Growth, run monthly.
Your segments stay current, your backlog stays ranked, and every month we read out what actually moved.
The problem.
A one-time audit ages. Users shift between segments, new cohorts land, experiments finish and need the next call made. Most teams do the analysis once and let it go stale.
What you get, every month.
- A refreshed segmentation, so the groups reflect this month, not last quarter.
- The tactics that move each segment, prioritized: activation fixes, engagement tactics, resurrection of dormant users, and at-risk saves.
- An experiment readout and re-prioritization, so the backlog stays ranked.
- Retention monitoring against the segments that matter, so at-risk cohorts surface before they churn.
- A quarterly review tied to one metric we agree on up front.
The proof, honestly.
We have not published a retainer result yet, and we will not pretend otherwise. What we can show is why a one-off analysis decays.
On our own app, over the analysis window of 22 January to 21 April 2026, the segments never sat still: 27.5 percent of Trial users step up to Casual each month, 10.6 percent of Casual users graduate to Committed each week, and 35.1 percent of Committed Commuters slide back to Casual each week.
A segmentation you run once is a photograph of a moving object. The monthly loop exists because the object keeps moving.
For you if: you have run the audit (or an equivalent) and want the work to keep running rather than end as a report. Better margin for us, and better decisions for you, because the segments never go cold.
Book a 30-minute call.
We will tell you whether we are the right people for this, and what we would do first. No pitch deck.