$193,300in pipeline for Fuelerate from one month of cold email.

CRO is a crowded pitch

Every Shopify brand worth working with already hears from conversion agencies. "We'll raise your conversion rate" sounds like all of them, so on its own it gets deleted. Fuelerate's work is genuinely good. The email had to prove that before anyone got on a call.

Our emails diagnose. They don't sell.

Instead of pitching CRO, every email starts with the brand's own store. Our AI reads it before we write, the first line names one of their real products and its price, and the email says we've spotted a few red flags. The ask is small: can Marti send over what he'd look at first?

When a brand says yes, our AI answers from the same notes with one to three big ideas for their actual site. The first thing they get from Fuelerate is useful advice, so Marti shows up as the expert, not as another vendor.

How the reader works

1. 01It reads like a shopperThe home page, the pages it links to (about, FAQ, reviews) and, on a Shopify store, one product page with every size, price and star rating. No browser and no AI at this step, so it takes about a second and nothing gets made up.
2. 02It knows where each line sitsEvery line is sorted by the store's own layout: the promo banner, the menu, the main page, the product. A banner that says "35,000+ five-star reviews" is marked as a promo, not a checked fact.
3. 03It only keeps the store windowIf words live in a page's code but a shopper can't see them, the AI never hears them. Prices come in the store's own currency.
4. 04No read, no emailIf a store can't be read, that email is skipped for that brand. A generic version never goes out in its place.

September, day by day

53 calls booked across the month. 21 of the calls held in September qualified, and together they add up to $193,300 in pipeline.