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Flows that stay fixed
Abandoned cart, winback and post-purchase flows wired to your Shopify orders, with segments built from what each customer bought. Checked every week, so a break gets caught before it costs you a sale.
- Abandoned cart flowReminder sends after checkout is leftRunning
- Winback flowPast buyers, sorted by what they boughtRunning
- Repeat buyer segmentSynced from your Shopify ordersSynced
- Flow errorCaught in the weekly checkFixed
- New lead follow-upNext message sent on timeSent
Weekly reportMonday
- What ran
- What broke
- What we fixed
Your store sells. Make the backend keep up.
We build the systems behind your Shopify store, wire them into your data and watch them every week. Your flows stay fixed and your follow-ups keep sending.
Built by Jamz Jamorol, founder of JTL Growth.
What store owners keep posting
The store works. The backend leaks.
Five problems e-commerce owners raised in public groups this year. If one of them is yours, this page is for you.
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Your abandoned cart and winback flows mostly work. When one breaks, the fix eats your afternoon, and sorting buyers by what they bought is harder than it should be.
What it costsHours go to repairs instead of the store. A flow that stops quietly also stops winning back sales.
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You paid to get the store ready for launch. It is still not finished, it is not smooth, and you have explained the same thing more than once.
What it costsThe money is spent, the launch date keeps moving, and you trust the next developer a little less.
- 03
The build was a one-off. Nobody owns the updates, the fixes or the next feature once it ships.
What it costsSmall problems pile up until a full redesign looks like the only way out.
- 04
Finding new buyers is still done by hand, one tool and one freelancer at a time, and it has worn you out.
What it costsGrowth depends on how much energy you have left that week.
- 05
Your reports talk about reach and engagement. You want to know what turned into sales.
What it costsYou keep paying for work you cannot connect to revenue.
What we build
One backend. Wired in, then watched.
Each piece answers one of the problems above. We build the ones your store needs, not all five.
Answers 02
A build that finishes
Scoped and quoted in writing before work starts. You know what ships, in what order, and when it is done.
Answers 03
Someone who owns it after launch
Updates, fixes and the next feature have a home. One team and one weekly report, instead of a new freelancer every time.
Answers 04
Follow-up that runs without you
New leads and past buyers get the next message on time, from your brand, without you sending it by hand.
Answers 05
Reports in orders, not reach
Every week: what ran, what broke, what we fixed, and how it shows up in your orders.
How it works
Four steps. Nothing starts without a written scope.
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Book a call
We look at how orders, emails and customers move through your store today, and find what breaks first when you get busier.
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Get it in writing
A written scope and quote before any work starts. Deposit by bank transfer.
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We build and wire it
Inside your accounts, under your brand, tested against real inputs before it goes live.
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We watch it
A review at day 30. Then Watch + grow, if you want us to keep it running and improving.
Pricing
Start with one system. Keep it watched.
AI employee build
From USD 1,500Philippines: from PHP 75,000.
One AI employee built for one job in your store, like order questions, cart follow-up or bringing past buyers back. Scoped on a call, quoted in writing.
Book a callWatch + grow
USD 2,500 a monthOffered at the day-30 review.
We keep it running and improving: a weekly report, one improvement or new channel every month, and errors caught early.
Book a callBigger builds
Quoted in writingAfter the call, before any work.
Full backend rebuilds, platform moves and multi-flow systems are scoped after the call.
Book a callDeposit by bank transfer. Every quote comes in writing before work starts.
Proof
We run our own agency on the systems we sell.
Built on ourselves first
JTL Growth runs on the same kind of systems this page sells. More client results join this page as clients clear them for sharing.
Case study: Robots & Coffee
A storefront that sells when nobody is pushing it.
Our own shop for courses, workshops and AI resources, sold direct. Products have been bought without being promoted, and workshop seats sell through the same storefront.
Read the case studyWho builds it
Jamz Jamorol
Founder, JTL Growth
Filipino systems builder and electrical engineer based in Metro Manila. He scopes every build, and his team wires it in and watches it.
Tell us what breaks first.
Book a call and walk us through your store. If it does not need a new system, we will tell you on the call.
Fix my store’s backend