Pinterest is where people plan what they are about to buy. Pin Ecom teaches e-commerce brands to turn that into an acquisition channel they run in house. Here is our public rating, what clients actually say, and a straight read on whether your store is ready for it.
Not because it does not work, but because almost nobody treats it as a performance channel.
Users come to Pinterest to plan a purchase, not to be interrupted mid-scroll. You are not fighting for attention — you are showing up while someone is deciding.
Whole categories have almost no serious advertisers on the platform. That window is what makes acquisition costs on Pinterest look nothing like the ones you know on Meta.
A pin keeps being found months after it is published. The organic work you do compounds instead of disappearing the moment you stop paying.
And, just as clearly, what Pin Ecom is not — because most disappointment in this industry starts right here.
We would rather sort this out now than after you have paid.
If you are not sure which column you are in, that is exactly what the first call is for — and we will tell you if the answer is no.
Official Pinterest partner
Everything taught in Pin Ecom was first tested on client accounts at the Pin Ads Consulting agency — including these brands, and a national retailer whose Pinterest results Pinterest published as a case study.
Published on Trustpilot, reproduced as written — criticism included. Every client is invited to review us at the same point in the programme, which is why the score is 4.3 and not 5. Translated from French.
“I run a craft brand and I had already been through a programme that was frankly mediocre, with an agency specialised in fashion. With Pin Ecom it is nothing alike. It is genuine support, with very precise and concrete advice. Sessions are one to one and the team answers very quickly. The material is thorough and updated regularly.”FlorenceTrustpilot · 4 July 2026 · translated
“My business partners and I are very grateful for how seriously the Pin Ecom team works. A thorough and genuinely instructive programme on the niche markets Pinterest covers.”Bael KTrustpilot · 8 July 2024 · translated
“The support is genuinely good and the lessons are easy to follow. The follow-up could be improved though. I do recommend it, it helped me a lot.”Elise AnstettTrustpilot · 30 September 2024 · 4 stars, translated
If you already have sales and your products are visual, almost certainly worth testing. Pinterest performs strongly in fashion, home, beauty, luxury, garden, food and craft. Outside those categories it is a case-by-case call — and we will tell you plainly on the first call if we think your store is not a fit.
Weeks, not days. The first campaigns go live quickly, but Pinterest rewards accounts that accumulate signals and content, so the curve builds over the first months rather than spiking in week one. Anyone promising you faster is selling you something else.
No. No serious programme can guarantee a revenue figure: results depend on your product, your market and your execution. What is guaranteed is the content and the support described in the contract.
The working framework used throughout the programme, built from managing more than 300 Pinterest ad accounts. It treats branding, organic visibility and paid campaigns as one system rather than three separate workstreams — which is why accounts built this way keep producing after the ad spend stops.
Pinterest advertising works the same way across markets and the method is not country-specific. The English-language programme is delivered live online and is accessible from anywhere.
Luc Bermond, founder of Pin Ecom and of the Pin Ads Consulting agency, with his team — including Théo Van Roy and Aurélien Le Bris, both named by clients in the reviews above. Through the agency they run Pinterest accounts for brands such as Cyrillus, Lancel, Cartier, Asphalte, Smallable, The Bradery, Sœur and Undiz, and their work for the retailer BUT is published as a case study by Pinterest. More on his background.
Pin Ads Consulting, a company registered in France under number 895 348 324, based in Paris. The English-language programme is operated by Pin Accelerator LLC, registered in Wyoming. Two entities, two markets, one team and one method.
Twenty minutes on your store, your products and your numbers. You leave knowing whether Pinterest is worth your time and whether the programme is a fit — and we will say so if it is not.
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