PLG · Product-Led Growth

Signups that never come back.

Your signup chart goes up and to the right, so on paper growth looks solved. Then you check paid conversion, and it has not moved. The problem was never traffic. Most people who sign up never reach the moment your product clicks, so they leave long before they would ever pay.

Activated trials convert up to 8x better. Most signups never get there.

The window.

Even at the best product-led companies, only 20 to 30 percent of signups reach activation. The other 70 to 80 percent leave before they see value.

Activation drives 60 to 75 percent of the variance in trial conversion. It is the biggest lever most teams never pull.

Activated trials convert to paid at 35 to 65 percent. Un-activated ones, 2 to 8. Closing that gap beats any amount of new traffic.

The play.

01
Find the moment that matters

Every product has one action that turns a curious signup into a user who stays. We instrument the whole path from first click to that moment, and pinpoint where people fall off and why.

02
Build lifecycle that reacts to behavior

Not a calendar drip. Messages that fire on what a user did, or failed to do, so the nudge arrives at the moment it helps instead of a week after they have already gone.

03
Fix the friction inside the product

The drop-off is usually in the product, not the inbox. We work with your team on the first-run flow, the empty states, and the in-product prompts that carry more people to value.

04
Tell sales who is worth a call

We score self-serve accounts on usage, not guesswork. The few worth a human conversation get one. The rest keep converting on their own.

What you walk
away with.

Why you
might say no.

We can run our own onboarding emails.

You can, and one day you should own it. But calendar-day emails are not the lever. The lever is messaging tied to your activation metric and firing on behavior, and building that well is where the 8x hides.

This is a product problem, not marketing.

Usually both. That is why we work on the in-product flow with your team, not just the inbox. If the drop-off is purely product, we say so and point at the exact steps.

Our product data is a mess.

Most teams start there. Instrumenting the path from first click to first value is step one, and that instrumentation pays for itself on every growth workflow after it.

What we will not do

We do not manufacture product-market fit, and no email saves a signup who never needed the product. What we fix is the gap between a curious signup and the moment the product clicks. For most teams, closing it is the difference between today's conversion and double it.

This is you?

We take a cohort of 21 founders through the full 0 to 1. Applications reviewed within 5 business days.