Every channel that sells a product, in one workspace with the store connected
An online store runs on five things: product pages that rank, ads that pay back, emails that recover carts and bring customers back, a social feed that shows the product, and a report that puts revenue next to spend. Most stores run them in five tools that do not know about each other. Brainito connects the store and runs them from one place, paid in credits for the work that runs.
Free to start. Paid actions use credits; most businesses spend $20 to $500 a month.
- Shopify connected: orders, checkouts and customers as events
- Google and Meta ads beside organic, email and store revenue
- Keyword research for Google, Amazon, Etsy and twelve more
- Plans from $20 a month. Most stores spend $20 to $500 a month
The store knows who abandoned a cart. The email tool does not. That gap is revenue.
Ecommerce marketing fails in the hand-offs. The ad platform knows the click, the store knows the order, the email tool knows the subscriber, and nobody knows the shopper who saw the product twice, started checkout and left. Each tool reports well on itself and badly on the whole, so the owner opens five tabs on Monday and still cannot say where the next dollar should go.
Brainito starts from the store. Connect Shopify and orders, checkouts, customers and onsite browsing arrive as events. Segments update as shoppers act, an abandoned checkout triggers a flow with the recovery link, and store revenue sits in the same channel overview as Google Ads, Meta, organic and email. The SEO suite scans the product and collection pages, the social studio shows the product, and the free keyword tools cover Amazon and Etsy when you sell there too.
- Abandoned carts in a Shopify reportAn abandoned checkout event that starts a recovery flow
- Segments rebuilt by hand from exportsSegments on store behavior that re-evaluate as shoppers act
- Ads in two tabs, revenue in a thirdSpend, results and store revenue on one page, hourly
- Product pages titled by the SKUEvery product and collection page scanned, with the fixes as tasks
What ecommerce marketing costs now
Typical US figures for a store doing $20,000 to $200,000 a month. Ad spend sits on top of every row.
| Option | Typical monthly cost | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Ecommerce marketing agency | $2,500 to $7,500 | Ads, email and some SEO, a monthly report, a six to twelve month contract. |
| Ad management only | 10% to 20% of spend | Google and Meta managed for a percentage, often with a $1,000 minimum. |
| Email platform plus SEO tool plus scheduler | $400 to $1,200 | A store email platform at 10,000 contacts, an SEO subscription and a social scheduler, each billed separately. |
| Brainito AI marketing manager | $20 to $500 | Weekly audit, monthly plan, Shopify flows and segments, product page SEO, Google and Meta reporting, social, email, analytics, tasks and contacts. Dashboards free, credits only for work that runs. |
Agency and software ranges are what stores report paying in 2026 and vary by volume. The Brainito figure is what businesses on the platform typically spend. Email sending has its own allowances, shown on the email marketing page.
What Brainito does for an online store
Every module, in the language of a store rather than a marketing department.
Shopify connected
Orders, checkouts and customers arrive as events, history backfills on connect, and an onsite pixel adds browsing behavior the webhooks never see.
Cart recovery and lifecycle flows
An abandoned checkout with no order behind it triggers a flow carrying Shopify's recovery link. Welcome, post-purchase and win-back flows run from the same events.
Segments on behavior
Bought twice, browsed a collection, checked out and left. Segments re-evaluate as events stream in, without rebuilding lists.
Product page SEO
Scan the store, see every product and collection page with its title, headings, word count and issues, open one for the full analysis, and send fixes to the board.
Google and Meta ads, one view
Spend, results and cost per result side by side, campaign detail with a chart, refreshed hourly, beside organic, email and store revenue in Analytics.
Keyword research for every marketplace
Free keyword tools for Google, Amazon, Etsy and twelve more platforms, so listings on the marketplaces use the words buyers type there.
Social that shows the product
Drafts and designs from your brand kit and product images, approval on the post, scheduling across the networks you use.
Weekly audit and monthly plan
77 factors on the storefront every week, and a plan each month that says which pages, flows, posts and budgets to work on.
AI visibility
Whether ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini can read the store and whether they recommend it for the questions shoppers ask, tracked weekly.
The first month for a store
Week 1: audit and connect
Run the free audit on the storefront. Connect Shopify, GA4 and the ad accounts. History backfills while you read the findings.
Week 2: flows and segments
Turn on the abandoned checkout flow, a welcome series and a post-purchase email. Build the first behavior segments.
Week 3: product pages
Scan the store, run bulk analysis, send the repeated issues to the board, re-check each one as it is fixed.
Week 4: measure
Open the channel overview with store revenue beside ad spend. The monthly plan rewrites itself from it.
Goes with
- Shopify integrationWhat the connector reads and what it triggers.
- Ecommerce SEO auditThe audit with the factors that matter for a store.
- Marketing for Shopify storesThe Shopify-specific version of this page.
- Marketing for Etsy sellersKeywords, a site of your own, email and social.
- Marketing for Amazon sellersOff-Amazon traffic and a brand site you own.
- Paid AdsGoogle and Meta in one view, hourly.
Audit the storefront free, then connect the store.
Two minutes for the score and the fix list. Connecting Shopify, GA4 and the ad accounts is free, and the dashboards never use credits.