CFO / Finance
Boost pays for itself the first day — and it never charges you more for working.
Most growth apps — including the category leader — bill a percentage of the revenue they take credit for, so the better they work the more they charge, with no ceiling. Boost is the opposite: the most capable platform in its class, at the lowest price in its class, and its core caps at $999/mo — unlimited above, so it never meters what it earns you. It works on the traffic you already have, so it lifts the very next order and pays for itself out of day-one sales. Proven on your own numbers, counted conservatively.
- Boost's payback
- Day oneit lifts orders you're already getting; a single day's AOV lift covers a month of Boost
- Contribution margin
- +6 pts per order+$15 AOV at near-zero new acquisition cost flows straight to margin
- The cost
- Core caps at $999/mounlimited above; the category leader bills ~2.5% of every extra dollar forever
Boost isn't acquisition spend — it works on traffic you already paid for.
It lifts what each shopper spends per order, from about $68 to $83. That extra $15 carries almost no new cost, so it flows straight to contribution margin.
And because Boost lifts the orders already happening, it pays for itself out of the first day's sales — not in months. On a $300K/mo store that's ~$10K of sales a day; Boost costs about $700 a month. The day you turn it on, it's already paid.
It moves the lines you actually manage.
You run to contribution margin and CAC payback, not topline.
Boost is built to move both:
- Higher AOV per order
- Reward tiers, bundles, build-your-own box, cross-sells, and checkout + post-purchase upsells lift the average order ~$68 → $83 in this model.
- Higher contribution margin
- That +$15 per order carries almost no new cost, so it lands as roughly +6 margin points on every order. (Illustrative: 40% → 46% CM.)
- Faster CAC payback too
- Separately, because each customer is worth more per order, they pay back what you spent to acquire them faster: ~5.8 months → ~4.5 in this model. (Two different paybacks: Boost pays YOU back day one; your customers pay back their acquisition cost faster.)
- Higher LTV
- Membership and subscription builders deepen repeat purchase, lifting LTV:CAC.
The category leader meters you. Boost caps you.
Rebuy — the category leader — prices as a percentage of the revenue it takes credit for: roughly 0.5–0.9% on its main tiers, and at Enterprise about $999/mo plus ~$249 for every additional $10K of attributed revenue — about 2.5% of every incremental dollar, with no ceiling. The better it works, the more it bills: ~$2,493/mo at $100K of attributed revenue, ~$4,983 at $200K, climbing.
Boost's core product caps at $999/mo. Hit the cap and it's unlimited — you can grow as big as you want and the core never costs you more. The most capable platform in its class, the lowest price in its class, and a hard ceiling instead of a meter that runs forever. At $200K/mo of attributed revenue that's Boost's $999 core against Rebuy's ~$5,000 — and the gap only widens as you grow. And it's provider-neutral — works alongside the Recharge/Skio/Klaviyo you already run, no rip-and-replace.
Proven on your own numbers — counted conservatively
You've been burned by vendor ROI claims, so we hand you the conservative number first. Moneyboard attributes revenue to each Boost feature, on your own store, on a defined attribution window — then we haircut it for incrementality before we ever show you a return. In this model, ~$95K of Boost-attributed revenue a year against a ~$8.5K cost is about 11× Boost's cost — and that's the conservative floor, after the haircut. Not our claim — your first-party number, pre-discounted.
- Attributed revenue
- $95K/yr
- Modeled cost
- $8.5K/yr
- Conservative return
- 11×
One bill, not six — and a faster store
Boost replaces the cart, upsell, bundle, loyalty, quiz, and analytics apps with one platform: one bill, one vendor, one accountable owner at renewal, and a lower SaaS-as-%-of-revenue line. In DTC that consolidation has a second edge — fewer apps means a lighter, faster storefront, which lifts conversion. A cost cut and a revenue lever in one move.
The most capable platform in its class, at the lowest price in its class, with a core that caps at $999/mo instead of metering what it earns you — and it pays for itself the first day. The only question left is how much you're leaving on the table.
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+32% average order value$250M+ in attributed revenue2.4× ROI14-day free trial