Founding Growth Lead

Why Booko?

Booko gives every service business the revenue superpowers that, until now, only the largest companies in the world could afford.

Every hour that goes unsold converts to zero. Uber, airlines and hotels solved this with a hundred math PhDs figuring out demand and pricing. The rest of the service economy - fitness studios, med-spas, event and entertainment venues, salons, tours, anything you can book - has the same problem. They just haven't had the hundred math PhDs.

AI collapsed that cost. Booko embeds into the systems a business already runs on, builds a superintelligent brain around its demand, and deploys that intelligence across the business - dynamic pricing first, then marketing, staffing, and scheduling. It runs quietly in the background like a revenue team they never had.

You used to need a hundred math PhDs. Now you don't.

What You'll Do

• Design, run, and iterate on growth experiments across product, marketing, and distribution channels
• Assist in prepping sales strategy for big meetings, as well as in the procurement of follow-up materials (pitch decks, one-pagers, etc.)
• Assist in building the growth playbook - from identifying channels to creating scalable systems
• Define and track north-star growth metrics (e.g., signups, activation rate, retention, referral loops)
• Run outbound and inbound campaigns, testing messaging, positioning, and targeting
• Partner directly with the founding team to translate customer insights into product and GTM decisions
• Manage early marketing channels (content, paid, partnerships, community, SEO — whatever works)

Who You Are

• Charismatic, well spoken, persistent
• Creative and resourceful - you find unconventional ways to acquire and retain users
• Strong communicator who can work closely with a small, fast-moving founding team
• Hungry to have outsized ownership and impact at an early-stage company
• Comfortable wearing multiple hats across growth, marketing, product, and sales
• Data-obsessed - you measure everything, run experiments, and let results guide decisions