Drivon OS reads every shopper signal on a Shopify store in real time and either recovers the sale on the spot. One line of code. Works alongside Klaviyo.
Drivon OS is a comprehensive operating system designed for Shopify stores, utilizing AI to monitor live shopper behaviors such as dwell time and cart activity, and translating these into actionable insights for merchants. It offers two modes: Drivon Active and Drivon Silent. The former provides real-time customer nudges to recover sales, charging a 15% fee on recovered revenue, while the latter operates without customer interaction, offering data to merchants for a flat monthly fee.
Differing from typical pre-revenue SaaS offerings, Drivon OS includes a fully operational vertical sales machine rather than just a basic codebase. Key components include a proprietary AI qualification engine and over 3,000 enriched Shopify merchant leads, along with established email campaigns. The tech stack is built on Cloudflare, Supabase, and other advanced technologies, keeping operating costs between $200-$500 per month.
Although Drivon OS is pre-revenue, its asking price of $200,000 is justified by the cost to replicate its comprehensive infrastructure and strategic position against established Shopify tools. The sale includes the brand, domains, codebase, lead database, email campaigns, and transition support but excludes specific assets like the Stripe account and certain API keys.
The current owner, a builder focused on AI-led product development, seeks a buyer potentially from Shopify agencies or the ecommerce intelligence sector to take over. The sale terms are flexible, with owner-financing available and potential for a quick close with serious offers above $120,000.
Vallon Studios is run by Jeremy Paige — a solo technical founder based in Edmonton, Alb...
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