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Acceler8 Labs

Acceler8 Labs is a Toronto performance-marketing agency for e-commerce and growth-stage companies, running paid acquisition and retention programs measured on return on ad spend. Niket Shah co-founded it after five years building Facebook's performance-marketing team.

MarketingTorontoFounded 2018acceler8labs.com

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What they build

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About

Acceler8 Labs works the gap co-founder Niket Shah described on the MarketingTO stage in August 2018: startups know they need revenue but underrate brand, and enterprises have done brand marketing for a century without knowing how it converts. He argued that any e-commerce product gets copied within a day, so what separates the winners is consistent marketing that brings customers back rather than the original idea.

Backers

Not disclosed — an agency, not venture-backed

Some figures are founder-stated, not independently confirmed

Quick answers

What does Acceler8 Labs do?

Performance marketing for e-commerce and growth companies — paid acquisition and retention run against measurable return on ad spend and customer lifetime value, rather than brand campaigns with no attribution.

Who founded Acceler8 Labs?

Niket Shah, who spent five years at OpenText building its inbound marketing programme and five at Facebook building its performance-marketing team.

What is its view of e-commerce?

That the idea is not the moat. Shah told MarketingTO that MVMT was not the first to sell watches online and Dollar Shave Club was not the first to sell razors — consistent brand marketing and repeat customers made the difference.

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