Grow Care
For individuals seeking affordable mental health care and medication management with insurance coverage.
Known forGrow Therapy
Grow TherapyFor individuals seeking affordable mental health care and medication management with insurance coverage.
Grow TherapyConnecting individuals with insurance-covered mental health professionals and AI-driven support tools to make therapy accessible and affordable.
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Grow Therapy
v1.33.1
1mo ago
Primary focus
Insurance-integrated mental health platform
Scale
indie
Target audience
Individuals seeking affordable mental health care and medication management with insurance coverage.
The publisher maintains an intense development cycle, having released 12 updates for its flagship app in the last 6 months.
1 app analysed
100+ insurance plan acceptance drives B2B distribution
Single-market publisher — every app ships only to United States.
Based on 1 of 1 app with localized market data · last scanned .
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Avg sentiment score
BetterHelp is the dominant market leader in the direct-to-consumer online therapy space, sharing the exact same service model and target audience as Grow Therapy.
Strategic outlook coming soon.
What fed this analysis
A long-standing telehealth provider that competes for the same insurance-backed mental health market share.
Direct competitor in the specialized mental health space, focusing on medication management and therapy.
A major player in the telehealth space that competes directly for insurance-covered mental health visits.
Adjacent wellness app focusing on sleep and stress, often used as a precursor to formal therapy.
Adjacent mental wellness app that captures users at the top of the mental health funnel.
Focuses on employer-sponsored mental health benefits, representing a B2B2C alternative to Grow Therapy's model.
Provides a holistic mental health platform that competes for the same professional demographic.
While currently sports-focused, its recent activity suggests an expansion into broader lifestyle and wellness engagement.
