CASE STUDY · 2025 · BEAUTY
6 WEEKS · EXECUTIVE DASHBOARDS

Reading every drop before it sells out.

Mulac's launches moved fast, but the team was flying blind between drops. Sell-through, waitlist conversion, and restock ROI lived in scattered exports. I built a drop-performance command center that reads each launch in real time and ties it to profit.
DROP COMMAND CENTER
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Launch, sell-through, unit economics

PER SKU, PER DROP
SELL-THROUGH

Overproduction risk flagged early

DECISIONS ON EVIDENCE
RESTOCK

Sold-out heroes vs slow movers

The problem.

Drops are the whole business, and the whole business was run on instinct. A launch would sell out in hours or sit for weeks, and the team only knew which after the fact. Sell-through by SKU, waitlist conversion, and the margin each drop actually banked were spread across exports nobody had time to reconcile before the next launch shipped.

The approach.

I built a command center around the launch cycle. A launch radar tracks revenue against sell-through for every drop, a sell-through view ranks each SKU and flags overproduction risk below a threshold, and a unit-economics view shows AOV, waitlist conversion, restock ROI, and the contribution each drop banks after COGS and spend.

The outcome.

Restock and production calls now start from evidence instead of instinct. The team can see which SKUs to reorder while demand is hot, which to cut from the next buy, and what each drop actually earns, so sold-out heroes come back faster and slow movers stop tying up cash.

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INTERACTIVE SAMPLE

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INTERACTIVE SAMPLE · Illustrative data, not client figures. Switch tabs for launch radar, sell-through, and unit economics.

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Running launches on instinct?

If your drops sell out or sit and you only find out afterward, I will put launch performance and unit economics on one screen. One slot open for Q3 2026.

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