Use case · 03

Small product.Big clarity.

You have a product and your first users — but growth has stalled. You're not short on people, you're short on clarity: where to put the next $1,000 and the next 40 hours.

Who it's for

Small products with early traction

MicroSaaS, plugins, mobile apps, info-products, B2B tools with ARR up to $200k — for everyone whose every hypothesis matters.

/ 01

MicroSaaS founders

You have 50–500 paying users. You want to reach $10k MRR without hiring a marketer or signing with an agency.

/ 02

Mobile app teams

App Store / Google Play. You need ASO priorities, paid channels for your niche and clarity on which features to sell in screenshots.

/ 03

Plugin and extension makers

Shopify, Figma, Chrome, Notion. You need a map of communities, content channels and partnerships — where your audience lives.

Why it helps

Decisions that save $1,000 per mistake.

01

Sharp ICP

Not 'SMB under 50 employees'. Specific segments with buying triggers and churn drivers — based on what they actually say.

02

Priorities instead of 'do everything'

3 channels ranked for your stage and resources. No illusion that you need SEO, paid, content and influencers simultaneously.

03

Concrete numbers

How much money it takes to test a channel and how many hours it will eat. So you don't launch a 'small $300 campaign' that shows nothing.

04

Messages, not slogans

Specific value-prop phrasing for your audience — drop straight into landing copy, ad copy, onboarding.

05

The first 30 actions

Not 'build a content strategy', but 'post on these 5 places with these angles in this order'.

06

Clear go / kill criteria

In 2–4 weeks you'll know: keep the channel or kill it. No 'let's wait one more month'.

How it works

Deep research of a single niche

The narrower your niche, the sharper the result. We optimize for verticals, not for a universal template.

  1. 01

    Brief

    Describe the product, current traction, competitors, budget. If you're unsure on the ICP — the brief walks you through clarifying questions.

  2. 02

    Deep niche research

    Subreddits, Facebook groups, specialized forums, Discord, active Telegram channels — wherever your audience lives.

  3. 03

    Competitor analysis

    Traffic, messaging, pricing, reviews. Where they're weak, where overrated, how to enter with a smaller budget.

  4. 04

    Channels for your budget

    Not 'try Google Ads'. But: which specific channels are realistic at your $500 / $2,000 / $5,000 monthly budget.

  5. 05

    30-day roadmap

    A clear weekly action list, with recommendations on timing and formats.

  6. 06

    Notion document

    You get a working document. Not a PDF, not a deck — a document you can come back to in 2 weeks and continue.

Tools and sources
Reddit ResearchSemrushSimilarwebApp Annie / data.aiG2 / Capterra reviewsSERP AnalysisGPT-5Notion API
FAQ

Common questions
from small products

I only have $500/month for marketing — is it worth it?+

Yes. Half the value is making sure you don't spend that $500 on channels that simply won't work for your niche.

Does it work for mobile apps?+

Yes. For apps we include an ASO block: keywords, competitors, what to highlight in screenshots and the description.

What if I already have a marketer?+

Even better. The plan becomes a prioritized backlog with expected results — saves them 2–3 weeks of discovery.

Can I order a refresh in 3 months?+

Yes. Many people come back after the first wave of tests with new questions. Repeat-brief discount available — just ask.

What if my product is brand new?+

If there's a working MVP and at least some hypothesis — that's fine. If there's not even an idea — go figure that out first, then come back.

Let's go

Get your growth plan in 24 hours.

One document that replaces a month of self-Googling and iteration. With priorities, budget and metrics.