CommonMind
A Boston agency founded in 2001 and now focused on vertical SaaS growth through SEO, content, paid acquisition, HubSpot operations and pipeline measurement.
Hub Score v2.0
74/100
Developing public profile
Top 10%A narrower capability profile; compare buyer fit and Evidence Confidence.
Ranks #34 of 399 listed United States companies.
Entry retainer
$4k/mo
123% above peer median; confirm current scope
Operating history
0 years
At peer median
Documented breadth
7 services
3 industry categories
Evidence confidence
100% · High
299 comparable industry peers
Website traffic
No public estimate
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Open HypeStat sourceBuyer decision brief
Where the public evidence points
CommonMind qualifies through a current Boston office, explicit 2001 founding, eight named current team members, a detailed vertical-SaaS search offering, public monthly program pricing and a strong named case library. The displayed $4,000 amount is the Signal growth program and bundles SEO with content, AI visibility, HubSpot and reporting. All outcomes are first-party and several engagements combine organic, paid, conversion and marketing-operations work.
Current official pages publish a Boston address, 2001 founding and eight-person team roster
The live pricing page publishes a $4,000 monthly program with SEO and AI-search visibility
Named cases report organic traffic, rankings, traffic value, revenue and pipeline outcomes
Relative context
How CommonMind compares
Compared with 299 United States profiles sharing at least one documented industry.
| Measure | Company | Peer median |
|---|---|---|
| Entry retainer floor | $4k/mo | $1.8k/mo |
| Years operating | 0 | Not published |
| Hub Score v2.0 | 74 | 62 |
| Evidence confidence | 100% | 95% |
Peer comparisons are computed from the current directory dataset, not external market estimates.
Documented services
Linked capabilities are included only when documented in the company research record.
Documented industries
Industry inclusion signals public experience, not exclusive specialisation.
Verified profile evidence
Products and operating claims
Founded in 2001
The current about and contact pages say CommonMind was founded in 2001 and has evolved into a vertical-SaaS growth agency.
CommonMind about
Boston office
The current contact page publishes 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor, Boston, Massachusetts 02116.
CommonMind contact
Eight named current team members
The live team page names eight people across leadership, strategy, paid media, SEO, content and operations; the directory maps this roster to the 2-10 band.
CommonMind team
Vertical-SaaS organic search
Current service material describes keyword and competitor research, on-page and technical SEO, content, authority work and measurement for software companies.
CommonMind technology marketing
Search connected to paid and HubSpot pipeline
The current growth model connects SEO and content with paid acquisition, conversion work, HubSpot operations and revenue reporting.
CommonMind growth programs
$4,000 monthly Signal program
The current pricing page lists Growth Programs from $4,000 to $9,000 per month and a $4,000 Signal tier including content, SEO, AI visibility, HubSpot and reporting on a month-to-month basis.
CommonMind pricing
First-party case evidence
Published client outcomes
OpenAsset
196% more organic traffic in 10 months, rankings grew from 50 to 483 keywords in the latest quarter and more than $5.6 million in opportunities was reported
Company-published named vertical-SaaS case combining content, SEO, paid media and account-based marketing; organic metrics are explicit, while pipeline and booking outcomes span channels.
Open sourceKicksta
493% more organic traffic value over eight months and 2.5 times more revenue from organic search
Company-published named case using technical work, content and link building; the page also reports a target keyword moving from position 91 to five without publishing raw analytics exports.
Open sourceSwag.com
41% more ranking keywords, 74% higher organic traffic value and 2.7 times more revenue attributed to organic search
Company-published named ecommerce case covering technical SEO, speed, content and conversion improvements; the 2.7-times revenue comparison is January 2022 versus January 2021.
Open sourceTransparent scoring
Why Hub Score v2.0 is 74
Operating resilience
3/153 points under 3 years; 6 at 3-5; 9 at 6-10; 11 at 11-15; 13 at 16-20; 15 at 21+ years.
Delivery capability
25/25A monotonic diminishing-return curve: 1 service = 6, 2 = 10, 3 = 14, 4 = 17, 5 = 20, 6 = 22, 7+ = 25.
Sector evidence
23/25Industry coverage contributes 10, 14, 16 or 18 points; 1, 2 or 3+ source-linked case studies add 3, 5 or 7 points.
Commercial clarity
20/204 for a live site + 6 for a disclosed entry floor + 5 for a stated pricing model + 5 for a specific best-fit client statement.
Delivery capacity
3/15Team bands map monotonically: 10-20 = 5, 20-50 = 8, 50-150 = 11, 150-250 = 13, 250-500 or 500+ = 15.
The five capability factors total exactly 100. Evidence Confidence is calculated and displayed separately. See sources, guardrails and formulas →
Questions for the sales call
- Confirm which SEO, content, AI-visibility, HubSpot and reporting deliverables fit the $4,000 Signal tier and what requires a higher program or separate budget.
- Request Search Console, analytics, CRM and billing evidence for a comparable SaaS company with organic, paid, brand, conversion and market effects separated.
- Confirm which of the eight named people will work on the account, their allocation, content and link process, month-to-month cancellation terms and ownership of systems and data.
What this profile does not prove
- The $4,000 tier is an integrated growth program rather than a standardized SEO-only retainer.
- All outcomes are company-authored; OpenAsset combines organic, paid and ABM, while Swag.com also includes performance and conversion work.
- Eight named people supports company-wide capacity only and does not prove how many specialists are available to a new account.