Ar.Bhavesh

Ar.Bhavesh Panse. architect by training, AI app growth marketer by trade. i scaled ZuAI from 10K to 2M users at $0.02 CAC in eleven months with TikTok UGC, Reddit and paid, and i now work with consumer AI founders from san jose, california.

i find the channel that works for your app and then run it. that means writing creative briefs, building and killing campaigns, posting in the subreddits where your users already are, and reading the numbers weekly. if the work ends in a document, that is a consultant. if it ends in campaigns that are live, that is an operator.

it was one channel run properly for eleven months, not a trick. high creative volume, 150+ a month, a rule that nothing counts unless the user came back, and reddit supplying both early users and the language that made the paid creative work. most of the work was repetitive. your number will depend on your category, country and price point, so treat mine as proof of method rather than a target.

if you have not measured retention, if your product is unfinished, or if your monthly acquisition budget is under about $5,000. in all three cases the money is better spent elsewhere and i will say so on the call. there is a free tool on this site built specifically to tell founders they are too early, including for me.

founders of consumer AI and consumer SaaS apps, post-seed to series A, in the US and europe. usually a team of 2 to 15 with no growth hire yet. i do not do white-label agency work, B2B enterprise sales cycles, or brand awareness projects with no performance accountability.

the breakdown call is free, no pitch deck, no agency handoff. sprints and monthly retainers are scoped on that call based on your stage and channels. you start small and there are no lock-in contracts.

an agency gives you a team and a process, and there is a point where that is exactly what you should buy. before that point you are mostly paying account managers to learn your product. i am one operator doing the execution myself, which means no handoffs and genuinely limited availability.

no. the system is GTM, a UGC creative engine testing 150+ ads a month, SAFE reddit seeding, n8n and claude automations, and paid scaling behind proven winners. channels earn budget by passing tests, not by being fashionable.

week one is reading what already exists: funnel, CAC, creative history, retention. week two the first tests go live. weeks three and four are iteration on whatever showed signal. you get a written update every week with the numbers, and a clear pass or fail at the end.

one link: topmate.io/arbhavesh. pick the free breakdown slot. you leave the call with what i would fix first, whether or not we ever work together.