One pilot.
One way to continue.
Four weeks, two real growth experiments, a decision every Friday. For developer-tool and AI-product founders who don't have a growth lead yet. What each week delivers is on /services.
By Daria Dovzhikova · Updated October 2026
Growth Pilot
Next start: November 2026- Week 1Baseline of the current funnel and two experiment cards: one product, one audience, one message, one channel, a metric and a stop date.
- Weeks 1 to 4Both experiments run with your real users and channels. A written Friday review decides continue, change or stop.
- Day 28Readout with results and hours spent, and what to keep running. You keep everything.
One pilot runs at a time, so start dates are real. Next start: November 2026.
The booking form asks three things: Team size · What the product does and who uses it · Monthly marketing budget.
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- Runs what worked in the pilot.
- Adds one new experiment a month.
- Ends each month with a readout.
- Month to month, 30 days' notice. Only after a pilot.
Starts only after a pilot, because the first four weeks are where the cards get written and the first results come in.
Terms
Pilot: half at kickoff, half on the last day, 7-day terms. Continuation: invoiced monthly in advance. USD, wire or Stripe.
One pilot runs at a time, so start dates are real. The next open start is November 2026.
One product, one audience, one message, one channel, a metric and a stop date. Two cards per pilot, written in week one with you.
About an hour a week from the founder, and access to the channels and analytics the experiments use.
Anything added mid-pilot becomes a card for Continuation or for the next pilot. The two cards you started with are the ones that get decided.
A pilot ends at the day-28 readout. Continuation ends with 30 days' notice. You keep everything either way.
Full refund before kickoff; unstarted work refunded after. Details on the refund policy page. A signed agreement overrides this page.
Pre-product teams, companies with a growth team already, and anyone looking for a full-time hire.
Two experiments, four weeks.
Thirty minutes to see whether a pilot fits. If it does not, the call says so.