Zodiac teaware.
Six weeks to ship. One system running it.
SteepCha is the first brand Deepflo launched end to end. Sourcing, content, service, analytics, and growth all run through one shared stack.
Clear product.
Premium taste, US-shelf speed.
Premium teaware buyers want beautiful objects, a clear story, and fast delivery. SteepCha gives them all three.
We started with a US-warehoused supplier catalog. Ceramic forms, zodiac motifs, shelf-stable goods. The products already existed. They needed a brand and a channel.
SteepCha is what happened when we ran the whole launch through a lean system. Six weeks from first supplier call to public storefront.
No warehouse lease. No hires. One operator.
What we put in.
Our spend, their savings.
The supplier ships boxes at wholesale. Everything else is on our balance sheet — and off theirs. No retainer, no setup fee, no shared ad budget. We fund the launch and earn on US retail after our own ad spend and operating costs.
Six weeks in numbers.
What the supplier sees.
Three charts. PO volume to the supplier, time-to-shelf vs an agency, and the team hours the AI stack absorbs. The supplier ships boxes. Deepflo funds the build and runs the operating cost.
The system.
five lanes, one operator.
Five agent lanes run the brand 24/7 — sourcing, content, CS, analytics, growth. One operator signs every judgment call. The same skeleton ports to the next brand; only the tools swap when the category demands.
Six weeks.
Catalog to checkout.
From first supplier call to public storefront. No sprint theater, no stand-ups. The operator logs against the plan. Each lane logs against the operator.
Run state.
Numbers from the stack.
Snapshot from the last complete week. CS auto-resolution is the headline — everything downstream of that compounds.
Next brand: same stack, different category.
Visit the shop.
Or send us your shelf.
SteepCha is live. If you run a US warehouse with similar inventory and want a brand built on top, there is a lane for that.