The growth hacking agency.Growth you can actually measure.
Growth hacking is really just this: figure out what is holding your growth back, try small fixes quickly, and pour more into whatever brings in paying customers. That is the whole job. We run it for founders and marketing teams at startups, online stores and software companies, the ones who care about leads, booked sales calls and revenue rather than a prettier dashboard.
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GeminiFour ways we help you grow revenue.
Growth is not one thing, it is four moving parts. You need people showing up. You need the ones who show up to actually buy something. And you need them to hang around long enough to buy again. So we work all four: prospecting to keep the pipeline full, paid ads that earn their spend back, conversion so more visits end in a sale, and retention so you quit bleeding customers you already paid good money to win.
- Prospecting
Fill your pipeline
Cold email and LinkedIn outreach that people actually reply to. We write the sequences and clean up your sending setup so the messages land in the inbox, not the spam folder. Then qualified meetings start showing up on your calendar. You open your laptop to a few real conversations you never had to go dig up.
How we book meetings - Paid acquisition
Ads that pay for themselves
Meta, Google, LinkedIn ads, sure, but only while the math works. We watch what every channel really costs you to land one customer, kill the ones quietly draining the budget, and feed the ones that bring in buyers. Running ads just to pile up impressions nobody buys from is how you light money on fire. We do not do that.
How we run paid - Conversion
Turn visits into sales
Here is the frustrating part for a lot of sites: the traffic shows up and then leaks away right at the finish line. We track down exactly where people bail, a signup that asks too much, a page that loads slow, a checkout with five fields too many, and fix one thing at a time until more of those visits actually end in a sale.
How we lift conversion - Retention
Keep customers coming back
Landing a customer once costs a small fortune. The money is in getting them back. So we build onboarding emails that walk people to their first real win, follow-ups that catch the moment someone is ready to spend more, and a quiet alert when a good account goes dark, so you can win them back before they are gone for good.
How we keep customers
Who we are, and what it costs to start.
- 40+Companies helped, worldwide
Since 2024 we have run growth for more than 40 companies, from online stores to software teams to B2B services, with clients all over the map. Different rooms, same playbook: find the leak, test quickly, then put your money behind whatever pays.
- from $2kTo start, precise quote after the audit
It starts at $2,000, and where it lands depends on how much you want done. You get the real number after the free audit, once we have looked at your funnel and picked what to fix first. Some projects wrap in a week, others run closer to six months. Depends on the job.
- 150+Automations shipped
We have shipped more than 150 automations over the years, and they are what keeps the growth work humming without you babysitting it, from outreach right through to the monthly report. The boring, repetitive stuff runs itself, so the team can spend its hours on the tests that actually move the number.
From your first numbers to steady growth.
Wherever you are starting from, the shape of the work does not really change. We measure where customers slip away, patch the biggest leak first, test something new every week, and keep only what pays for itself. First wins tend to land in four to eight weeks. The heavier stuff builds over one week to six months, depending on the project. And you see all of it as it happens. No black box, no month-end surprises.
- First, we measure. Real numbers tell us where customers are slipping away, so nobody is working off a hunch.
- Then we hunt down the leak. There is always one step bleeding more than the rest, and honestly, it is almost never the one you would guess.
- Every week, something new gets tested. Small changes, out the door fast, each one carrying a number it has to beat or it does not ship.
- Winners get more fuel behind them. Whatever flops gets cut by the end of the week, no sentimental attachment.
- Once a month we sit down and walk through what moved, what we are dropping, and where we are pointing next.
We measure revenue, not impressions.
Impressions, follower counts, likes, they photograph well for a slide and settle exactly none of your bills. We track the stuff that does: what a customer costs to win, revenue, how many come back for more. Every test ships with one revenue number to beat and a line where we call it and move on. No magic tricks here. Just a method run week after week, and clients around the world since 2024 who will tell you it holds up.
- We are a growth shop, not a media buyer with a nicer name. The whole journey is our job, from the first hello to the fifth repeat order.
- Clients all over the map since 2024, in software, online retail and B2B services. We have watched a lot of funnels behave in a lot of ways.
- The method is boring on purpose: one change at a time, a number it has to beat, a real decision at the end. Guessing is not part of it.
- Your data calls the shots, not gut feel or whatever is trending on LinkedIn this week. If the numbers do not back an idea, it stays on the shelf.
