commerce, apparel, local services, and membership or subscription businesses. More important than the category is whether demand already exists. If no one is yet looking for what you sell, a better funnel will not change that, and you will be told so directly.

The call covers what you sell, where your traffic comes from, what has been tried, and what success would look like in numbers. You are welcome to ask anything. There is no presentation and no pressure. The purpose is to decide whether the free audit is worthwhile, and if it is not a fit, you will be told on the call.