Say what is built, not what is planned
Every feature carries a real status. Nothing on this site describes something that does not exist without saying so in the same breath.
Growixa started because we shipped a product, had no idea how to sell it, and found that every tool for doing so assumed we had already solved that.
We spent four months building something we were proud of and then discovered the hard part had not started. Selling it meant a lead tool, a verifier, an enrichment service, a sequencer, a warm-up service, a copy tool and a CRM — around $220 a month and seven logins — before a single email went out. Every one of them was built for a team that already knew what it was doing.
So we built the thing we wanted: one system that runs the whole motion, for people who do not have a go-to-market team and cannot yet justify hiring one.
Two of the five stages are live and good — Send and Manage. Two are in beta and improving weekly. One, Qualify, does not exist yet and will not until Q4. We have written that on the pricing page, the roadmap and every product page, because finding out after you have paid is how companies lose people permanently.
We have no customer logos on this site. We could have invented some — plenty do — but you are a founder and you would have checked. When we have customers willing to be named, they will be here with their real numbers.
Written down so you can hold us to them, and so we cannot quietly drift.
Every feature carries a real status. Nothing on this site describes something that does not exist without saying so in the same breath.
No fake testimonials, no stock-photo customers, no metric we cannot source.
One-click full export, any time, including after cancellation.
We will keep building things that stop you sending — verification, suppression, warm-up ceilings — even though they lower the number on our invoice.
Direct line to the founders, roadmap influence, and pricing locked for as long as you stay.