
Full go-to-market media strategy for a next-gen smart toothbrush priced at 5× the brand's legacy offering — entering a category dominated by Philips and Oral-B.

quip set out to launch Ultra — a $99+ smart toothbrush designed to elevate the brand into a new premium category dominated by legacy players like Philips Sonicare and Oral-B. Unlike prior launches, Ultra required more than incremental demand capture.
It demanded a full go-to-market media strategy that could justify a significantly higher price point, reach net-new audiences, and avoid cannibalizing quip's existing product line — all simultaneously.
The launch exceeded every benchmark: 50% above ROAS goal, #1 top-selling brush during the holiday season, and Month 1 sales goals surpassed — while establishing Ultra as the brand's flagship product.
quip needed to launch Ultra — a $99+ smart toothbrush — into a premium category dominated by Philips Sonicare and Oral-B. Unlike prior quip launches, Ultra required a full go-to-market strategy that could justify a significantly higher price point, reach net-new audiences, and avoid cannibalizing the existing product line.
The challenge wasn't just awareness — it was building the right kind of awareness with the right audience at a moment that mattered.
We designed a phased launch strategy that balanced short-term intrigue with long-term performance:
ROAS exceeded launch goal by 50% — validating that premium positioning and audience precision could drive efficient return even at higher price points.
Ultra became quip's #1 top-selling brush during the holiday season — the most competitive window in oral care retail.
Month 1 sales goals surpassed — establishing Ultra as the brand's flagship product and creating a repeatable premium launch framework.
If you'd like to dig into the strategy, the launch framework, or how this applies to your next product — I'd love to chat.