
Explore how Slack, Calendly, and Figma grow through product-led growth by driving acquisition, retention, and monetization with free plans, virality, and collaboration.
Churn and retained revenue are two sides of the same coin, shaped by usage and satisfaction. The product can reduce voluntary churn via engagement, adoption, and improved cancellation flows.
Invest up front in go-to-market by becoming data-driven, building a data stack, and achieving product-market fit through the Sean Ellis survey and retention curve, while continuously improving the user journey.
Freemium drives broad adoption by offering free access with either feature restrictions (as Slack limits history) or usage-frequency limits (as Zapier caps 100 zaps per month).
Explore self-service demo as a plg strategy, featuring a fully set up account with pre-built assets and guided tours, showing value via product usage like Amplitude dashboards.
Drive revenue by improving retention, measuring it through cohort-based curves and tables, selecting core-value behaviors, and aligning time frames to daily, weekly, or monthly usage.
Learn monetization in product led growth by aligning pricing and packaging, minimizing conversion friction, and using maxdiff and van Westendorp methods to set value-aligned prices.
Explore growth loops as closed systems that start with acquiring a new user and cycle through input, action, and output to fuel exponential growth through viral, content, and paid loops.
Product-led growth positions the product as the core engine for acquisition, retention, and monetization, while sales accelerate growth with product-qualified leads, onboarding-focused engagement, and ICP-aligned buying behavior.
Align your strategy, goals, structure, and culture to become product-led, prioritizing cross-functional growth, data-driven decisions, and a frictionless user journey that shows value before monetizing.
If you keep hearing “we need PLG” but don’t have a clear playbook, this course gives you a practical foundation you can apply immediately. You’ll learn how Product-Led Growth (PLG) works and how to make your product strategy deliver not only product experiences, but revenue growth.
Product-Led Growth makes your product deliver growth in three areas:
Acquisition: choose the right acquisition model (freemium, free trial, ungated) and build product-led flows (viral, collaborator, invites)
Retention: improve activation/onboarding and build growth loops that bring users back
Monetisation: enable self-serve expansion with packaging, paywalls, and pricing that supports “start small → grow”
But before jumping into specific tactics, we'll first cover revenue trees, so that you can identify highest leverage opportunities and build your plan in a structured way.
How this PLG course works
Short lessons focused on decision frameworks + real-world examples, so you leave with a mental model you can use in roadmap planning and stakeholder conversations.
Meet your PLG instructor
I led PLG teams at PandaDoc as Director of Product, Growth, and I use the same structure in my current role as VP of Product, Engineering, and AI at MEDvidi (US telehealth) to drive revenue growth. Experience across Infobip, VK, and advisory work with AI-first startups helps keep the course practical and non-dogmatic.
By the end of the course, you'll be able to
Build a PLG revenue tree to identify the biggest product-driven growth levers
Choose the right acquisition model (freemium vs free trial vs ungated, etc.)
Create an activation metric hypothesis + validation plan
Evaluate your onboarding + conversion funnel and spot the highest-impact drop-offs
Design growth loops and connect them to funnels for compounding growth
Develop a pricing strategy to maximise revenue growth
Implement product-led sales (PQLs, handoffs, in-product prompts) without wrecking self-serve
Create a practical PLG roadmap with initiatives, metrics, and sequencing
Join the course if you want a clear, structured PLG baseline you can use at work this week. Heads of Product/Growth, Founders, and Product Managers, especially in B2B SaaS, will be able to use tools from my toolbox on the day they start the course.
Note: this course is not about 'growth hacks' or a list of experiments that everyone should do; this course is about doing the hard work of analysing your product's revenue tree, mapping it to product drivers, and then building a strategy that addresses them.