Plutus Media

How WhatColors got 450,000 downloads, 84% from organic content, across two campaigns

450,000downloads, 84% from our content

179.5M
views
$0.14
CPI
$0 to $75K+
MRR

Results

Business outcomes

450,000
downloads, 84% from our content
$0.14
CPI
$0 to $75K+
MRR

Channel performance

179.5M
views

Client snapshot

App
WhatColors · AI color-analysis app
Audience
Women interested in beauty and style
Stage
Well-funded, going to market
Starting point
$0 MRR, no growth system

Campaign dashboard

Performance tracking

All time, as of 22 October 2026

1,049
79.47M
2.7%

Daily views

  • TikTok
  • Instagram
  • Snapchat

By platform

PlatformPostsViews
TikTok73456.45M3.1%
Instagram19122.55M1.7%
Snapchat124478.86K2.0%

Daily views are the day-to-day change in each post’s view count, added up across the campaign. Totals come from the Plutus dashboard, with posts excluded from the dashboard removed.

Creative gallery

13.3M views on Instagram

4.6M views on Instagram

In their words

“I can confidently say that Plutus Media delivers on their results.”
Dante Kim. Founder, WhatColors
“I highly recommend working with them”
Dante Kim. Founder, WhatColors

The problem

No structured, predictable user-acquisition system. No recurring revenue. Traffic came in unpredictable spikes.

Why now
The founder needed a channel that could turn a working product into paying users.
What success meant
Downloads that turn into MRR.

Objective

Primary objective

Downloads

Supporting metrics

  • MRR
  • Cost per download

What Plutus did

  1. Creator system

    Recruited and managed creators in the beauty and style space.

  2. Testing system

    Tested hooks and formats across two campaigns, a year apart.

  3. Optimization system

    Reused the winning formats in the second campaign.

The learning

The biggest lesson was that organic content could carry the growth on its own: 84% of downloads came from it. This let the founder come back for a second campaign instead of building a paid channel first.

What happened next

Came back for a second campaign a year later.