Should I book if I'm still at demo stage?
Yes. The right 0→1 moves depend on exactly where you are. Anywhere between pre-MVP and your first 1,000 users is a useful moment to pressure-test the next channel worth investing in.
Contact
Talk to us.
Book a free 30-minute call.
EMAIL
d541449473@gmail.comIN-PERSON
Hangzhou · Shanghai · Paris — happy to grab coffee in person.
RESPONSE TIME
Within 24 hours on weekdays.
Before we hop on a call
What we'll cover in 30 minutes.
The free call isn't a sales pitch — it's a fast pressure-test of your AI Agent or SaaS growth plan. Think through the questions below and we'll move much faster.
Will you try to sell me on an engagement?
Not proactively. If it fits, we keep talking. If it doesn't, we'll tell you plainly how to push it yourself — and, where we can, recommend teams better suited to your stage.
What should I bring to the call?
No formal deck needed. A demo link or screen recording, a one-sentence ICP, and the single growth number that frustrates you most right now (signup rate, paid conversion, retention) is plenty.
Do you work with China-based or overseas teams?
Both — though our sweet spot is helping China-built AI Agents and SaaS reach 0→1 in the US, EU, and Japan. Our Paris office handles EU-line GTM and GDPR-aware launches.
How fast can we actually start?
Strategy diagnosis kicks off within three working days. Full engagements can have the first executable step (launch-video kickoff, creator shortlist review, or Product Hunt run-of-show) live within seven days of signing.
Is this conversation confidential?
Yes. We don't disclose your product name, metrics, or partnership details in case studies, social posts, or talks without your written consent. Our Paris team also defaults to GDPR data-minimization principles.
Prefer email? Just write.
Drop a line to d541449473@gmail.com — one sentence about your product plus the single growth question you most want answered is enough. You'll get a personal reply within 24 hours on weekdays, with a concrete suggestion — not a templated response.