What’s live. What’s building. What’s planned.
Early-access products love vague promises. We’d rather show you the board we work from — and label every claim. If this page and the product ever disagree, we fix the page.
LAST UPDATED · JULY 14, 2026
Site read & brand memory
The team reads your website, learns your voice and audience, and plays its understanding back at one guided checkpoint. Corrections stick — this is the memory everything else builds on.
Planning & cadence
Grace builds a two-week plan around one focused theme, briefs teammates, and keeps the pipeline moving without prompts — holding work when your review queue is full.
Checked drafts & review queue
Every draft clears a blocking QA gate before you see it. Warnings and assumptions stay visible. You review one clear batch, about 12 minutes a week.
WordPress draft delivery
Approved articles land on your WordPress site as drafts — you press publish. Delivered is labeled delivered, not live. Nothing auto-publishes.
Direct social publishing
Today, LinkedIn and X drafts are written for you and stay inside HireMyGrowth for approval and copy/paste. Posting directly from the product is in progress — we won’t claim it until it ships.
More website platforms
WordPress is first. If your site runs on something else, say so in your access request — it directly shapes what we build next.
Results reporting
Tying published work back to the traffic and inquiries it produces, inside the same briefing you already review.
Every claim gets a label.
Delivered ≠ live
A WordPress draft is a draft until you publish it. The product says so, and so does this site.
Receipts, not vibes
When work lands somewhere, you see exactly where it went. No “done” without a destination.
The page follows the product
Features appear here when they work — not when we hope they will.
Help shape the marketing team you’ll actually want to hire.
A small early-access group for founder-led businesses with a clear offer, a working website, and one growth goal.
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