Growth Partner
$2,500/month
Ninety-day initial term. No setup fee, no percentage of spend, no long contract. Media is paid by you, directly to the platforms. Everything stays in your name.
Growth partner for startups
We run one paid channel for you (Google, LinkedIn or Meta), build the page it lands on, and report what it produced in your CRM. $2,500 a month, ninety days, media paid by you. When the system needs technology under it, we build that too, in accounts you own.
The engagement most companies start with
Growth Partner runs one paid channel for ninety days: Google, LinkedIn or Meta, chosen by where your buyer already is. We write the offer, build the page it lands on, measure every click through to your CRM, and ship one experiment a week with a written decision. $2,500 a month. You pay the platforms directly.
Growth Partner
$2,500/month
Ninety-day initial term. No setup fee, no percentage of spend, no long contract. Media is paid by you, directly to the platforms. Everything stays in your name.
What the fee covers
What you pay the platforms
A few thousanda month, to start
Enough to produce a readable signal in ninety days. Crowded categories need more. We say what we think the number is on the first call, before you commit.
After ninety days
Decided at the day-ninety meeting, on the record. If the answer is stop, you keep the accounts, the page, and the record, which were yours throughout.
Every engagement runs define, instrument, run, decide. The process, week by week
Start a conversationWho it’s for
Startups are the companies we are built around. The same work fits a bootstrapped company, a team that no longer calls itself a startup, and a vertical software company selling into one industry, when the revenue line and the buyer are already real.
Where growth breaks down
Ads ran, the platform reported conversions, and nobody can say which campaign produced a customer. The ad account counts what it sells.
Traffic lands on the homepage, reads three headlines, and leaves. The ad and the page were never one experiment.
A qualified signup sits in a form tool until Monday. A channel that produces leads nobody calls is a media buy.
Services
Growth Partner produces the record the rest is judged against. The three technical services divide one offer: a model inside a workflow, the records underneath it, and the care of that system after it is live. Each is scoped on its own.
One acquisition system: the customer definition, one channel, the offer, the creative, and measurement through to the CRM. Judged on qualified pipeline or paid customers, not on the ad account. Run as Growth Partner.
View serviceA model put to work inside one existing workflow. It answers from your records with the source attached, calls a short list of tools, and stops where a person has to decide. Built in accounts you own, with the tests that show when it is wrong.
View serviceThe records under the model. One home for each fact, an explicit corpus with explicit exclusions, an index that keeps the permission of the source and lives in your account, and a knowledge graph only when the question is about relationships.
View serviceAfter the system is in use, someone has to notice when the model changes, the index goes quiet, or a tool reaches further than it should. A retainer for the behavior of a named system, measured by its evaluation set and its data rule.
View serviceQuestions
We run one paid channel for you (Google, LinkedIn or Meta), build the page it lands on, and report what it produced in your CRM, every month, with the platform’s count beside the CRM’s. That is Growth Partner: $2,500 a month, ninety days, media paid by you. When the system needs technology under it, we build that too, in accounts you own.
No. Each is scoped on its own. Most companies start with Growth Partner, because it produces the record the other work is judged against. The technical services are sold on their own when the workflow is already named.
Startups are the companies we are built around. The same work fits a bootstrapped company, a team that no longer calls itself a startup, and a vertical software company selling into one industry, when the revenue line and the buyer are already real. The test is on the fit page.
Because most agency proof is unverifiable, and the proof that matters is the record of your own account. Ask for a sample report on the first call; it is the artifact you would receive, with the numbers removed. The firm page shows what it contains.
On the Growth Partner page, with the fee table.
Tell us what you sell and who buys it. We reply within one business day with a time to talk.