Book your free audit, leave with a plan.
Before we put a number on anything, we spend 60 minutes in your funnel. We pin down the one step costing you the most customers, name the three fixes worth doing first, and hand you a rough cost and a realistic timeline. No pitch. No strings. Even if we never work together, you walk away with something you can actually use.
- A straight read on where your funnel leaks worst
- The three changes worth making first, in order
- A ballpark cost (from $2,000) and a timeline you can plan around
- An honest call on whether you need more leads or better retention first
How we run a growth engagement.
Five steps, run in order, no skipping ahead. Nothing kicks off before the free audit. No test ships without a number it has to beat. And you sign off on the plan and the price before a single hour hits the invoice. Each step has a clear finish line, and by the end, everything belongs to you.
- Step 1 · Free audit
We start with a free 60-minute audit
Before anything else, we spend an hour digging into your actual numbers. Where do people come from, how many turn into leads, how many buy, how many stick around. Out of all that, one step usually stands out as the real bleeder, and nine times out of ten it is not the one your team had pegged. You leave with the leak named, the three fixes worth making first, and a ballpark on cost. No slide deck, no obligation.
- Step 2 · The plan and the price
We agree on what to fix first, and what it costs
After the audit, you get a real quote. It starts at $2,000 and moves with the scope, so the figure reflects the work in front of us instead of some package off a shelf. We line up what gets fixed first and in what order, then put a timeline on it, anywhere from a week to six months depending on how big the job is. Nothing gets billed until you have signed off on the plan and the price.
- Step 3 · Weekly experiments
We test every week and read the results with you
Each week, a small batch of changes goes live on whatever step is leaking hardest. Every test carries a number it has to hit and a moment where we call it, win or lose, so nothing limps along for months on a maybe. You watch it all in a shared report instead of waiting on a quarterly deck. What works gets rolled out wider. What does not gets cut that same week, and nobody mourns it.
- Step 4 · Scale and automate
We scale the winners and automate the repetitive parts
When a test wins, we double down and wire it into your tools so it keeps paying out without anyone lifting a finger. This is where the automations earn their keep: outreach, lead routing, reporting, follow-ups. We have shipped more than 150 of them by now, so the engine hums along in the background while the team gets back to the next experiment instead of copy-pasting across six tabs.
- Step 5 · Handover and support
You own everything, with support after delivery
The accounts, the workflows, the documentation, all of it is yours from day one and lives in your own tools, so there is no getting held hostage later. We train your people to run the daily stuff, keep an eye on the systems so you hear about a hiccup before your customers do, and stick around for the next round of tests. Want to pull the whole thing in-house down the road? Go for it. That was always the idea.
Growth hacking agency, marketing agency, or freelancer?
These three are not interchangeable, and honestly, one of them might not be us. A marketing agency exists to get you seen and fill the top of the funnel. A freelancer is one talented pair of hands, cheaper and personal, though there is a ceiling on how much any single person can juggle. A growth hacking agency works the full journey and shows up with a method and a bench, which is what you want when a few stages are broken at once. Here is the honest way to sort it out.
- Go with a marketing agency if the work is brand, awareness and top-of-funnel campaigns, and you have someone in-house who owns the numbers.
- A freelancer is the smart call when there is one clear channel to run, the budget is tight, and someone inside is steering strategy.
- Bring in a growth hacking agency when prospecting, ads, conversion and retention all need attention at the same time and you would rather buy a method than a stack of hours.
- Whichever way you lean, ask how they report and how they decide to kill something. That answer tells you way more than the pitch ever will.
Growth hacking, answered straight.
What is growth hacking, exactly?
Growth hacking really comes down to one habit: run small, cheap experiments across the whole customer journey, from how someone first hears about you to whether they come back and buy again. Instead of betting the farm on a single big campaign, you try a pile of little ideas, watch which ones actually move revenue, and put real money behind those. A growth hacking agency runs that loop for you. It figures out where your funnel is losing people, tests fixes week by week, and leans hard into whatever wins.How is a growth hacking agency different from a marketing agency?
A marketing agency mostly lives at the top of the funnel: brand, ads, content, getting eyeballs on you. A growth hacking agency works the whole thing, including the parts that usually get left out, like activation, conversion, and keeping the people you already sold. The bigger difference is how the work actually runs. One side builds campaigns and defends them. The other runs experiments, drops the flops without ceremony, and keeps whatever pays. Even the reports look nothing alike: revenue and repeat purchases on one side, impression counts on the other.How much does a growth hacking agency cost?
