Launch10 VS Digraph.dev

Launch10's answer

Launch10 is built for people who need paid customer acquisition to work — but don't want to spend three months learning Google Ads or hand $5,000/month to an agency.

Founders and small teams (pre-seed through Series A, often technical) usually hit Launch10 at one of two moments: validating a new product with real paid demand, or feeling word-of-mouth tap out and needing a paid channel that works.

Local service businesses — HVAC, plumbing, electrical, roofing, dental, legal, contracting — who need leads in a specific zip-code footprint and have usually been burned by an agency that charged a lot and explained very little.

Small agencies and in-house marketing teams use Launch10 as a production layer so strategists stay on strategy instead of stitching five tools per client.

Launch10's answer

Co-founders Greg and Brett kept seeing the same problem with small businesses and fellow founders. Getting customers online meant juggling five different tools or handing thousands to an agency with no transparency into what was actually working. They built Launch10 to make full-funnel customer acquisition something any business owner could set up in 10 minutes, without needing a marketing degree or an agency retainer.

Launch10's answer

Launch10 is built on a modern web stack with AI at the core. The platform uses 10 specialized AI agents that handle strategy, copywriting, page design, keyword research, ad creation, tracking setup, quality assurance, and ongoing optimization. The landing pages are optimized for Google, ChatGPT, and Perplexity search.

Launch10's answer

Launch10 is the only platform that builds your landing page, creates your ads campaign, and sets up click-to-customer conversion tracking as one connected system. Other tools handle one piece — you get a page builder, or an ads manager, or an analytics dashboard. Launch10 does all three and wires them together so every lead traces back to the exact ad that brought it. After launch, you get weekly recommendations — cut this keyword, test this headline, add these zip codes — so cost per customer drops over time instead of climbing. Live the same day.

Launch10's answer

If you use a landing page builder like Unbounce or Leadpages, you still have to build your own ads, set up tracking, and connect everything yourself. If you hire an agency, you're looking at $2,000–$5,000/month and a 2–4 week setup. If you DIY Google Ads, you'll burn through $500+ learning what works. Launch10 handles the full funnel — research, page, ads, click-to-customer tracking, and weekly recommendations — starting at $59/month with a 14-day free trial. You own your ads account and can cancel anytime. Skip the agency timeline.