For high-end furniture and home brands

Growing furniture online: one person can't, an agency won't, in-house costs a fortune.

Hire one person who can't do it all. Hire an agency that sees one slice. Or build a million-dollar internal division. There is a fourth option.

ECCP is a full, in-house eCommerce department for your brand, without the overhead of building one.

Premium living room interior with walnut console and sculptural lounge chair
30+ years in furniture eCommerce
A full division of 10 specialists
Marketplace, DTC, Content, Web, Paid Media, Logistics, Finance, Service
The three options every brand has tried

You have probably tried at least one of these. None of them work for furniture.

01
The eCommerce hire

One person, asked to be a department.

One human cannot design graphics, write listings, fix content tickets, build and maintain the website, integrate Shopify and partner APIs, run paid media, coordinate freight and final-mile, and own the P&L. You hired a role; the work is a department.

02
The specialized agency

Owns one slice. Can't see the whole board.

Agencies optimize ads, or web, or listings, in isolation. An ad agency chasing ROAS will run promotions that violate your MAP, anger your dealer network, and drive returns on products that cannot survive being shipped twice. They are not bad at their job; they simply cannot see physical retail, supply chain, and final-mile from where they sit.

03
The internal build

A million dollars a year, and a year and a half to stand up.

A real internal division means a Director of eCommerce plus 15 to 20 specialists across creative, content, web, paid media, logistics, and finance. That is well over a million dollars a year in payroll, 12 to 18 months to recruit, and once it exists, you still have to manage all of it.

The fourth option

A full eCommerce division. Fractionally.

ECCP is the entire functional org a large furniture company builds internally, delivered on a fractional basis: the breadth of a 10-specialist department, the integration no single agency offers, at a fraction of the in-house cost.

Built specifically for high-end furniture, so every channel, content, pricing, and promotion decision is made with full awareness of how it affects your dealers, your brand, your supply chain, and your final-mile.

The division you plug in

This is the org chart large furniture brands build internally.

ECCP is all of it, plugged into your business. You don't recruit it, manage it, or carry it on payroll.

Top of the org
Director of eCommerce
Creative and Graphic Design
Content and Product Listings
Web and Back-End Development
Shopify and Partner API Integration
Paid Media
Freight and Final-Mile Logistics
Financial Oversight and P&L
Customer Service and Issue Resolution

The same functional groups a $1M+ internal department covers, operating as one team for your brand.

Why an agency can't do this

Every online decision ripples into your store, your dealers, and your trucks.

A siloed agency cannot account for that. ECCP makes every channel, pricing, content, and promotion call with the full board in view.

Siloed agency

One slice, optimized in a vacuum.

  • Pushes a promo that breaks your MAP and triggers dealer calls the next morning.
  • Scales ROAS on a product that cannot survive being shipped twice; returns and damage follow.
  • Optimizes a single landing page without seeing inventory, lead times, or freight cost.
  • Has no view into what your sales reps are doing in the field.
  • Hands you the report. You still have to coordinate everyone else.
ECCP integrated

Every group, one decision.

  • Promotions are sized against MAP, dealer territories, and inventory before they run.
  • Channel mix accounts for freight class, damage rate, and white-glove capacity per SKU.
  • Content, ads, listings, and pricing move together because one team owns them.
  • Dealer, rep, and retail context flows into every digital decision.
  • One operating partner, one P&L view, one rhythm.
The operating stack

The six groups that decide whether eCommerce actually works.

These are not standalone services on a menu. They operate together, with shared context, the way an internal division would.

Explore each function

Marketplace Growth

Amazon, Wayfair, and other marketplaces. Assortment, listings, ads, catalog health, and issue resolution.

Shopify and DTC

DTC strategy, Shopify operations, conversion, customer experience, and brand-controlled growth.

Premium Product Content

Listing copy, enhanced content, imagery direction, and video for high-consideration products.

Paid Media

Amazon Sponsored, DSP, Video, Wayfair Sponsored, Google, Meta, and email. Managed in-house or alongside your agency.

Operations and Logistics

3PL coordination, white-glove planning, oversized freight, damage reduction, and returns mitigation.

Customer Service

Furniture-specific support that answers pre-sale questions, reduces returns, and protects the experience.

Detail of premium walnut and leather furniture craftsmanship
Built by furniture operators

We have run this department before, from the inside.

ECCP was founded by operators who have lived this category. We have managed the tension between physical retail and digital growth because we have owned it.

Eric Greenberg, CEO

Former Director of eCommerce at Howard Miller. 20+ years across field sales, dealer relationships, marketplace growth, Shopify, DTC, pricing, logistics, customer service, and operations. Helped grow eCommerce from a small part of the business into a major revenue channel while protecting retail relationships.

Andrew Christmann, COO

Marketing and operations leader. Content, creative, technical systems, marketplace support, and premium product presentation. Connects brand storytelling, operational execution, and digital commerce infrastructure.

Who this is for

Premium, considered, and complex to ship. That's our lane.

ECCP is designed for premium manufacturers who know eCommerce matters but do not want to build a department from scratch.

  • Premium furniture manufacturers
  • Home décor brands
  • High-touch product companies
  • Brands with dealer or rep networks
  • Companies selling oversized, fragile, expensive, or complex products
  • Ownership groups and investors evaluating eCommerce growth

Let's review your channels, find the biggest opportunities, and map the path to disciplined, profitable growth.