Growth programme
Your marketing, run and reviewed, with a named person beside you.
Kate, an AI CMO, and her specialists run one campaign programme for your business. A named human operator helps with onboarding and exceptions, on the same permissions as you. You keep the final say on every post.
The price, by application
£1,499 a month
Per business, excluding VAT and media.
- Term
- The programme runs for eight weeks at the monthly price.
- At week eight
- You continue month by month or stop.
- Beside you
- A named person for onboarding and exceptions, every hour logged.
What £1,499 a month buys.
Per business, excluding VAT and media.
- One campaign programme at a time: one goal, worked on continuously
- Up to two reviewed cycles a month: a cycle is one pass from brief to results
- Eight accepted pieces of work a month; the order form says what counts as one piece
- Two revision rounds on the agreed brief
- Assisted onboarding and a monthly strategy review
- Weekly reporting on the agreed outcome, written for the next week's plan
Exception support from a named human operator, on the same permissions as you, with every hour logged and costed.
Video, licences, bespoke work and overages need a separate agreement.
Prefer to run it yourself? Self-serve plans start at £39 a month.
For firms that already sell something that works.
UK professional and business service firms that already sell a repeatable offer, have capacity to serve more customers and can connect enquiries to outcomes. Local appointment and product businesses are next.
If there is no offer yet, no demand and no capacity, you need business discovery before automated marketing, and we will say so.
The founder joins the sales conversation and the week-eight review personally.
Eight weeks, then a decision at the same price.
Eight weeks is a validation period. It is long enough to run the agreed cycle more than once and read the evidence, and too short to prove lifetime value, so we do not claim it.
Week 1: Baseline
We record your time, your current workflow and what data is ready, and agree what a good outcome looks like.
Week 2: Approval
Confirm the brand, the success criteria and the opening campaign's drafts. You tap yes.
Weeks 3 to 7: Delivery and learning
Run the agreed cycle, review the evidence, resolve exceptions. Every minute of briefing, reviewing and correcting is recorded.
Week 8: Continuation decision
Review the useful work, the time saved and the costs, and decide whether to continue at the same monthly price.
Continuation is at the same monthly price, with no discount and no guaranteed outcome.
What the report will not do
Claim marketing lift from a simple before and after. Low volumes report lead quality and work accepted instead of a made-up winner.
Kate's work is examined on a fixed cadence and the result is on the proof page, computed when you load it. No customer case studies are published yet; the standard they will meet is on the customers page.
Friday report
- What ran
- The posts and the email you approved, with a link to each post once it has gone out.
- What the platforms reported
- Numbers from the accounts you connected. Where a number was not measured, the report says so.
- What to do next
- Next week's drafts start from this week's results, and wait for your yes.
The same eight-step run, with a named human beside it.
The programme uses the run every customer gets. What every draft shows is the same too. The difference is the named human operator on the same permissions as you, with every hour logged and costed, and the founder at the sales conversation and the week-eight review.
As on every plan, Kate writes each ad and you launch it in your own ad account; approved posts and emails publish with your yes.
The programme's own rule
The operator confirms a stale approval again before anything runs.
Apply, and tell us five things.
Short answers are fine. Your answers decide whether the programme fits, and shape the working diagnostic we bring to the conversation.
Prefer to talk before you apply? Talk to us.