Solo
Price at launch
One store, one operator.
- One connected store
- Tests, creative and storefront drafts
- Full work log
The operations desk for your store, run by an agent
Grawth plans product tests, drafts ad creative and edits your storefront, then holds each change for your approval.
Tests
Creative
Storefront
| Task | Area | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Draft test plan for new SKU | Tests | Ready |
| Write three ad hooks | Creative | Review |
| Update product page copy | Storefront | Running |
| Check theme draft on mobile | Storefront | Queued |
Scope
Three work areas
Product tests, ad creative and storefront changes.
Control
You approve each change
Work is drafted and queued. Nothing publishes on its own.
Status
In development
No public release yet. Waitlist members get access first.
Six jobs the agent is built to take off your desk
Each one ends in a draft you can read, edit or reject.
Test plans
Turns a product idea into a test with a budget cap and a stop rule.
Result reads
Summarises what a finished test showed and what it did not.
Market scans
Collects competitor pages and ads for a product before you test it.
Ad creative
Drafts hooks, scripts and image briefs from your product facts.
Storefront edits
Prepares product page and theme changes on a draft, never on live.
Work log
Records what it did, what it changed and what it is waiting on.
One sequence, the same every time
The agent works in a fixed order so you always know where a task stands.
01
Connect
Link your store and ad accounts with the permissions you choose.
02
Brief
Name the product, the goal and the limits the agent must keep to.
03
Draft
The agent prepares the test, creative or page change and logs each step.
04
Approve
You review the draft. Only approved work goes live.
Every change waits in a review queue
The review screen shows the draft, the reason for it and what it touches, before anything reaches your store.
- What the agent wants to change
- Why, in plain sentences
- Approve, edit or reject
Review: product page copyReview
- Read current product page
- Compared against brief and limits
- Drafted new headline and bullets
- Saved to draft theme
- Waiting for your approval
What it does, and what it does not
Limits are part of the product. These are the rules it is being built to.
| Area | Does | Does not |
|---|---|---|
| Product tests | Plans tests with a budget cap and stop rule | Raise a budget past the cap you set |
| Ad creative | Drafts hooks, scripts and briefs | Publish ads without approval |
| Storefront | Edits a draft theme or product page | Change the live theme directly |
| Research | Collects public pages and ads | Log in to accounts it was not given |
| Results | Summarises test data you connect | Promise sales or return on spend |
| Logging | Records every step it takes | Delete its own history |
| Access | Uses the permissions you grant | Store card numbers or passwords |
| Release | Opens to the waitlist first | Have a public launch date yet |
Three plans, priced at launch
Prices are not set yet. Join the waitlist and we will send them before you pay anything.
Operator
Price at launch
For running several product tests at once.
- Several connected stores
- Parallel test queue
- Full work log
Team
Price at launch
Shared queue with reviewers.
- Multiple reviewers
- Per-person approval rights
- Full work log
Questions operators ask first
- Is Grawth available now?
- Not yet. It is in development and opens to the waitlist first.
- Can it change my live store?
- It works on drafts. Changes go live only after you approve them.
- Does it spend ad money on its own?
- No. Tests run inside the budget cap you set, and launching needs your approval.
- Which platforms does it support?
- The supported list will be published with the first release.
- Will it guarantee results?
- No. It runs the work and reports what happened. Outcomes depend on your products and market.
- What does it cost?
- Prices are set at launch. Waitlist members see them before paying.