On your side
No subscribe-and-save path for repeat buyers
Your storefront runs 40 products with no subscription option we could find on the page.
see this on your product page
Week one
A subscription option is a store decision on your side.
Growth Scan · September 8, 2026 at 14:54 UTCBook 30 min with Mattan
A RISE DTC growth feature
KoolaBaby
A public read of your store, and where the growth is.
Mattan Danino
CEO, RISE DTC
My team ran this scan on KoolaBaby's public data. The call puts your live store and ad numbers next to it.
risedtc.comRead from your storefront, your product pages, your public catalog, the Meta Ad Library and your homepage source.
For qualifying brands, RISE gets paid on performance: a lower fixed fee + a share of growth above an agreed baseline. The terms are at the end of this page.
Public ad records
5 on Meta.
A public ad archive, read on September 8, 2026 at 14:54 UTC. Every date below is theirs, not ours.
The same keywords, other advertisershigh chairbassinetstroller
at least
81
separate advertisers seen on those keywords
at least
178
ads read across the sweep
43days
since the most recent competitor start date
Start dates, drawn back from the read
100 days backread September 8, 2026 at 14:54 UTC
Everything we read, and where
Store vitalskoolerthings.com
Catalog
Price band, low to high$15 to $219.99your catalog
Median price$19.99your catalog
Subscription optionnone foundyour product pages
Pages
Product page reviewsnone visibleyour product page
Paid media
Meta Ad Library5 activeMeta Ad Library
Read September 8, 2026 at 14:54 UTC from public pages, with no login and nothing you sent us. Every line above backs a finding below.
What we found
Where the growth is
ConversionSplit
Your price band is wide and the median sits low
Your in-stock catalog runs $15 to $219.99 with a $19.99 median. A wide band with a low median makes blended AOV fragile on paid. The lever is threshold and bundle offers on the landing path the ads point to.
see this on your storefrontWeek oneOptimized Media Buying
We point spend at the offers and price points that hold blended profit. Bundle and threshold builds on the store are yours to green-light.
Paid mediaRISE takes this over
Meta is carrying your paid on its own
You have 5 active ads on Meta and the Google Ads Transparency Center shows none on your domain. One network carrying all of paid means one auction, one audience pool, and one point of failure when CPMs move against you. Running both against the same profit target is the lever.
see this in the Meta Ad LibraryWeek oneOptimized Media Buying
Multi-network ads management is what we take over, targeted at your ideal customer and optimized for profit from the first campaign.
ConversionOn your side
No visible reviews on the page paid traffic hits
We couldn't find review markup on your product page. Cold paid traffic converts on social proof, so surfacing reviews on the PDP is a direct conversion lever.
see this on your product pageWeek one
Getting reviews visible on the product page is a store change on your side. Cold traffic buys on proof.
Week one
Who does what
RISE takes this over
1
- Meta is carrying your paid on its own
On your side
2
- No subscribe-and-save path for repeat buyers
- No visible reviews on the page paid traffic hits
Split
1
- Your price band is wide and the median sits low
Work RISE has run
Brands like yours, with RISE running growth
Josie Maran
Skincare and cosmetics, sold at Sephora and Ulta
52% improvement in ROAS
- 28% increase in revenue
- A framework for continued profitable scaling
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