Fiveday acts as your brand VP on a subscription model, designed specifically for founders who have recently raised funds but are not yet ready to build a full internal marketing team. Created by founder Lisa Trublet de Nermont (ex-Vimeo), Fiveday consolidates the work of three different hires into a single streamlined service.

The platform handles critical early-stage growth requirements, including positioning and messaging, brand identity, and the actual execution and design required to ship your assets. Whether you need a high-converting website, a compelling pitch deck, or essential launch assets, Fiveday delivers on a flexible monthly subscription model with no equity requirements and the freedom to cancel anytime.

Pros of Fiveday

Combines the workload of three distinct roles (positioning, brand identity, and execution)
Flexible monthly subscription model with no equity required
Cancel anytime flexibility, ideal for early-stage startups
Specialized support tailored for founders who just raised capital

Cons of Fiveday

May not suit companies that already have established, in-house marketing and brand teams
Subscription-based pricing model might require ongoing budget management
Scoped specifically for early-stage needs like pitch decks and launches

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Fiveday?

Fiveday is a brand VP subscription service designed for founders who have recently raised funding. It handles positioning and messaging, brand identity, and the creation of essential assets like websites, pitch decks, and launch materials.