Growth Today
Outbound and CRM systems built inside the client's own stack
- HQ
- Not published
- Founded
- Not published
- Team
- Not published
- Pricing
- $5,000+/month with a three-month minimum (Clay partner directory), so roughly $15,000 committed; own site publishes no figures and offers a 90-day pilot without a long-term lock-in
- Regions
- North America, Europe, Asia Pacific
- Stack
- Clay, HubSpot, Salesforce, Apollo, Clearbit, Instantly, Smartlead, Lemlist, HeyReach, OutboundSync, RB2B, Prospeo, OpenAI
- Industries
- SaaS, Ecommerce
About Growth Today
Growth Today sells GTM engineering: automated outbound, CRM enrichment, deduplication and scoring, inbound lead routing, continuous ICP sourcing, account-based advertising and a LinkedIn content engine. It states that everything is built inside the client's own systems and stays with them, which is the claim this category is usually vague about.
Named clients include ActiveCampaign, Cabify, Rokt, Goldcast, Tabnine, Redesign Health, Stord and Tracksuit, and the agency states it has served more than 110 B2B teams. Clay lists it at Studio tier and shows $5,000 a month with a three-month minimum, roughly $15,000 committed; the agency's own site publishes no figures but offers a 90-day pilot without a long-term lock-in. No HQ, founding year or team size is published anywhere.
Our verdict
The ownership statement is explicit and it is the reason this sits in the upper half. Work happens in the client's HubSpot or Salesforce, the client keeps it, and a 90-day pilot without a long lock-in is a reasonable way to test that before committing further. Read the scope carefully, though, because the promise is not total: part of the engagement remains a managed service the agency operates, including an AI agent that handles email replies, so a buyer should establish exactly which pieces they will be running themselves on day 91. The evidence is the weaker half of the picture. No third-party review record exists on any permitted source, no HQ, founding year or team size is published, and both the client count and the roster are the agency's own claims.
Pros
- States that everything is built inside the client's own systems and stays with them
- Names ActiveCampaign, Cabify, Rokt, Goldcast, Stord and Tracksuit as clients
- Offers a 90-day pilot without a long-term lock-in
Cons
- No third-party review record exists on any permitted source, so every claim rests on the agency's own site
- Part of the engagement stays a managed service the agency runs, including an AI agent that handles email replies, so the ownership promise does not cover the whole deliverable
- Publishes no HQ, founding year, team size or price; the $5,000 monthly figure comes from Clay's directory
Where Growth Today ranks
- Ranked #8 in AI Sales Agencies
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