See what happens when shoppers can actually buy it.
Spend twelve weeks in independent New York retailers and see what sells by location, week, and product. Leave with evidence—not another round of opinions.
Explore the brand program
We place emerging food and beverage brands in standout independent retailers, keep the products looking good, and track what shoppers actually buy. Twelve weeks. Real stores. Useful answers.
The next great product shouldn't be stuck in a pitch deck.
We get promising brands into independent, high-quality retailers—then manage the placement and measure what happens. You get real-world evidence before the big production, broker, or distribution bet.
Spend twelve weeks in independent New York retailers and see what sells by location, week, and product. Leave with evidence—not another round of opinions.
Explore the brand programBring in a curated rotation of emerging products without buying inventory upfront. We handle placement, merchandising, and replenishment; you pay only for what sells.
Partner with CounterpartWe merchandise each product to look at home, stand out, and earn its space. From shelf position to facings, signage, and replenishment, we keep the presentation sharp and use what sells to improve the next placement.
We choose the right shelf, counter, or cooler position for the product and the store.
We manage facings, displays, signage, and replenishment so the assortment always looks intentional.
We watch sell-through by product and location, then adjust the assortment and placement so every inch earns its keep.
A focused twelve-week retail run with a clear beginning, a clear finish, and numbers you can use.
Tell us what you're making, who it's for, and why it belongs in the mix.
We match and place your products with independent retailers where they fit.
Follow weekly sales by store and product in your portal.
Sharpen the product, strengthen the pitch, or plan distribution with real results.
Your brand dashboard turns every placement into a clear weekly readout—sales, sell-through, active locations, inventory, and money. No spreadsheet chase.

Before you add production, brokers, or broad distribution, find out where the product moves, which stores make sense, and what may need a tweak. That's a much better starting point than enthusiasm alone.