About

We build the systems that remove the work

AIGROW checks what ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Grok say about a business, then does the groundwork those assistants read: listings, structured data, press releases and automation. Run the free scan, read the service scopes and check the published research before deciding whether AIGROW fits your work.

AIGROW
11languages this site is published in
Founder
Guglielmo Paesano
Pricing
fixed, on the page
Source code at handover
yours
Research data
open, with a DOI
Sales calls required
none

Operating since 2025. Everything above is checkable from this site without asking us anything. For journalists: datasets, citations and logos

Six terms

What we hold ourselves to

Check these commitments against the prices, timelines and limits on the service pages, and against what is delivered.

Measure against a baseline

Measure the current workflow first, then compare the delivered system against that baseline. Lines of code and hours billed do not show whether the work improved.

Data access is part of the scope

Each scope documents the data flow, access required and retention period. Credentials receive only the permissions the approved workflow needs.

Everything on the page

Fixed prices, stated timelines, full source ownership. If a number is not on the site it is because it does not exist yet, never because it is negotiable in a call.

Speed with a written scope

Audits are delivered within five working days, and the visibility audit is refunded if it is late. Ready solutions target five to fourteen days after scope approval. The written scope sets the delivery date.

Fix the workflow first

Automation works better when the workflow is redesigned from start to finish. Adding a tool to a broken process only makes that process run faster.

We say when the answer is no

Each audit identifies workflows that are not worth automating. Comparisons show which tool fits which job, and the scope states what needs a person.

How it got here

Six steps, three years

Built since 2024 and incorporated in 2025. These are the steps behind the services available today.

The problem, from the insideThe first automation pipelines were built for AIGROW's own publishing and operations. That internal work became the test surface for the services offered today.2024
AIGROW opens the service catalogueThe operations audit, ready solution scopes and custom builds were published with starting prices and written delivery terms.2025
More information for buyersThe site added public service pages, comparison guides and a help centre so buyers could inspect scope and pricing without a sales call.2025
The platformThe subscriber dashboard added visibility monitoring and an assistant. The blog engine added account quotas, editorial review and managed publishing workflows.2026
The AIGROW IndexA monthly study of which businesses AI assistants such as ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini recommend, published with its data and method since September 2026.2026
Services that do the groundworkDirectory listings, Google Business Profile setup, schema markup, a reviews kit and press release distribution joined the scan and monitoring, each with a fixed price and a written scope.2026
The evidence

What you can check

Three things on this domain you can verify without asking us anything.

Published here

The article library is where the publishing workflow runs in public. Editorial review keeps checking each article against its sources and corrects what needs it.

Read the articles
Priced in the open

Every product carries its price, its timeline and its limits on its own page. Nothing is quoted after a call, and no page here asks for an email before it tells you what something costs.

See every price
Terms in public

The Trust Center, help centre and service pages explain how each process works. Anything planned is labelled as planned.

Read the help centre

Startup programs

  • NVIDIA Inception
  • Microsoft for Startups
  • ElevenLabs Grants
  • Runware Startup Program

Find out which work is worth automating

An audit calculates the cost of the work your team does by hand, then ranks what is worth automating. If nothing is worth automating, the report says so and you keep the roadmap.

$49 · credited against any build · no retainer