Who is Modrn?
Modrn is a B2B client acquisition agency, also trading as Modrn Agency, that builds done-for-you ads and funnel systems, per modrnagency.com and modrn.ai. Its FAQ lists B2B services, SaaS and agencies first among 43 industries served.
It's founder-led. Aaron Burnham is listed as founder and CEO, with 8+ years building funnels and $40M in ad spend managed, per the agency site.
- It names a COO, a marketing strategist and a designer alongside the founder.
- Its Meta ads ran from Aaron Burnham's personal page, not a brand page, per the Meta Ad Library as viewed on November 4, 2026.
Here's the honest part. Modrn is the closest peer insaneX has. Same buyer. Same channel. Very similar promise.
So this page doesn't argue Modrn is bad. It isn't. It shows where the two differ, so you can pick on facts.
What Modrn sells
Modrn sells a complete B2B acquisition system built for you: offer, copy, funnel, CRM, email and SMS follow-up, and Meta ad campaigns run inside your own ad account, per modrn.ai.
Its public pages make several strong promises:
- 5-7 qualified booked calls a day, per its funnel page at meta.modrn.ai, as viewed on November 4, 2026. The modrn.ai homepage makes no calls-per-day promise.
- Speed. The agency site says built and launched in 14 days. The newer modrn.ai site says most businesses are live within 24 hours, once the ad and CRM accounts approve the ads.
- Ownership. You keep the ad account, audiences and data, per modrn.ai. The agency site says you own the system forever.
- Offer help. No offer yet? Modrn says it builds the promise, guarantee and pricing from your answers.
Credit where due. "You own it" is a genuine advantage over agencies that hold your accounts hostage.
Modrn pricing: what's public and what isn't
Modrn does not publish a price. As of November 2026, neither modrn.ai nor modrnagency.com shows a price, though one of its Meta ads, viewed on November 4, 2026, described the system as a one-time fee.
| Item | What's public | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Price of the system | Not published | modrn.ai, modrnagency.com |
| Fee structure | Described as a one-time fee | A Modrn Meta ad, Meta Ad Library, November 4, 2026 |
| Retainer | Ads said no retainer | Modrn Meta ads, Meta Ad Library, November 4, 2026 |
| Guarantee terms | Not published | modrn.ai, modrnagency.com |
| Ad spend | $25 a day recommended minimum, paid directly to Meta | modrn.ai FAQ |
So the known floor is ad spend: $25 x 30 = $750 a month to Meta, plus whatever the build costs.
Ask for the fee and the guarantee terms in writing on the call. Same advice we'd give about anyone, us included.
How the Modrn funnel works
Modrn's own funnel is a Meta ad, a one-tap quiz, then a booking form for a free strategy session. We walked it end to end on November 4, 2026 for our funnel teardowns.
- The ad. Mostly one copy block with many video cuts, from the founder's page.
- The landing page. One call to action, a "takes 30 seconds" line, founder photo, proof stats.
- The quiz. Seven one-tap screens: growth blocker, business type, goal, funnel status, revenue band, readiness, and a yes to a strategy session.
- The form. Name, company website, email and phone, leading to a free 30-minute session that audits your funnel and shows where revenue leaks.
It's a tight, well-built funnel. No navigation. One action. Every tap easier than the last.
Sound familiar? insaneX uses the same mechanic: a 7-question quiz of about 30 seconds. That's because it works.
Modrn reviews and proof
As of November 2026, we found no Modrn reviews on Clutch or Trustpilot. Its proof lives on its own sites: self-reported stats, unnamed client results and three named testimonials.
| Claim | Figure | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Revenue driven for B2B clients | $95M+ | modrn.ai and modrnagency.com |
| Average ROAS | 3.4x across 43 industries | modrn.ai and modrnagency.com |
| Clients | 140+ brands scaled; 150+ B2B companies | modrn.ai; modrnagency.com |
| Third-party reviews | None found | Clutch, Trustpilot |
Named testimonials. The agency site quotes leaders at Octane Software, Universal Home Care and Bridge Marketplace. The Bridge Marketplace quote says calendars filled so fast they paused the ads within days of launch.
All of this is self-reported. That's normal for a young, founder-led agency. It just means you verify with references, exactly as you should with insaneX.
Who Modrn suits best
Modrn suits B2B SaaS, agencies and service businesses selling something worth more than a few hundred dollars that closes on a call, with an ICP of at least about 1,000 people, per its own FAQ.
That last rule deserves respect. Modrn says if your ICP is smaller, there isn't enough signal for the system to learn from, and outbound will usually serve you better.
Honest disqualifiers like that are rare. We agree with it.
- Great fit: a B2B offer with a broad enough market, a working sales call, and a budget for Meta ads.
- Good fit: buyers who want to own the build outright and dislike retainers.
- Weaker fit: tiny, named-account markets. Outbound wins there, by Modrn's own account.
