A shopper has a question
They are comparing products and are not sure where to begin.
For beauty brands, shops, and makers
FaceCutie gives shoppers a quick beauty check-in, connects them with products your team approves, and helps them keep track of their routine. Your catalog and your brand stay at the center.
Each step stays connected to the store and product language the shopper already knows.
They are comparing products and are not sure where to begin.
A quick guided experience helps organize what the shopper wants.
The shopper sees choices from the catalog your team approves.
Notes and check-ins help the shopper remember what they chose.
The shopper problem
When every product sounds promising, shoppers can hesitate, leave, or buy something that does not fit their routine. FaceCutie is designed to give them a clearer place to begin.
The shopper sees a full catalog but is not sure which product belongs in their routine.
A standard quiz can feel separate from the shopper's real goals and product questions.
The advice ends after checkout instead of helping the shopper remember and review the routine.
What shoppers see
The experience is simple enough for a first visit and useful enough to support the routine afterward.
The shopper chooses a clear photo and tells FaceCutie what they want help with.
Recommendations stay connected to your catalog instead of sending the shopper somewhere else.
Routine notes and progress check-ins help the shopper remember what they tried and why.
FaceCutie provides educational beauty guidance. It does not diagnose or treat skin conditions.
Built for beauty shopping
FaceCutie can sit beside your store experience and help people make sense of the products your team already sells.
When choice feels difficult
The shopper gets a useful place to begin without working through a long product quiz.
Inside your store
Your catalog and brand language stay at the center of the experience.
After the first visit
Product notes and check-ins give people a practical reason to return.
Simple founding pricing
We are opening three founding-brand pilots. You get 30 days to test the experience with your shoppers before choosing a paid plan.
30 days, setup included, results review at the end.
Locked for your first paid year. Cancel anytime.
Ongoing access and support after the founding year.
Nothing changes to a paid plan without an agreement. Final scope, data access, placement, and support are confirmed before the pilot begins.
A focused first group
The first three pilots need enough products, traffic, and team involvement to teach us something real.
You sell beauty or skincare products through an active online store.
Your catalog has at least 10 products we can organize into useful choices.
Someone on your team can review product language, placement, and results.
You are willing to share honest feedback and a case study if the pilot is useful.
You need a medical diagnosis or treatment recommendation tool.
You want guaranteed sales, conversion, order value, or return results.
Your catalog or ecommerce experience is not live yet.
Your team cannot review the experience during the 30-day test.
Why we built this
“Beauty shoppers should not need a spreadsheet to understand what belongs in their routine. FaceCutie is our way of giving them a calmer, clearer next step while keeping the brand they already trust at the center.”Mike, Founder of FaceCutie
Questions
The pilot costs $0 for 30 days, and setup is included. At the end, we review what happened together. You decide whether continuing at the founding rate makes sense.
If you choose to continue, the founding rate is $399 per month for the first paid year. The standard rate after that is $499 per month. You can cancel anytime under the final agreement.
We start with your platform, catalog, and preferred customer journey. The pilot may use a hosted or embedded experience depending on your store and the agreed scope. We confirm the exact setup before work begins.
Your team approves the product catalog and the language shoppers see. FaceCutie should support your brand experience, not replace it.
We agree on the useful signals before launch. These may include check-in completion, product clicks, purchases, order value, repeat visits, and returns when that data is available. We do not promise a lift before the pilot produces evidence.
No. FaceCutie provides educational beauty guidance and routine organization. It does not diagnose, treat, or replace advice from a qualified medical professional.
Three founding pilots
Tell us a little about your shop and what your customers find difficult. We will reply with the most useful next step, even if the pilot is not a fit.