Viral growth, mapped

Engineer growth people want to spread.

Spreadable turns emotion, sharing friction, incentives, and visibility into one clear growth map—so product and marketing teams can build loops that compound.

Start free. No card required. No promises of overnight virality.

Spreadable hero

The compounding principle

One lever creates a spike. Stacked levers create a loop.

What to expect

Clarity over growth theater.

01

No invented virality score

02

Every recommendation explains why

03

Your strategy stays exportable

The Spreadable map

Four levers. One connected system.

Explore each lever on its own, then connect the strongest ideas into a distribution loop your team can actually build and test.

Start here
01

Emotion

Identify the high-arousal feeling that makes an idea worth passing on—from awe and humor to urgency and surprise.

AweHumorUrgencySurprise
02

Easy to share

Find login walls, vague prompts, extra taps, and other friction that quietly suppresses distribution.

03

Incentive

Give the sharer a clear payoff: status, belonging, a useful reward, or the chance to be first.

04

Visibility

Design usage to travel in public through badges, posts, embeds, signatures, and recognizable outputs.

From map to experiment

Make the next move obvious.

  1. 1

    Map the moments where a user could share.

  2. 2

    Score friction and motivation at each moment.

  3. 3

    Connect two or more levers into a testable loop.

Simple pricing

Start with a map. Scale with your team.

Choose the workspace that matches how you plan growth today. Upgrade only when collaboration demands it.

Explorer

For one founder testing an idea

$0

  • 1 active growth map
  • Four-lever prompts
  • Shareable read-only link
Start mapping

Builder

Best for teams

Per month for focused product teams

$19 / month

  • Unlimited growth maps
  • Up to 5 collaborators
  • Comments, exports, and playbooks
Start Builder

Studio

Per month for multi-project teams

$59 / month

  • Everything in Builder
  • Unlimited collaborators
  • Shared templates and workspace controls
Choose Studio

Straight answers

Before you map your first loop.

Make growth deliberate

Stop hoping a feature spreads.

Map why people would share, remove what stops them, and build visibility into the product from the start.

Create your first map