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Built for independent cycling shops, niche camera stores, fly-tying suppliers, model-building specialists, and climbing-gear boutique labels.

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Forecast limited-batch cycling builds, niche camera bodies and lenses, fly-tying thread and hook packs, model-building kits and detail parts, and climbing-gear seasonal drops by run and tier. Answer the spec questions serious hobbyists actually ask, and write the weekly marketing in the voice of the buyer on the floor — not like a 90-dollar generic DTC brand that has never wound a #16 dry.

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Usage-based. Drops into Shopify, Stripe and Klaviyo.

What you get

Three jobs on a loop, tuned to the hobby bench.

The back-office work a niche hobby shop can’t draft by hand at midnight — forecasting for limited-run gear, support that handles spec questions from serious hobbyists, and marketing copy that reads like the buyer on the floor.

  1. 01

    Forecasting tuned to slow-but-steady reorder cycles on deep-niche SKUs.

    Thresholds read gear by run cadence, not by 14-day velocity — the one-run-per-year specialty carbon wheelset for the last-mile bike frame, the bi-annual production batch of climbing cams for a limestone-projecting line, the single-batch seasonal drop of fly-tying thread-and-hook packs, the niche camera body launched with a single matched prime lens, the HO-scale detail-parts release that ships once per model run. When the run is down to its last batch and the next run ships in sixty days, you find out before the shelf empties — not two weeks after the average picked up.

  2. 02

    Support that handles spec questions from serious hobbyists.

    A reply drafted against the SKU, the rebuild, and the next-run ship date the buyer was quoted — what the specialty carbon wheelset weighs on that last-mile bike frame, whether the niche prime lens matches the body’s flange at the buyer’s focal length, which #16 dry hook holds the thread they actually have on the bench, what gear ratio the HO-scale boxcar needs, how the climbing cam seats on the limestone the buyer is projecting. Replies respect the rebuild cadence and arrive in the voice of the buyer on the floor, not in a stock CSAT script that has never threaded a fly or chalked a crimp.

  3. 03

    Marketing copy that reads like the maker on the floor.

    A weekly Klaviyo send drafted against the tier you are pushing this week — the climbing-gear seasonal capsule, the niche camera body and prime release, the specialty cycling build, the model-building detail-parts drop, the fly-tying thread-and-hook bundle. The subject line reads the way the hobby curator reads on the shelf — not like a 90-dollar generic DTC brand that has never visited the bench it sells.

Onboard the bench, not the SKU

Run the shop the way a great hobby buyer would.

Tell us what is on the bench this month, where you sell it, and which voice you want replies in. Start the signup on the home page, or drop a note and we will reply within a working day with a tuned first-voice draft for your specialty-cycling, niche-camera, fly-tying, model-building, or climbing-gear shop.

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Usage-based. Drop-in for Shopify, Stripe and Klaviyo.

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