A marketing loop for your app.Run with your own agent.
Sprid connects the numbers, sends the weekly check-in and runs the publishing schedule. Your agent does the analysis and drafting in your repo; you decide what to approve or hand to a marketer.
Your app’s numbers and publishing, connected.One dashboard feeds the weekly check-in and the agent in your repo.
- App Store Connect
- Google Play
- Search Console
- PostHog
- RevenueCat
- Stripe
- Cloudflare
- TikTok
- YouTube
- X
Where each one fits
| Sprid | A freelancer | Nothing | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly cost | $49 to $399 | A four-figure retainer | $0 |
| Knows your product | Reads the repo | After you teach them | - |
| Knows what shipped | From the diff | If you tell them | - |
| Needs managing | Review the weekly plan and approve the work | Briefs, calls, feedback | - |
| Judgement about strategy | Written principles, with receipts | Theirs, possibly excellent | - |
| When it leaves | You keep the files | The context goes with them | - |
| Across a portfolio | Every app in one place | One retainer per app | - |
| Happens at all | Weekly | Yes, that is what you pay for | No |
The freelancer column is a market range, not a measurement. A good one is worth more than the range suggests. For most readers the honest comparison is the third column.
A good freelancer beats this.At a good freelancer's price.
You are buying judgement
The best of them earn several times the retainer, and you cannot tell which one you hired for three months.
And a management job
Briefing, reviewing and chasing a contractor is a second job attached to the first.
And an exit
When they go the context goes. Here the voice guide and the plan stay in your repo.
Doing nothing usually wins.It is the default for a reason.
It never feels like the priority
There is always a bug with a clearer claim on the afternoon.
The weekly email brings you back
App performance and next actions arrive together, ready for your agent to review in the repo.
The agent has the context
Your code, releases and Sprid’s insights sit together, so the next task starts from what happened.
Cheaper than someone.Better than nothing.
You review the work
Choose the next actions with your agent, then approve the content and schedule in Sprid.
A portfolio, not one app
One workspace holds several apps, where a retainer each stops being possible.
Or hire someone and give them this
A contractor arriving to wired sensors and a working queue starts in week one.
Questions
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Will this replace a marketer
No. It replaces the nothing that is currently happening.
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I already have one
Give them the account. The sensors, the queue and the renderer are the boring half of their job.
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How much of my time
Plan to review the weekly check-in with your agent and approve the work it prepares. The time depends on your apps and how much you choose to publish or change.
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Can I hand it a strategy
Yes. The principles it works from are files you can read and edit in your repo.
Ship the marketing.
Your agent does the work. Sprid keeps the dashboard, weekly check-ins and publishing running.