From entry through operations and growth — the results we built together with brands.
WHY TRUST US
Honest evidence, not big claims
We work with real customers, most of them small. Instead of borrowed logos and inflated numbers, we show how we work and what we stand behind.
Hand it over and still see everything — how we work
Real-time dashboard
The work you hand over, in numbers — inventory, orders, revenue and support in one view, whenever you look.
Weekly report
What we did this week and what comes next week, in the same format every week.
Open shared channel
Decisions and issues in a live channel. How fast you get an answer is part of what stays visible.
Your data, your accounts
Marketplace accounts and source data stay yours. If you want them back, you take them as they are.
What we stand behind
Free expansion diagnosis to be confirmed
We assess entry feasibility and risk free of charge, before you commit to anything.
Scope and cost agreed up front to be confirmed
What we do and what it costs is fixed in writing before work starts.
Clean handover if you leave to be confirmed
At the end of a contract, accounts, data and operating knowledge transfer back to you in full.
Anonymized examples
Japan · Skincare
A small brand with no one in house to handle PMD Act compliance or Japanese-language operations and support.
We ran it for them, from the marketing notification through marketplace operations and initial seeding.
Shorter launch lead time · initial reviews secured
Japan · Color cosmetics
A brand that wanted to join a major sale but feared selling out without stock and support in place.
We secured inventory and support capacity first, then ran a creator group buy against the sale calendar.
Sale volume absorbed · new customers acquired
These examples are illustrative and anonymized: the outcomes shown are directional, with figures to be confirmed against real client data before we publish them.
JapanSkincare
Skincare brand A — into the @cosme weekly top 20 after opening on Rakuten
With no PMD Act compliance path and no operations team on the ground, the brand could not get its entry started at all.
We cleared licensing within 60 days, then ran the Rakuten launch and a 200-person @cosme seeding campaign in parallel.
Regulatory
Shop operations
Seeding
3× in 6 monthsMonthly revenue growth
60 daysLicensing lead time
Skincare weekly top 20@cosme ranking
Duration · Year 1
JapanColor cosmetics
Color cosmetics brand B — first sale 90 days in, through the Qoo10 Mega Sale
Securing early volume was urgent, but the team could not prepare for the Mega Sale while setting up stock and CS at the same time.
We ran the Qoo10 launch, the Mega Sale group-buy campaign and the advance build-up of inventory and CS in parallel, and reached the first sale 90 days after entry.
Sales & channels
Group buying
Shop operations
90 daysTime to first sale
180% of targetSale GMV
Duration · 3 months
JapanDermocosmetics
Dermocosmetics brand C — quasi-drug approval, then @cosme and drugstores at once
The quasi-drug approval process was long and complex, which made it hard to carry the brand through to offline distribution.
We completed the PMDA approval process within 8 months and pushed the @cosme SHOPPING listing and placement in 100 drugstores at the same time.
Regulatory
Sales & channels
Marketing
8 monthsApproval time
100 storesOffline placement
Duration · 12 months
Japan · Southeast AsiaClean beauty
Clean beauty brand D — Japan cross-border overtakes the earlier Southeast Asia launch
The brand had entered Southeast Asia (Shopee) first, but was leaving the growth potential of the Japanese market untouched.
We set up a cross-border Amazon.co.jp store and FBA fulfillment, and adapted the brand's Southeast Asia operating know-how to the Japanese market.
Sales & channels
Fulfillment
Shop operations
Within 6 monthsJapan overtakes SEA
Southeast Asia → JapanCross-border shift
Duration · 6 months
Client cases are anonymized; figures are illustrative pending client sign-off.
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