Propel reads your code, plans the launch and writes every piece.
Propel does the work. A person approves every piece. No auto-posting and no invented proof.
Five seats. The founding price is for the first five teams on each offer, and the retainer takes five clients at most.
Day 0
Twenty minutes on a call, or the form: your site, your repository if it is public, the release date and what never to say.
Day 1
Propel reads the product and lists every claim it can make, each with the line it comes from and the date it was read. You correct anything wrong.
Day 2
Angles, channels and the calendar for the whole launch. One approval covers the plan; every piece still waits for a person.
You approve here
Days 7 to 14
Posts, articles and outreach go out from your own accounts. On day 14 a report says what went out and what came of it.
You approve here
$500
one product, 3 working days
Any team that wants to know how AI answers and coding agents see its product.
$1,500
founding price, then $2,500
A funded startup or studio with a release in the next 30 days.
$2,000 a month
founding price, then $3,500 a month
Studios running more products than people.
Founding prices are for the first five clients of each offer, and the retainer's founding price holds for 6 months. Sprint and audit buyers get what they paid as credit toward a founding membership taken within 30 days.
The self-serve product isn't open yet. The Growth Desk is how to work with Propel today.
No. An agent does the work and every claim shows the line it comes from. The price is fixed and public, and a person, the founder, approves every piece.
Only where you allow it. By default you get finished drafts and post them yourself, or through your own scheduler. LinkedIn is always posted by a person.
The least that does the job: your site, a public repository or a read-only GitHub app, and only if you want them, a CMS key for articles and an app password for email from your own mailbox. All of it is handed back when the work ends.
You do. The posts, articles, lists and accounts are yours from day one.
Every claim shows its source and the date it was read, and nothing goes out until a person approves it. Tell the founder and it is fixed before anything else goes out.
By invoice, sent through Skydo once the work is agreed. You pay by bank transfer in your own currency. The sprint and the audit are paid up front, and the retainer monthly in advance.
Yes, once it opens. What you paid for a sprint or an audit counts toward a founding membership taken within 30 days.
Tell Propel the release and the date. The founder reads every request and answers with a plan or a no.
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