Two ways to work together. A fixed-scope sprint when you have one thing that needs to move, and a monthly engagement when the queue never empties. Same decider either way.
PRICES IN USD · MONTH-TO-MONTH · PAUSE ANY MONTH
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GTM RESET10 WORKING DAYS
$3,000/sprint
One GTM priority, scoped on the call, shipped to a dated finish line and tied to one metric lever.
Positioning and message audit
One rebuilt asset: homepage story, landing page, or outbound sequence
The measurement plan for the lever it moves
Ship log and the execution circuit that produced it
For two priorities stuck at once, usually because they're connected: positioning feeding a landing-page rebuild, or founder content feeding a campaign. Both move in parallel instead of waiting in line.
Pipeline One and Pipeline Team both access all nine Grow & Close services. You are choosing how many priorities move at once, not a restricted menu. See what each service covers.
HOW TO CHOOSE
Pick by how full the queue is.
The GTM Reset sprint answers one question well. A Pipeline subscription keeps answering them as they arrive. Nobody needs to start at the top.
ONE THING IS STUCK
Take the sprint.
Your homepage does not land, or one outbound motion is not converting. Ten days, one artifact, one number to watch afterwards.
THE QUEUE NEVER EMPTIES
Take Pipeline One.
There is always a next priority and no one senior to own it end to end. One motion ships every week, in order.
TWO FRONTS AT ONCE
Take Pipeline Team.
A launch and a demand motion have to run in parallel, and you do not want to manage two vendors to do it.
QUESTIONS, ANSWERED
The useful fine print.
01What is one motion?+
A bounded initiative with an agreed outcome, deliverables, owner, finish line, and one metric lever. Rebuilding the homepage story for a new segment is a motion. Fixing marketing is not.
02Why start with a sprint instead of a subscription?+
A sprint is a smaller decision with a dated finish line. You see the standard of work on your own problem, on one priority, before committing to anything monthly.
03What happens if the first deliverable is weak?+
The first deliverable is scored against eight published criteria at growandclose.com/rubric, which you can read before you buy. Five of the eight are blocking: if any one of those fails, there is no invoice and you keep the work.
04Is there a contract or a minimum term?+
No minimum term on the subscription. Pause when the backlog is light, or cancel before the next billing cycle.
05What is not included at any price?+
Ad spend and media buying, custom software development, CRM administration, and live selling. We shape the plan and build the assets. Your team owns budget, systems of record, and the sales conversation.
06How do payments work?+
Invoiced in USD, payable by bank transfer or Wise. Sprints are invoiced 50% at kickoff and 50% at delivery. Subscriptions are invoiced monthly in advance.