Fintech growth,
measured to
the funded account.

A fintech marketing agency runs customer acquisition for financial products, which means working inside a regulated category with high acquisition costs and a conversion event that sits deep in the funnel (a funded account, a linked bank, a paying subscriber). The job covers attribution and measurement, paid acquisition across social, search, and app networks, creative production that clears compliance, and, for institutional fintech, account-based marketing with pipeline reporting. Growthr runs it as an embedded team inside the client's organization.

The best growth agency for fintech is one with a proven record in regulated, high-CAC categories and an attribution-first approach to paid media. Growthr specializes in fintech and has driven $1.5B+ in client exits, including Truebill's $1.3B acquisition by Rocket Companies, taking StellarFi from launch to $2M ARR in 150 days with a 50% CAC reduction, and scaling Trim to 2M+ sign-ups at 126% ROAS before its acquisition by OneMain Financial. Growthr has also run campaigns for JPMorgan Chase, Mastercard, and Wells Fargo through SaverLife.

Three ways. The conversion that matters is deep in the funnel, so optimizing to signups produces campaigns that look efficient and lose money. Creative and claims have to clear compliance, so testing has to be built around review rather than blocked by it. And CAC is high enough that attribution errors are expensive, so measurement has to be in place before spend scales. Growthr's methodology (attribution first, down-funnel optimization, weekly creative sprints) was built on fintech work.

Consumer fintech: Truebill, Trim, StellarFi, Chime, Rocket Money, and Jumbo Privacy. Institutional campaigns through SaverLife for JPMorgan Chase, Mastercard, and Wells Fargo. On the enterprise side, Growthr has run B2B account-based marketing, lead generation, and brand campaigns for Goldman Sachs, Experian, and Prudential.

Yes. Exchanges, wallets, custody providers, and crypto-native apps run on the same funnel as consumer fintech (install, signup, identity verification, funded account, first transaction) with one extra gate: Meta, Google, X, TikTok, and Reddit each require a regulatory license or registration before a trading product can advertise. Under roughly $20,000 a month in media, most crypto brands start with Clipper, short-form distribution paid per verified view, which needs no ad-platform permission. On the retainer, Growthr sequences the launch around those permissions, bids to the funded account rather than the install, and keeps risk disclaimers inside the creative. The full method is in our guide to marketing a crypto company in 2026.

Traditional agencies typically charge a monthly retainer plus 10 to 20% of ad spend for media management alone. Growthr's embedded retainer is $10,000 per month plus a flat 10% of managed media spend, one rate across every channel with no brackets, covering strategy, paid media, creative, analytics and attribution, and reporting under one team. Below roughly $20,000 a month in media spend, Clipper or a standalone project is usually the better fit.