How growth becomes governed.
Growthmarkt runs growth as a loop: diagnose with the Growth Audit, work the roadmap in priority order, and keep the record with quarterly re-audits. It begins with a standard and ends with a record. The audit takes 20 to 30 minutes and is not designed to be finished in two; the businesses that want real answers give it real attention.
Answer the audit
A short set of context questions establishes what you sell, how customers buy, your revenue stage, team size, primary challenge, and revenue model. Those answers decide which questions you are asked and how each one is worded, so a marketplace is not asked a question written for a sales team. Then the scored questions, organized across nine dimensions. Each question has four answer options describing increasing levels of maturity: absent, early, established, optimized.
Questions that do not apply at your stage are excluded from scoring entirely. A pre-revenue company is not penalized for having no churn metric. There is no churn to measure yet.
How do you track whether customers are staying?
Get your Growth Score
Each dimension produces a score between 0 and 100. Dimension scores are weighted by your revenue stage and combined into the overall Growth Score. The weights shift as companies scale: retention, product-market fit, and activation dominate early, while revenue, operations, and systems matter more later.
The score is deterministic. The same answers always produce the same diagnosis. No black box.
Work the roadmap
The platform generates a prioritized roadmap from your results: what is urgent, what is important but not urgent, and what can wait. Each task names the dimension it improves and the reasoning behind it.
Tasks are tracked inside the platform. Mark them complete and your projected Growth Score responds, so you can see the system improving before you re-audit.
Re-audit and keep the record
Work the roadmap, then re-audit on a quarterly cadence. The same instrument, the same questions, so the change between two audits is real signal, not a new opinion.
The trend shows which dimensions moved and which drifted. Growth carries a record, not a memory, and the record is what governance runs on.