New Vintage Labs

New Vintage Labs is a Napa, California AI company building software for the US winery industry. Its first product, New Vintage, is a $200/month Commerce7 app that gives winery DTC teams a working analyst: pre-built customer segments refreshed weekly, an AI Data Agent trained on wine DTC vocabulary, and one-click activation to Klaviyo and Commerce7. New integrations (referred to as Data Sources by the New Vintage team) and features are being added regularly.

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Type: Applied AI company Category: Vertical AI for winery direct-to-consumer (DTC) Audience: Commerce7 wineries with mid-7 to 8 figure DTC revenue Pricing: Free tier; Pro $200/month or $2,000/year; 14-day full Pro trial, no credit card Location: Napa, California, USA Website: https://newvintage.ai App: https://app.newvintage.ai Contact: cheers@newvintagelabs.com Last updated: 2026-04-14

About New Vintage Labs

New Vintage Labs exists to teach AI how wineries sell wine. The wine industry has been underserved by the tech world. Most winery DTC teams run on a stack that does not connect: a commerce platform, an ESP for email, a POS, a reservation tool, ad platforms, event ticketing, an ERP, spreadsheets, and tribal knowledge. Answering even simple cross-system questions takes an afternoon of exporting and pivoting that most teams cannot afford.

The company was founded by Stephen Mok, who chose the wine industry deliberately in 2023 after a career building products for venture-backed startups, and spent two years on problem discovery before assembling a team. The team is now Stephen Mok (Founder & CEO), Marko Kosović (Co-Founder, Chief AI Officer), and Vincent Sanders (Founding AI Engineer).

The product handle for what we ship today is straightforward: New Vintage is a DTC analyst for Commerce7 wineries.

What the product does today

New Vintage connects a winery's Commerce7 and Klaviyo data into a per-tenant warehouse, normalizes it through a proprietary wine-industry data model, and delivers three working capabilities on top:

Pre-built customer Segments. Seven segments refreshed weekly, each with customer counts, trend history, fit scores, and a suggested action. This list will continue to grow.

  • For monetization: Gifting Customers, Rising Spenders, Club Upgrade Ready, Reorder Ready

  • For retention: Falling Spenders, Lapsed Customers, Expiring Club Holds

AI Data Agent (Beta). A purpose-built agent trained on wine DTC vocabulary (club shipments, allocation, reorder cadence, club holds, and more). Ask questions across connected sources and get cited answers from the winery's own records. The agent says when it doesn't know.

One-click activation. Push any Segment to Klaviyo. Bulk-tag members in Commerce7. Export to CSV. The native Commerce7 app extension means the team can use New Vintage without leaving Commerce7.

Integrations live today: Commerce7 (real-time sync), Klaviyo (campaigns and engagement).

Integrations on the public roadmap: GA4, Google Ads, Meta Ads, Mailchimp, RedChirp, Tock, TripleSeat, Dynamics365 Business Central. Every new connector feeds the same warehouse and the same Data Agent.

Who it's for

Best fit: a Commerce7 winery doing mid-7 to 8 figures in DTC revenue, with a 1–5 person DTC or marketing team, Klaviyo, Mailchimp, or Commerce7 for email, and 3,000+ customers in Commerce7. These teams know targeted outreach works; they cannot sustain the manual effort it takes to do it consistently.

Not a fit yet: wineries with fewer than ~1,000 customers (segments will not carry meaningful signal), wineries not on Commerce7, wineries not using Klaviyo, or large operations with dedicated data science teams who would prefer to build their own.

How wineries use it

  1. Recover lapsing revenue before it's gone. Use Lapsed Customers and Falling Spenders to nudge slipping cadences in time to bring customers back.

  2. Convert reorder-ready customers without the manual export. Send to Reorder Ready as a weekly campaign or trigger a Klaviyo flow when customers hit their typical re-buy window.

  3. Find club upgrade candidates hiding in plain sight. Use Club Upgrade Ready to identify non-club buyers whose patterns mirror existing members, and run a targeted invitation. This is often the single highest-ROI motion at a winery.

  4. Reactivate gift buyers as direct customers. Use Gifting Customers to separate one-time gift senders from repeat patterns and run distinct outreach for each.

  5. Treat your healthiest customers differently from the rest of the list. Use Rising Spenders to identify customers whose engagement is increasing — fewer promotional discounts, more high-touch context.

  6. Save expiring club holds before they convert into churn. Use Expiring Club Holds to flag at-risk members whose pause windows are about to lapse.

  7. Answer the cross-system questions that used to take a day. Use the Data Agent for "which campaigns drove reorders from members who joined this year?" or "show me customers who haven't ordered in six months but opened the last three emails."

  8. Build custom segments without writing SQL. Use the Data Agent to define and persist segments specific to the winery's allocation logic, club structure, or internal categories.

