// free tool

Which acquisition channel deserves your next 30 days?

Tell us your site, who you need to reach, your budget, and your 30-day goal. You get one clear decision: the channel to focus on, what to ignore, and what to do this week, grounded in real companies whose growth engines we have mapped. Not another site checklist.

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4 quick questions, then your plan reads public data only free

// how it works

A decision, not a checklist

Most free audits list what your website is missing. This one answers what you should do next.

Why we ask four questions first

The right channel depends on constraints a homepage cannot show: who you need to reach, what must improve this month, what you can spend, and who already listens to you. Those four answers are binding. A founder with no audience and no budget never gets a paid-acquisition plan or a post-more-content plan, because neither can work in 30 days from that position.

The same website with different answers gets a different plan. That is the point.

Where the evidence comes from

Systemaic maps how fast-growing companies actually acquire customers: estimated traffic mix, live ad counts, how long winning creatives have run, and the specific tactics behind the numbers, all from public evidence. Your plan cites named companies from that archive, or facts we observed on your own site. If a category peer does not exist in the archive, the plan says so and reasons from companies that solved the same distribution constraint instead.

Recommendations that fail that evidence bar get rejected by our deterministic checks and rewritten before anything is sent.

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Questions, answered straight

Is this just ChatGPT looking at my website?
No. Your answers set hard constraints the plan must respect, and every recommendation must cite a named company from our teardown archive with its real numbers, or a concrete observation from your own site. Reports that fail that bar are rejected by deterministic checks and rewritten.
What if no company in your archive looks like mine?
Then we say so. We never present an unrelated company as a peer. The plan instead reasons from companies that solved the same distribution constraint (for example, selling to the same buyer with no existing audience) and frames them as exactly that.
What does it cost?
Nothing. The plan is free and lands by email, usually within a few hours. Submitting your email also starts the free daily teardown, one company's growth engine broken down each morning; unsubscribe any time.
Why isn't the plan instant?
Each plan is generated per-site with your four answers as constraints and has to pass evidence checks before it sends. That takes a pipeline run, not a page load.