Product
Four engines, one prioritised plan.
BrandGrowth OS runs rule-based engines — no paid AI APIs, no black-box scores. Each engine writes results with the engine version that produced them, so any number can be re-explained later.
Local Visibility Radar
Audits a live page for on-page SEO, mobile readiness, local schema/GMB signals, and trust markers.
How it works
- 30 documented checks across five weighted sections — every check, weight and pass rule is published, under "Scoring methodology" in our docs.
- Each check can return not-measured. A check we could not read never counts for or against you.
- Fetches are SSRF-guarded, robots.txt-aware, and capped (2 MB, 8s). Scanner traffic identifies itself as BrandGrowthBot.
What it does not do
- It reads one page plus a bounded set of internal links — not your analytics, rankings, or competitors.
- Findings are labelled USER SUBMITTED; they are what we observed, not a claim about your business.
BrandMatch
Scores how well your brand fits a partner profile — athlete, creator, or regional voice.
How it works
- Breakdown by audience fit, geography, category, and budget range, with an explicit match percentage.
- Every score carries a confidence label, and a dimension with no source data reads not-measured.
What it does not do
- The catalog is built from ingested, self-verified public sources — it is not a scraped contact list.
- Fees and audience numbers appear only when a source provides them. We do not estimate them.
Sponsorship Intelligence
Ranks real events — college fests, marathons, expos, tournaments — by how well they fit your brand.
How it works
- Relevance is scored from the event record: date, city, category, audience, and source confidence.
- Missing fields lower confidence honestly instead of being filled with a guess.
What it does not do
- The opportunity catalog is ingest-only. If a city has no ingested events, the list is genuinely empty.
- Stale rows are reaped: past events are archived and unverified rows lose their verified label.
Partnership ROI Engine
Turns a partnership option into economics you can compare: CPE, CPM, cost per acquisition, and breakeven volume.
How it works
- Every input is labelled measured, benchmark, or manual — so a number you typed is never presented as market data.
- Compare sets rank options against each other on documented weights.
What it does not do
- A blank cost stays not-measured. We never invent a fee, rate card, or engagement estimate.
- Benchmarks only exist when you supply them or a verified source does.
The Opportunity Engine
Engine outputs fan into one org-scoped feed, sorted by priority. Candidates come from the engines themselves — a finding becomes a candidate because an engine produced it, never because we wanted a longer list.
- Priority combines severity, effort, and expected impact. Factors we cannot measure stay out of the sum.
- From that feed you generate an Action Plan — a dated item list with owners and status tracking.
- The Growth Score aggregates measured engine results using a published formula. If nothing is measured yet, it reports no score rather than zero.
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