It starts at $2,000 and climbs from there depending on how much you want done and how quickly. We skip the fixed packages, because the right scope really hinges on where your funnel is leaking. After a free 60-minute audit you get a precise quote tied to the actual work, plus a timeline that usually lands somewhere between one week and six months. One word of warning while you shop around: be wary of anyone pricing by channel, a flat fee for Facebook, another for LinkedIn. That is media buying wearing a growth costume, and the incentives pull the wrong way.How long does it actually take for a growth hacking agency to get results?
Honest answer: the first measurable wins usually land in four to eight weeks. A couple of tests come back positive, cost per customer drops on one channel, or a signup tweak lifts how many visitors turn into users. The bigger, compounding results show up over the following months as the winners stack up. Growth hacking is not a one-off campaign, it is a system that ships tests every week, so the early weeks are diagnosis and setup and the momentum builds after that. Anyone promising results in week one is selling you a single channel, not a system.What is the client reporting process like?
You get a shared report, not a quarterly slide deck. The experiment board updates through the month, so you can see what shipped, what worked and what got cut without waiting for a meeting. Once a month we sit down together and go through the funnel: what moved since last month, cost per customer and revenue by channel, and the decisions on what to keep, drop or expand. Every test is tied to a real number, usually revenue or conversion, so the conversation is about outcomes, not activity. No vanity charts, no forty-slide monthly.Should we hire a growth hacking agency or a freelancer?
Depends on how much needs doing and how fast. A good freelancer is a great fit when you have one clear channel to run, money is tight, and someone in-house is calling the strategic shots. An agency makes more sense when the work sprawls across a few stages at once, prospecting, ads, conversion, retention, and you want a method and a team instead of a single person. The honest trade-off: a freelancer costs less and feels more personal, but they cap out on bandwidth and the whole thing stalls if they catch the flu. An agency runs pricier but keeps moving and covers more ground. Match the pick to the scope, not to the label on the door.Is growth hacking right for my type of business?
It works best once you already have some traffic or customers to learn from, which is true for most B2B services, online stores and SaaS products. For a B2B outfit, the attention usually goes to prospecting and turning demos into signed deals. For e-commerce, it is conversion and getting people to buy a second and third time. For SaaS, it is activation and holding onto folks past that first shaky month. If you are genuinely at zero, no product live and no audience, the honest answer is you need a first version and a first channel before experiments have anything to chew on. And we will say so in the audit rather than take the job anyway.Will you do cold email and LinkedIn outreach for us?
Yes, when the numbers say outbound is the lever to pull. We put together multi-step sequences in tools like Lemlist, Smartlead and Instantly, write opening lines that actually read like a human typed them, run email and LinkedIn side by side, and stay on top of deliverability so the messages reach a real inbox. But outbound is a channel, not a plan. If your real problem is people signing up and then vanishing, another wave of cold leads will not fix it, retention work will. So we only switch it on when it fits what you are actually trying to do.Will you run paid ads, or is that not real growth hacking?
Yes, as long as the math backs it up. We run Meta, Google, LinkedIn and TikTok when the audience and the offer suit the platform, track what each one costs you per customer month to month, and yank spend off the losers fast. We never run ads just to be seen, every dollar has a conversion it is supposed to earn. And if it already costs you more to win a customer than that customer is worth, ads are not the answer, your pricing or your retention is. Paid is one lever among several, which is exactly the line between a growth team and a media buyer.What tools does a growth hacking agency use?
We do not marry any single tool, we pick per job, but the usual kit looks familiar: analytics like Mixpanel, Amplitude or GA4 to see where people fall off, a CRM such as HubSpot, Pipedrive or Attio, outreach through Lemlist, Smartlead, Apollo or Phantombuster, automation with Make, n8n or Zapier holding it all together, and something like Customer.io or ActiveCampaign for onboarding and retention. Already running a few of these? Good. We plug into what you have got instead of ripping it out to start from scratch.
Stop losing customers you already paid to win. Find the leak.
A free 60-minute audit, the one step quietly costing you the most, and the three fixes worth making first. If your funnel is already in good shape, we will just tell you, and we will not try to sell you a thing.