EchoLoop
Product-led growth engine

Find the loop that makes growth compound.

EchoLoop maps the core mechanism behind self-sustaining growth, then shows which of four levers can turn product use into your next user.

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The founder promise

Clarity over growth theater.

01Mechanism before tactics
02No invented benchmarks
03Every map ends with a test

One core idea · four levers

Your product should carry the signal.

EchoLoop starts with the value exchange at the center, then tests how that value reaches the next person. No disconnected tactic list—just a mechanism you can see, challenge, and improve.

Core mechanism

Use creates exposure. Exposure creates adoption. Adoption increases value.

01

Network effect

Map where each new participant makes the product more useful for everyone already inside it.

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02

Referral loops

Trace the moment product use naturally invites the next user—and the reward that keeps the loop moving.

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03

Viral content

Identify useful, surprising, or status-building outputs people will share without being asked twice.

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04

Easy sharing

Find and remove every extra tap between a user experiencing value and passing it forward.

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Pricing

Start with one loop. Scale when it works.

Straightforward plans for validating, iterating, and aligning a team around product-led growth.

Spark

$0forever

Pressure-test one growth idea before you build around it.

  • 1 active loop map
  • Four-lever diagnostic
  • Shareable read-only link
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Best for founders

Loop

$24/month

For founders iterating toward a repeatable product-led loop.

  • Unlimited loop maps
  • Experiment backlog
  • Version history
  • Exportable growth brief
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Network

$79/month

For product and growth teams working from one model.

  • Everything in Loop
  • Up to 10 collaborators
  • Team comments
  • Priority guidance
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Questions, answered

Know what you are mapping.

Your loop starts here

Stop renting attention. Build growth into the product.

Tell EchoLoop what you are building. Leave with the lever worth testing first and a clear path from one user to the next.

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