Resources · Startup leadership teams

90-Day Growth Sprint Planner

Map a quarter of tests, owners, decision rules, and reporting so the team stops running disconnected activity.

Free. No autoresponder funnel. Reply by email, usually within a working day.

What you get

Inside the 90-Day Growth Sprint Planner

Sprint planning worksheet · 60 minutes to complete

  • Diagnosis input template — the questions to answer before you sequence experiments
  • Experiment backlog format with ICE scoring and decision rules
  • Weekly review rhythm template (Monday read, Wednesday ship, Friday decide)
  • Owner map — who owns each experiment and how it gets reviewed
  • Transfer checklist — what gets handed back to the team at the end of the quarter

How to use it

Designed for one sitting, not a workshop series.

Block 60 minutes with the founder + growth lead. Work through the diagnosis section first, then sequence experiments. The output is a one-page sprint plan you can execute against for the next 13 weeks.

Best fit

Who this is for.

Startup leadership teams preparing a quarter of focused growth work.

Not for: Solo founders without an internal owner to receive the system. The planner assumes there's at least one person inside the company who will run the sprint.

FAQ

Three questions founders ask before requesting it.

Do I have to use the full 90 days?

No. The structure works for 30, 60, or 90-day cycles. Most teams find 90 days is the right length to test, scale, and decide on a channel.

What if my team can't commit to weekly reviews?

Bi-weekly works but the cycle slows. Weekly is the default because growth experiments compound only when decisions are made fast.

Can WSS run the sprint with us?

Yes — that's our 90-Day Growth Sprint engagement. The planner is the self-serve version of the same structure.

Need more than a template?

If the 90-day growth sprint planner surfaces a constraint you'd rather solve with senior help, the next step is a Growth Diagnosis call. Bring your result — we'll pressure-test the constraint it names and sketch the next move in 20 minutes.

Last updated: 4 May 2026