How Shelf Help works
It reads your brand the way a buyer would.
It is fast, it knows retail, and now and then it is wrong. Here is what that means for you.
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You tell it what you sell
What it costs to make, what it sells for, and which store you want. Type it or upload your sell sheet.
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It does the math a buyer does
How much the store keeps, whether your price still works, and when they are even looking at new brands.
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You get a verdict
A straight answer, the biggest gaps first, and the one number that decided it. No polite maybe.
What it knows
- How stores pick, price and drop a product
- The store’s cut, your case size, and shelf space
- What brokers cost and when stores review new brands
- Anything you paste, upload or take a photo of
What it can’t do
- Look things up online or read today’s news
- Know what one store is asking for this week
- See your sales numbers unless you share them
- Stand in for a lawyer, accountant or broker
Double-check any number before you say it to a buyer. This is a practice partner, not the final word, and not legal or financial advice.
Then a real person, only if you want one.
It is not here to sell you anything. It tells you what is wrong first and only suggests help when something really needs hands. When it does, it points you to someone who has done this work before. Your conversation stays private.
See what that help looks like- Runs on Claude Opus
- No transcript stored
- No web browsing
Questions founders ask
Is Shelf Help free?
Yes. Asking is free, every time. You only pay if you decide you want a person to fix something, and that price is written down before you say yes.
Does it only handle retail questions?
No. Ask what it costs you to win a customer, how long they stick around, or where your ad money should go. It looks at your online business the same way it looks at your retail pitch. Both are built for brands doing $2M to $25M a year.
Is this legal or financial advice?
No. Think of it as a practice partner who knows how buyers think. It is not a lawyer or an accountant. Double-check any number before you say it to a buyer or an investor.
What happens to what I paste in?
We do not save your conversation, and nobody at Shelf Help reads it. If you leave your email, we keep that. Nothing else.
How is this different from hiring a consultant?
With a consultant, you book a call and sign a contract before anyone knows what is wrong. Here, you find out what is wrong first, for free, any time of day. A person only steps in once you know exactly what needs fixing.
That is the whole thing. Go try it.
No signup, no call, nothing to prepare. Tell it what you sell and which store you want, and you get your answer on the first reply.
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