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App Stack Audit: an apparel DTC brand

This is the actual shape of the deliverable, built from a real August 2026 storefront scan. The store's name is withheld because they are not a client. Every dollar column is blank because those numbers come only from a merchant's own billing screenshot, never from guesses.

1 · What the scan found on the storefront

App	Job it does	How we know
Attentive	SMS	loads on the public storefront
Klaviyo	email + SMS	loads on the public storefront
Gorgias	helpdesk	loads on the public storefront
Yotpo	reviews + loyalty	loads on the public storefront

2 · Overlap analysis

SMS: Attentive and Klaviyo both load, and both send SMS. Two vendors billing for one channel is the most common leak we see. The audit question is not "which is better" in the abstract; it is which one drove revenue in the last 30 days at this store, what each costs at this volume, and which contract renews first.

3 · Verdicts (what the paid audit fills in)

App	Monthly	Verdict	Reasoning
Klaviyo	$ from billing	KEEP	example verdict: carries email, and can absorb the SMS job if the numbers support it
Attentive	$ from billing	CONSOLIDATE?	example verdict: decided by revenue attribution and contract dates, not by opinion
Gorgias	$ from billing	pending usage data	unique job; the audit checks activity and ownership, not just presence
Yotpo	$ from billing	pending usage data	unique job; same check

In a real audit, every verdict cites the merchant's own numbers. If the data says both SMS tools earn their keep, the verdict is KEEP on both, and that is stated plainly. Fewer than three evidence-backed decisions across the whole stack means the second half of the fee is waived.

4 · The teardown order (skeleton)

Week	Action	Risk checked first
1	export data, confirm nothing scheduled on the app being cut	in-flight campaigns, active loyalty points
2	cancel or downgrade	refund window, annual-contract renewal dates
3	verify the surviving app covers the job	deliverability, flows re-pointed, tracking intact

Want this for your store? Start free: email your store URL to kalebconfer@gmail.com and you get a three-finding teardown back, usually same day. The full audit is $500 flat ($850 for complex stacks), 50% to start, second half waived if it cannot produce at least three evidence-backed decisions. Back to the main page.

Method: StackLeak reads the public storefront the way a browser does and identifies apps by the scripts they load. It cannot see and does not guess at billing, revenue, or admin-only apps. No affiliation with any vendor named above. StackLeak is a service of RevivaCatch LLC, 6119 Spires Drive, Erie, PA 16509.