The full engine, free, for a week.
GrowthKit AI is in private beta. A small number of founders get the whole product — market map, competitor teardown, gap analysis, 90-day plan, daily intelligence — with nothing redacted and no card required. In exchange we want the one thing a dashboard cannot give us: what you actually did with it.
The whole product, unredacted.
Not a trial tier, not a sample. Beta accounts run the same engine paying customers run.
- Market map — every player positioned, gaps marked
- Competitor teardown — pricing, motion, weaknesses
- Gap analysis — ranked by how hard each compounds
- 90-day plan — ~14 sequenced plays with kill-criteria
- Daily market update — one click, what moved since your last report
- Read-only data connections — Stripe, GA4, LinkedIn
- Any company you like — run competitors, not just yourself
Tell us where it was wrong.
The engine is v0.4. We are not looking for applause — we are looking for the specific place the synthesis missed.
- Run it on a market you know cold — you can only catch errors in a market you can already judge
- Tell us what you'd have cut — which plays were obvious, which were wrong
- Reply to one email at the end of the week
- A real company — pre-idea founders get less out of this than they expect
- No NDA, no call, no scheduled check-ins
The terms, stated plainly
The clock starts when your application is approved, not when you apply.
The ceiling for the week. Whichever limit you hit first ends the beta.
The full-report cadence, on any company. In practice this is the binding limit, not the seven.
Short market delta against your latest report. Never counts against the seven.
Approved by hand.
There is no scoring model and no automatic approval. A founder reads every application. Applying grants nothing until it is approved.
Before you apply.
What does the beta actually include?
Everything in Pro: the market map, competitor teardown, gap analysis and 90-day plan, plus the daily market update and read-only data connections. Nothing is redacted and nothing is a demo. If you want to see the shape of the output first, the public specimen is a real deliverable.
How long does beta access last?
Seven days or seven full reports, whichever runs out first. The clock starts the moment your application is approved — not when you submit it — so nothing is burned while you wait.
How many reports can I actually run?
Two full reports per rolling seven days, on any company you like, plus one short daily update per day. Because of that cadence the seven-report ceiling is the looser of the two bounds — a beta week is realistically two full reports and a handful of daily updates.
Do I need to enter a card?
No. The beta takes no payment details and does not roll into a subscription. When the window closes your account drops back to Free, and going Pro at £20/month is a decision you make separately.
What happens to my reports when it ends?
Every report you generated stays readable in your workspace permanently. Only the ability to generate new ones locks.
I applied — how will I know?
Your status shows on this page and in your workspace the moment it changes. There is no queue position to check and no chasing required.
How is this different from the waitlist?
The waitlist is a marketing list for general launch news and Agentic interest — being on it grants nothing and it is not connected to your account. This page is the only route to actual product access.
Who is this not for?
Pre-idea founders without a product, and enterprises with an in-house market-intelligence team. The engine assumes you have something in market and can judge whether its read on your competitors is right. If that is not you yet, the methodology is worth reading anyway.
Bring a market you already understand.
That is how you'll know within ten minutes whether this is worth £20 a month — and how we'll find out where the engine is still wrong.