Privy Ecommerce List-Growth Retainer Build (6-8 days)
A repeatable agency playbook for standing up Privy on an ecommerce client's store: popups, welcome flows, and revenue attribution reporting packaged as a monthly retainer. Built around Privy's native Shopify, BigCommerce, WooCommerce, and Squarespace integrations and its $30/month email tier. Time: 6-8 days.
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Privy Ecommerce List-Growth Retainer Build (6-8 days)
A repeatable agency playbook for standing up Privy on an ecommerce client's store: popups, welcome flows, and revenue attribution reporting packaged as a monthly retainer. Built around Privy's native Shopify, BigCommerce, WooCommerce, and Squarespace integrations and its $30/month email tier.
- Client ecommerce store admin access (Shopify, BigCommerce, WooCommerce, or Squarespace) so the Privy integration can sync contacts and purchase data
- Agency-owned Privy account created before client onboarding, with the client store connected as the first workspace
- Client's brand assets: logo, color palette, and one offer or discount to anchor the first popup
- Agreed mailable-contact ceiling so the $30/month Email tier (0 to 1,500 mailable contacts) is sized correctly before launch
- Written client sign-off that Privy branding appears in popups and dashboards, since no verified white-label program exists
- 1.Create the agency Privy account and connect the client's store (Shopify, BigCommerce, WooCommerce, or Squarespace) to sync contacts and purchase history
- 2.Confirm popups, displays, and embedded forms will render on the client's live site URL before building anything
- 3.Log setup complexity as medium and block a structured technical onboarding window rather than a same-day launch
- 1.Build the first list-growth popup in the drag-and-drop editor using a pre-built ecommerce template
- 2.Configure exit-intent and display placement rules against the client's page structure
- 3.Set the popup to capture email only at launch, holding SMS capture for a later phase
- 1.Deploy a second popup variant and switch on A/B testing between the two forms
- 2.Add an embedded form to the client's highest-traffic landing page
- 3.Verify the mailable-contact count stays inside the 0 to 1,500 band on the $30/month Email plan
- 1.Assemble the welcome automation flow with three touchpoints using pre-built flow templates
- 2.Tie the flow to synced store data so revenue attribution reports against actual purchases
- 3.Draft SMS follow-up copy for the same flow, to be activated once email deliverability is confirmed
- 1.Build granular audience segments from real-time behavioral data (browsers, purchasers, lapsed buyers)
- 2.Schedule the first campaign in the drag-and-drop campaign builder to the new segments
- 3.Send a test campaign and review deliverability monitoring output before the live send
- 1.Pull revenue attribution reporting to show in plain dollars how displays, campaigns, and flows contributed to sales
- 2.Package the attribution view into a client-facing monthly report template
- 3.Book the expert strategy support session to pressure-test the flow logic
- 1.Record a walkthrough of campaign settings, popup configuration, and segment definitions
- 2.Hand off documentation covering the Privy admin panels the client will touch
- 3.Set the retainer cadence: monthly campaign builds, quarterly popup refresh, attribution review
- 1.Run a 30-day checkpoint on popup conversion and flow revenue attribution
- 2.Adjust segment thresholds and popup triggers based on the first month of behavioral data
- 3.Decide whether contact growth justifies moving off the $30/month tier before the next billing cycle
Platform cost is $30/month on the Email tier plus $24/month if the client also needs the Pop-ups & Displays plan, so roughly $54/month against a retainer that covers popup builds, welcome flows, segmentation, and attribution reporting. The Privy Starter Launch offer is priced at $1,800 for 16 hours of setup, which sets the anchor for the initial build; the recurring retainer then runs on a fraction of that labor because the popups and flows are already live and only need monthly campaign and segment work. Margin holds as long as the client stays inside the 1,500 mailable-contact band, so contact growth is the trigger to reprice rather than absorb.
- Configured Privy workspace with the client store synced and two A/B tested popup forms live
- Three-touchpoint welcome automation flow wired to store purchase data for revenue attribution
- Documented audience segment definitions built from real-time behavioral data
- Monthly revenue attribution report template showing display, campaign, and flow contribution in dollars
- Recorded walkthrough of Privy campaign settings and admin panels for client handoff
The client's Privy workspace is live with popups capturing contacts, a welcome flow attributing revenue in dollars, and a signed retainer covering monthly campaign and segment work.
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