Growth Hacking using AI agents - enso

Hire enso to go-to-market in places only agents can do the job. We let AI agents growth hack your way to customers through the channels your buyers already use - Google, Reddit, LinkedIn, Wikipedia and ChatGPT - so you find demand before competitors notice.

What enso does

enso ships five always-on AI agents that replace fragmented growth tooling: Agentic SEO wins AI Overviews, GEO answers and classic search; Agentic SDR books meetings with in-market accounts on autopilot; Agentic Community lives in Slack, Discord, Reddit and Circle and surfaces buying-signal threads; Agentic Newsletter ships a weekly newsletter your team does not have to write; Agentic Social posts daily across X, LinkedIn, Threads, Bluesky and Instagram. The enso engine orchestrates all five and learns from every experiment run in the lab.

Pricing

enso starts at $49 per month for a single agent surface. Most teams deploy the full stack of five agents on the Growth plan; custom pricing is available for multi-brand and enterprise rollouts. See the pricing page for current tiers.

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Teams use enso instead of HubSpot Workflows, Outreach, Apollo, Clay, Jasper, MarketMuse, and human-run growth agencies. See the comparison page for head-to-head capability tables.

Developer resources

  • llms.txt - site overview for AI crawlers
  • llms-full.txt - extended documentation in markdown
  • sitemap.xml - canonical URL index
  • About - methodology and lab philosophy
  • Research - live experiment ledger
  • Blog - long-form blog posts
  • Book a call - talk to the team

About the team

enso is led by Mickey Haslavsky, Omry Hay and Dani Shvarts. The team is based in Tel Aviv and writes blog posts documenting live experiments on platform attention growth hacks.

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Writers

Every experiment on this site is run and written by a named person. Here they are, with what they work on and everything they have published.

  • Mickey Haslavsky
    Mickey HaslavskyFounder and CEO, enso

    Runs enso's outbound and distribution experiments - the LinkedIn 60-minute window, Wikipedia citations and the 27-touch agentic SDR sequence.

    10 experiments published
  • Omry Hay
    Omry HayCTO, Platform

    Builds the agent platform behind enso's experiments and writes about community-led acquisition surfaces such as Reddit.

    3 experiments published
  • Dani Shvarts
    Dani ShvartsVP, AI-Implementations at enso

    Digs up overlooked demand feeds and answer-engine openings, from Craigslist buyer alerts to AI Overview citations.

    4 experiments published
  • Jennie Dobro
    Jennie Dobroenso Ambassador

    Creator and enso Ambassador writing about AI dubbing and cross-language reach on short-form video.

    2 experiments published
  • Elad Noy
    Elad NoyDirector of Content, Brand

    Turns enso's experiments into publishable research: the write-up, the charts and the distribution around each one.

    2 experiments published
  • Moti Tzofi
    Moti TzofiGrowth, enso

    Works the demand side of the lab: which surfaces produce conversations, and which only produce traffic.

    2 experiments published
  • Peretz Markish
    Peretz MarkishGrowth Research, enso

    Runs the measurement side of enso's experiments: instrumentation, controls and whether a result survives a second run.

    2 experiments published

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