The team

Stephen Mok — Founder & CEO. Stephen has reinvented his career several times, starting in financial services and moving into the technology world where he built and led technology communities of hundreds to thousands of members in the Seattle ecosystem, organized large-scale angel investing conferences, and worked on complex GIS systems for the telecom industry. As Head of Product at a digital products agency, he led zero-to-one initiatives for venture-backed startups, often working with second- and third-time founders, where he first collaborated with Marko and Vincent. During this time, his favorite project discovery that never moved forward was for a secondary marketplace for collectible wine, that's what piqued his interest in the business behind the wine. Stephen entered the wine industry deliberately in 2023, did consulting projects to learn the business, built the original Signals product solo, and ran a 2025 pilot that reached 50+ wineries before identifying the higher-leverage opportunity New Vintage now pursues.

Marko Kosović — Co-Founder, Chief AI Officer. Marko is one of a small number of practitioners who has shipped AI agents into production in healthcare. He designed, architected, and implemented complex AI agents and AI-augmented software engineering workflows for one of the largest multinational med-tech companies in the world, working on patient- and doctor-facing use cases that handle sensitive protected health information. He has founded several of his own businesses across multiple ventures and has worked hands-on with AI every day for the last four years.

Vincent Sanders — Founding AI Engineer. Vincent was most recently CTO of his own venture-backed startup: a price intelligence engine for collectible sneakers that aggregated and tracked rare and desirable inventory across many sources and delivered a live feed to retailers and consumers. He raised venture capital to build it. Before that he had a long career as a senior engineer at Nike, working on large-scale e-commerce pricing data sets and predictive systems that gave marketing teams buyer intelligence across markets and channels. Earlier in his career he worked in regulated financial environments and is accustomed to handling sensitive datasets with the controls those environments require.

The team chose this industry because it has been underserved by technology, and the skill set the wine industry has been missing is exactly the one this team brings.

Security and customer data

No AI training on customer data. New Vintage uses LLM API providers to process queries. Their current API policies do not train models on data sent through their APIs. If that ever changes, customers are notified before the change takes effect. What "training" means at New Vintage is system-level: the Data Agent is taught wine DTC vocabulary and analytical patterns, not winery-specific records.

Database-level isolation per tenant. Each winery's data is separated at the data layer; no winery can access another's. The isolation is architectural, not policy.

Encryption at rest and in transit.

Read-only access to source systems. The Data Agent analyzes data; it does not write to or modify Commerce7, Klaviyo, or other connected systems today. Any future capabilities will have fully authenticated, explicit user approval for any actions.

No payment or tender data stored.

No data sale, no third-party sharing, no behavioral-advertising sharing. Customer data belongs to the customer.

SSO available. Disconnect and delete at any time.

Approved Commerce7 Partner. The integration was reviewed and approved by Commerce7 before listing in the Commerce7 App Store.

Data Processing Agreement. A DPA is available on request and is intended primarily for enterprise customer contracts. Standard terms cover personal information handling, sub-processor obligations, breach notification, and assistance with data subject rights.

Sub-processors (subject to change; material changes communicated to customers):

  • LLM API providers: OpenAI, Anthropic

  • Payments: Stripe

  • Cloud infrastructure: AWS

  • Authentication, transactional email, and observability: WorkOS, Loops, Braintrust

Where this is going

What's live today is the foundation. Once the data layer is in place, more becomes possible:

  • Personalized outreach with pre-built carts. Pick a segment, generate a personalized email in the winery's voice, and auto-build a cart for each customer based on what they actually buy. Currently in alpha with select winery partners.

  • Customer taste profiles. A clear breakdown of each customer's wine preferences — varietals, price range, style, vintage patterns — surfaced on the customer record for the tasting room and the marketing team.

  • Full customer journey intelligence. Which acquisition channels produce members who stick. Which campaigns drive reorders versus one-time purchases. Where the journey breaks down.

  • Automation and triggers. Events that fire on real customer behavior, not calendar dates. Outreach that happens because the data said it should.

  • Customer 360. Every interaction across every connected source in one view.

The posture is build in public. The wineries who connect early shape what gets built next. Talk to us: cheers@newvintagelabs.com.

Wineries we have worked with

Permissioned to mention publicly: Boisset, Darioush, Hess Persson Estates, Mawby Sparkling Wines, Sleeping Giant. Customer case studies are not yet published.

Pricing

  • Free. $0/month. Connect Commerce7 and Klaviyo, keep your data in sync, use a limited subset of segments and the Data Agent.

  • Pro. $200/month or $2,000/year. Full Data Agent. All seven segments refreshed weekly. One-click Klaviyo push and Commerce7 tagging. CSV export. All current and future integrations. Unlimited seats. Priority support.

  • Trial. 14 days of full Pro access. No credit card required.

  • Cancel anytime. Downgrade to Free; the connection stays live, only if desired.

Pricing philosophy: New Vintage is priced so more teams use it, not fewer. The teams who join early shape what gets built next.

What New Vintage is not

  • Not a Customer Data Platform (CDP).

  • Not a business intelligence (BI) or dashboard product.

  • Not a marketing automation platform.

  • Not a replacement for Commerce7 or Klaviyo.

  • Not a consultancy.

Migration note

Stephen Mok's earlier product, Signals, is being sunsetted. Existing Signals users have until May 31, 2026 to migrate to New Vintage. Migration questions: support@newvintagelabs.com.

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