Vertura Shopify Website Case Study: $14.7K From 96 Orders on a $175 Product
A new sports brand with one high-priced product and no store history. We built the Shopify site, launched a second product and added email and blog content.

One Store, Two Products
The site launched with the batting cage. In September 2026 we added a volleyball rebounder, and both products earned strong reviews.

A seasonal banner, both products side by side and clear prices, built for mobile shoppers.
to a range
Average star rating on the store: 47 reviews for the cage and 15 for the rebounder.
From First Order to a Product Range
How the Vertura store grew in its first year.
Store goes live
A Shopify store built around the 22×12×8 ft batting cage, with reviews, buyer photos and clear delivery dates.
First ordersFirst sales wave
The first Meta sales campaigns sent shoppers to the store and brought the first wave of orders.
Baseball season peak
Sales reached about $4K a month at the height of the season.
~$4K a monthEmail campaign
A spin-the-wheel offer email went to more than 130 subscribers.
130+ subscribersBlog content
Three guides: batting cage setup, choosing the right cage size and the benefits of a volleyball rebounder.
3 postsSecond product
The volleyball rebounder launched and earned 4.9 stars from 15 reviews.
4.9 starsA High-Priced Product That Sells Online
A $175 product needs trust before people buy. The store did that job, with an average order of $146.04.
About $13.4K came from the batting cage, the store’s first product. The rebounder launched in September 2026.
Content That Sells the Product

















Straight From Shopify
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What Vertura’s Store Shows
- Trust sells high-priced productsReviews, buyer photos and clear delivery dates helped a $175 product reach a $146.04 average order.
- Grow the rangeA second product gives existing visitors and buyers something new.
- Content keeps workingEmail and blog guides answer questions and bring people back.
Vertura sells in the United States, so figures are in US dollars. All figures are from Vertura’s Shopify Analytics, October 2025 to October 2026.
Frequently Asked Questions
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What results did the Vertura store get?
$14,722.54 in gross sales and $13,325.07 in net sales from 96 orders, at an average order of $146.04.
Which product sold most?
The 22×12×8 ft batting cage, with about $13.4K in sales. The volleyball rebounder launched in September 2026.
How did Meta Ads fit in?
Vertura spent $5,940 on Meta Ads, and gross sales came to 2.48 times that spend (2.24 times on net sales).
What else did ECLETE add to the store?
A second product, an offer email to 130+ subscribers and three blog guides between August and September 2026.
Are these figures real?
Yes. Every number comes from Vertura’s Shopify Analytics and store, and the screenshots are on this page.