Why We Decided Against a Public Sign Up Page While Still Pre-Launch
Every week we talk to another founder running a service or multi-location business off spreadsheets and memory, convinced they are the only one behind on this.
They are not, it is close to the default state for anyone growing past the point where informal tracking still works.
FounderFlow is your AI Executive Chief of Staff. It watches your business, identifies what matters, protects your revenue, and tells you exactly what to do next.
Rather than open a generic sign up page, we are onboarding the first 30 founding members ourselves, one conversation at a time. If you are one of the founders described above, or know one, happy to talk.
hand onboarding 30 teaches u loads but not what a cold visitor does w/ ur pitch. u'll launch w/ zero read on the page itself.
That’s fair. The hand onboarding gives us signal on the problem, language, and where people get stuck, but it doesn’t tell us how a cold visitor will respond to the page itself. We’re intentionally separating those two tests for now. When we open it up, the page and cold conversion will be a different experiment. Appreciate you calling out the distinction.