MiaFOR SHOPIFY
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MiaFOR SHOPIFY
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Built for Shopify stores · installs from your adminThe AI employee that lives in your Shopify admin and on your storefront.
She sells to the shopper in front of her, learns why they hesitated, and fixes the store so the next one doesn't.
shopifySearchYour storeMiaMia · This week Mon Sep 28 – Sun Oct 4Three things worth your five minutes this morning. The PSU line is the one I'd publish first: it was the last question before 11 abandoned carts. Want me to run this report every Monday at 8?
Twenty-three of you asked us the same thing this month, so we stopped guessing. At the wall the Gamma reads 30 dB. A laptop fan on a video call reads 38. Here is what that sounds like at night, and the one setting that makes it quieter.
Mia · drafted from 23 chatsEmail 1 of 3 for first-timers who asked Mia about earnings and didn't buy. Real numbers at today's difficulty, and when it does and doesn't make sense.
At today's difficulty a Gamma earns roughly a coffee a month on average, and a block once in a very long while. Here's the math, and when it's worth it anyway.
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You set the direction. Mia talks to every shopper, closes the ready ones, asks one question after the sale, and proposes the next change to your store. She asks before anything she can't undo. You decide, she ships.
Every chat ends with the shopper telling her who they are, what this is for, and who else they looked at. That's the research you never had time to do.
is the gamma loud? it'd be in my son's room
30 dB at the wall, quieter than a laptop fan. People run it on a nightstand. Want me to add it with the 12 V supply it needs?
yes. almost bought one on amazon but the reviews were weird
In the cart. One question so the store gets better: is this for you, or a gift?
@Mia what did we learn last night?
14 chats, 5 carts. Three said the Gamma is for a kid's room; two compared you to Amazon before buying. 41 shoppers this month asked whether the power supply is included, and it was the last question before 11 abandoned carts. I drafted the line for the product page.
Shopify · acts in and your themeA support widget tells the shopper the power supply isn't included. Mia puts the supply in the cart, closes the order, and then fixes the page so nobody has to ask again.
Here's the weekly store report you asked for. 212 chats, 48 carts, 3 changes ready for you.
Shopify is home. From there she reaches your theme, Meta Ads, Google Ads, YouTube, Klaviyo and TikTok to finish the job.
Who buys, what for, where they found you, who they compared you to. Every chat makes the next sale, the next ad and the next page better.
Other chat apps hand the shopper an answer and wait. Mia closes the sale, then changes the thing that made them ask.
Then writes the line for the product page and asks you to publish it.
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Email 1 of 3 for first-timers who asked Mia about earnings and didn't buy. Real numbers at today's difficulty, and when it does and doesn't make sense.
At today's difficulty a Gamma earns roughly a coffee a month on average, and a block once in a very long while. Here's the math, and when it's worth it anyway.
See the numbersInstall Mia✓We send you a Shopify install link for your store. Click it in your admin. Mia reads your catalog and writes her own brief.
Store chatCard on file, one toggle in the theme editor. Nothing shows to shoppers until you flip it.
On it. I'll ask after every chat and report Monday.Ask her a question about your customers that eats your week. She answers it from the chats, then keeps answering it every Monday.
Mia asks before anything she can't undo, and pushes back when you're about to make a mistake with your own store. She proposes, you decide. Every change to the storefront, the catalog or an ad waits on your approval.
@Mia drop the Gamma to $59 this weekend to clear stock
$59 is under your landed cost on the bundle variant ($63), so I'd hold. The 31 shoppers who compared you to Amazon this month didn't object to the price, they weren't sure about the power supply. Want a $10-off code for them instead, with the PSU line fixed first?
good catch. do the code.
Code GAMMA10 created, single use, 7 days, 31 shoppers. PSU line is queued for your Publish.
An AI employee for your Shopify store. She lives on your storefront as the chat, and in your Shopify admin as a page of what she learned and what she proposes to change. She sells, she learns who your customers are, and she turns it into changes you approve.
A widget answers the question and waits. Mia closes the sale, asks who the shopper is, and then changes the page, the ad or the email that caused the question. The answer is the start of her job, not the end.
Product page copy, new products and bundles, discount codes, ad drafts for Meta and Google, outreach messages to creators, Klaviyo campaigns, and briefs for channels you're not on yet. Every one of them waits for your approval in the admin.
No. She drafts, you publish. Nothing shows to shoppers until you switch her on in the theme editor, and every change to a page, a product or an ad has an approve button.
What they tell her: who they are, what the purchase is for, where they found you, and who they compared you to. Across hundreds of chats that becomes personas, objections and competitors, written down in your admin.
Ten minutes. Install from the link, put a card on file, flip the app embed in your theme. She reads your catalog herself.
Seven days free, card on file, nothing charged during the trial. After that you pay per conversation, and we tell you the price before the trial starts. No seats, no plans.
No. Each store runs in its own workspace with its own keys. Your chats never train another store's Mia, and you can delete everything in one click.
Mia works nights, remembers every shopper, and ships the fix in your Shopify admin. Seven days free, card on file, nothing shown to shoppers until you switch her on.