Plumbline is taking on 10 design partner stores before opening up more widely. Free for 3 months, full access at whatever level your data supports, and the founder on call. In exchange: your candid feedback, and a willingness to actually try a recommendation.
The window closes when 10 slots fillAd platforms grade their own homework. Add up their dashboards and you get more sales than your store actually had. In a 2024 survey of US marketers, only about 1 in 5 said last click attribution reasonably reflects a platform's real long term impact, and 3 in 4 were moving away from it or wanted to. A 2025 survey of more than 700 app marketing leaders found only 18 percent trust their attribution data. Budgets get set on those numbers anyway.
Sources: EMARKETER and Snap, Media Measurement Survey, September 2024; Branch and GlobalSurveyz, 2025 State of App Growth Report.
Real revenue, real spend, and each platform's claims next to what your orders actually support. Pure accounting, no modeling.
What each channel returns per extra dollar, with real uncertainty, estimated from your own history.
A concrete weekly budget move, sized by the odds it helps, or an honest "hold, do nothing this week."
What makes it different: every number ships with its uncertainty. Tiers unlock only when your data can support what they sell. When the answer is unknowable, Plumbline says so and prescribes what would make it knowable. No number without its error bar, no tier you can buy until your data supports it.
Regional holdout experiments are invited for stores whose volume can support one, never required.
A good fit is a Shopify store spending on 2 or more of Google, Meta, and TikTok, with the person who touches ad budgets in the room. If that's you, write and we'll set it up.
support@plumblinelabs.com