Fashion & Retail
Sell the drop, not the season after it.
Fashion marketing fails on timing more than on taste. A drop earns its money in the first ten days, and that only happens if the content, the ads and the product feed move together. The app builds all three from the same catalogue.
$299/mo per solution, $1,299/mo for all 6. Unlimited users.
What Tallium brings fashion & retail
The specific advantage in this category, not the generic pitch.
Content straight from the catalogue
Connect Shopify or WooCommerce and posts, captions and ad creative are generated per product - no re-typing the line sheet into a scheduler.
Ads that know what is in stock
Dynamic feeds for Meta and Google Shopping, with promotions that stop when the size run does instead of paying to advertise a sold-out SKU.
One calendar for the drop
Teaser, launch, restock and the sale at the end are planned as one sequence rather than three people posting when they remember.
Revenue, not reach
ROAS is calculated against the revenue the e-commerce solution already knows about, so the report is a P&L line and not a vanity slide.
Against the e-commerce point tools
Compared with Klaviyo, Hootsuite, Shopify apps.
Posts and ads generated per product
Email flows, or manual scheduling
Meta and Google campaigns in-app
Separate ads dashboards
Included with the e-commerce solution
Yes, that is Klaviyo's core strength
Full social calendar with AI drafts
Not offered, or a scheduler you buy separately
$299/mo flat per solution
Scales with contacts, orders or seats
Against hiring an agency
A retainer in this category typically runs $2,000 to $5,000/mo for a retail specialist.
$299/mo per solution, $1,299/mo for all 6
$2,000 to $5,000/mo, usually on a 3 to 12 month term
Unlimited users - your whole team, at no extra cost
You get an account manager, not the tools
You do. Every channel and ad account is yours.
Often the agency's ad accounts, pages and tooling
Your content, calendar and data stay in your workspace
Access to their dashboards ends
Same day, from the product feed
Booked into a content calendar weeks out
Flat. Selling more does not raise the fee.
Often a percentage of spend or revenue
Why fashion & retail brands choose it
The four reasons this wins the decision.
Product-to-content means the catalogue is the brief - new SKUs turn into creative without a shoot brief every time.
Abandoned-cart and win-back flows recover the sales most fashion stores simply never chase.
Unlimited users, so buyers, merchandisers and the studio all work in the same calendar.
Marketplace and own-site demand reported side by side, instead of two dashboards nobody reconciles.
The solutions that run it
Same seven solutions underneath. What changes for fashion & retail is the targeting, the offer and what counts as a result.
10 Fashion & Retail case studies
The work, and the numbers it returned.
Questions
Does it connect to Shopify?
Shopify and WooCommerce, for catalogue sync, product analytics and generating content and ads from real products.
Can it handle marketplaces?
Product feeds cover Meta and Google Shopping, and marketplace performance reports alongside your own store.
Other industries
Built for fashion & retail. Priced for anyone.
$299 a month per solution, $1,299 for all 6, 100 AI credits each and unlimited users. Pick what this category actually needs.