Modrn vs insaneX: two inbound booking systems compared
Modrn and insaneX both build ads plus a quiz funnel plus CRM and email and SMS follow-up for B2B. The differences are in channels, reporting and proof, not in philosophy.
| Modrn | insaneX | |
|---|---|---|
| Model | Inbound: Meta ad campaigns in your own ad account, per modrn.ai | Inbound: Meta and Google ads to a cold traffic offer |
| Funnel | Seven one-tap quiz screens, then a booking form | 7-question quiz, about 30 seconds, calendar inside |
| Follow-up | CRM, email and SMS | CRM, email, SMS and a VSL |
| Promise | 5-7 qualified booked calls a day (funnel page, November 4, 2026) | 5-7 qualified sales calls on your calendar every day |
| Launch | 14 days (agency site) or 24 hours (modrn.ai) | Built and live in 14 days |
| How calls are counted | Not stated on the public pages we checked | Held and qualified calls reported separately |
| Who's turned away | ICPs under about 1,000 people | Pre-revenue businesses |
| Published pricing | Not published; described as a one-time fee in ads | Not listed on this page |
| Contract | No retainer, per its ads as of November 4, 2026 | Not listed on this page |
| Proof (self-reported) | $95M+ revenue, 3.4x average ROAS | $54.3M+ client revenue; 9x average ROAS; 85+ SaaS and B2B brands scaled |
Notice Modrn's revenue figure is bigger, and insaneX's average ROAS is higher. Both are self-reported, across different clients. Don't pick on either alone.
Pick on HELD calls. GrowthSpree, a B2B SaaS agency, puts demos booked within 4 hours of a form fill at a 78 to 88% show rate in its 2026 benchmarks, and 8 to 14 days out at 38 to 48%. Ask any provider how they count, and how fast the buyer gets on the calendar.
Modrn or insaneX: which should you choose?
Choose Modrn if you want a Meta-only build you own outright, with no retainer, and your ICP clears its 1,000-person floor. Choose insaneX if you want Meta AND Google ads, a VSL, and calls counted as HELD, not just booked.
The two are close. So decide on the details:
| If this is true | Lean toward |
|---|---|
| You want ads only on Meta and a fast same-day start | Modrn |
| You prefer a one-time build over ongoing fees | Modrn (per its ads; confirm in writing) |
| Your buyers also search on Google | insaneX |
| You want a VSL warming buyers before the call | insaneX |
| You want held and qualified calls reported separately | insaneX |
| Your ICP is under about 1,000 people | Neither. Go outbound, as Modrn itself advises. |
Modrn alternatives, and 4 questions to ask either of us
Modrn alternatives fall into three groups: managed paid media such as SaaS Hero, outbound such as Belkins if your ICP is too small for ads, and other done-for-you booking systems such as insaneX.
- SaaS Hero. Paid media across seven channels from $4,500 a month on a 3-month term, per its pricing page. See SaaS Hero alternatives.
- Belkins. Outbound from $5,000 a month, per its own Callbox comparison, a better match for small, named-account markets. See Belkins alternatives.
- insaneX. Meta and Google ads, a quiz funnel with the calendar inside, CRM, email, SMS and a VSL, built and live in 14 days.
Ask Modrn, insaneX or anyone else these four:
- "What's the full price, and what are the guarantee terms, in writing?"
- "Do you report booked calls or HELD calls?"
- "Which ad platforms are included?"
- "Who owns the ad account, funnel and CRM if we part ways?"
More in how to vet a lead gen provider.
Questions
How much does Modrn cost?
Modrn doesn't publish a price. As of November 2026, one of its Meta ads describes the system as a one-time fee with no retainer, and its FAQ recommends at least $25 a day in ad spend, paid directly to Meta. Ask for the fee and guarantee terms in writing.
Is Modrn legit?
Modrn is a founder-led agency run by Aaron Burnham, with a named team, named client testimonials and a live, well-built funnel. We found no third-party reviews for it on Clutch or Trustpilot as of November 2026, so ask for client references.
What are the best Modrn alternatives?
insaneX builds ads, a quiz funnel, CRM and email and SMS follow-up for B2B too, adding Google ads and reporting held and qualified calls separately. SaaS Hero suits SaaS teams wanting managed paid media, and Belkins suits small, outbound-friendly markets.
What does Modrn include?
Per modrn.ai, Modrn builds the offer, copy, funnel, CRM, email and SMS follow-up and Meta ad campaigns in your own ad account. You keep the ad account, audiences and data.
How fast does Modrn launch?
Modrn's agency site says its system is built and launched in 14 days. Its newer modrn.ai site says most businesses are live within 24 hours, with ads going live once the ad and CRM accounts approve them.
How is insaneX different from Modrn?
Both build inbound booking systems for B2B. insaneX runs Meta and Google ads, puts the calendar inside a 7-question quiz, adds a VSL, reports held and qualified calls separately and turns away pre-revenue businesses. Modrn's site describes Meta ad campaigns and publishes a $25 a day ad spend minimum.