Price-sensitive, high virality; first to star, fork & post.
Open Design’s FY26 marketing plan, argued in ten pages.
Sixty thousand stars are an audience, not a pipeline. This plan turns that audience into qualified demand: who we’re selling to, what we lead with, which six channels carry the message, and the calendar that ties every launch to a growth number.
Price-sensitive, high virality; first to star, fork & post.
Multi-client; need white-label export & BYOK cost control.
Security-review driven; self-host is the deciding line.
Procurement-led; needs case studies & SSO roadmap.
Owned content, SEO & dev-tool roundups drive the first visit.
Zero sign-up local install; the agent ships the first prototype in minutes.
Built-in exports & templates get posted back to X, Discord & Reddit.
Design-system import + BYOK usage triggers the team-upgrade conversation.
Agencies & platform teams roll out org-wide, feeding proof back to marketing.
A 40-person product studio ran the offer campaign for six weeks: one landing page built with our own design system, three DevRel posts, and a paid retargeting pilot. Result: 212 sign-ups, 34 qualified team trials, and 9 paid conversions — a $73 offer that sold itself once the ledger was on screen.
“We didn’t need a new deck for the board. We showed the ledger slide and the sign-up count next to it.”
Every quarter ships one launch mapped to a funnel stage and a target: Q1 resets the offer message across every channel, Q2 opens the agency partner program, Q3 pushes the enterprise trust story to platform teams, and Q4 rolls the year’s proof into the renewal campaign.