Pricing
Two ways to work together.
Most clients start with the Sprint. It surfaces what to fix and in what order. Some take the findings and run. Others bring me in to execute the roadmap. That decision happens after the Sprint, not before.
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Growth Sprint
Fixed fee · Three weeks · Fixed scope
A diagnostic that finds where your growth is stuck and what to fix first. You leave with a ranked list of priorities and one experiment ready to ship.
What you get
Ranked opportunity list
5–8 growth problems, each with a test hypothesis and a plain explanation of why it ranks above the others.
One execution-ready experiment brief
The top priority is taken one step further: messaging, user journey, success metric, and implementation notes your team can hand to a developer without translation.
Written report
A structured document you can share with your team, board, or investors. A point of view, not a slide deck of ideas.
60-minute walkthrough call
We go through everything together. You ask questions, I explain the reasoning. Nothing left ambiguous.
For ongoing execution
Fractional Growth Lead
Typically 3–6 months · 2–3 days per week
An embedded growth lead who owns priorities, runs the experiments, and builds the system the team can run after the engagement ends.
What changes while we work together
Embedded growth lead
Someone who owns growth end to end. Not a consultant who reviews. A lead who sets priorities, runs experiments, and is accountable for the roadmap.
Running experiment programme
Hypotheses designed, tests shipped, results read. Weekly rhythm. Nothing sits in a backlog.
Monthly reporting
One clear document per month: what ran, what we learned, what comes next. Built for leadership or board.
Documented system handover
Process, tooling, and team habits documented before I leave. The engagement ends. The growth doesn't.
How it usually works
Most clients start with the Sprint. It surfaces the constraints and what to fix first. Some take the roadmap and execute it themselves. Others bring me in to run the experiments. That conversation happens after the Sprint, when you can see what the work actually looks like.