Industry: B2B SaaS

Your product sells itself in the demo.
Enterprise deals still need someone in the room.

B2B SaaS companies grow fast on product-led momentum and founder-led sales until enterprise deals bring in multi-stakeholder buying committees, longer evaluation cycles, and a need for demand generation that a self-serve funnel was never built for.

What got you to your first customers won't get you to enterprise.

A free trial and a founder demo can close early adopters. They don't work the same way on a CFO, a security review team, and a VP who all need to sign off before an enterprise contract moves forward.

Most SaaS companies hit this wall around the same stage: pipeline is still founder-dependent, there's no account-based approach for named target accounts, and content still speaks to early adopters instead of risk-averse enterprise buyers.

Big Leap builds the demand generation and ABM layer underneath your product-led motion so enterprise pipeline stops depending on the founder personally chasing every deal.

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Account-based marketing

Named target account lists with buying-committee mapping reaching the economic buyer, technical evaluator, and end user separately, not one generic "decision-maker."

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Demand gen beyond the founder

Outbound and content systems that generate qualified enterprise conversations without the founder personally sourcing every lead.

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Category & positioning clarity

Messaging that moves you from "another tool in the category" to a defined position a buying committee can justify internally.

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Multi-touch enterprise nurture

Sequences built for evaluation cycles that run months, not the days a self-serve trial funnel assumes.

Built for B2B SaaS businesses like yours.

Big Leap works with companies across the following segments of B2B SaaS.

B2B SaaS platforms Enterprise software Vertical SaaS Product-led growth companies API & infrastructure software

How we build the SaaS playbook.

Enterprise SaaS buying is a committee decision, not a single click-through. We build for that reality from the start mapping stakeholders before writing a single message.

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Buying committee mapping

We identify every stakeholder in your enterprise deals economic buyer, technical evaluator, end user, security and procurement and what each of them needs to say yes.

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Target account selection

A defined list of named accounts that fit your ICP, ranked by fit and reachability instead of spraying outbound broadly and hoping enterprise buyers respond.

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ABM & content system

Multi-channel engagement LinkedIn, email, content built around each stakeholder's role in the buying committee, not a single generic sequence sent to everyone.

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Pipeline reporting

Weekly visibility into meetings booked and pipeline generated from the ABM motion, tracked separately from your self-serve funnel so the value is clear.

A system built for how enterprise SaaS is actually bought.

Enterprise SaaS deals are won on category credibility, multi-stakeholder trust, and sustained presence not on a free trial alone. Our programs are built around how a VP, CFO, and security team jointly evaluate a software investment.

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Named account targeting

A curated list of ICP-matched enterprise accounts not a broad spray. Each account scored by fit, intent signals, and reachability before outreach begins.

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Multi-stakeholder sequencing

Separate, role-specific outreach to the economic buyer, technical evaluator, and end-user champion each message written for what that stakeholder cares about, not a single generic pitch.

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Category positioning

Messaging that gives your product a clear, defensible position a buying committee can justify internally moving you from "one of many tools" to the obvious choice for your segment.

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Enterprise-grade content

Thought leadership, comparison guides, and ROI content written for the risk-averse enterprise buyer not the early adopter your PLG motion already captures.

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Long-cycle nurture sequences

Multi-touch sequences designed for 3โ€“9 month enterprise evaluation cycles keeping your product visible and credible throughout without requiring the founder to manually follow up.

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Pipeline reporting

Weekly reports in meetings booked, accounts engaged, and pipeline value tracked separately from your self-serve funnel so the ABM contribution is always clear.

This is a new vertical for Big Leap and we want to get it right.

We are actively building our SaaS program and working with select early partners in this space. If your company has strong product-market fit and wants to build an enterprise pipeline beyond founder-led sales, book a call and let's discuss what this looks like for you specifically.

What stays consistent across every engagement.

Our playbooks are sector-specific but the underlying systems are consistent giving you both industry depth and operational rigour from Day 1.

ICP mapping & list building

Verified decision-maker contacts with direct email and LinkedIn built fresh for every engagement, never bought from a data vendor.

LinkedIn outreach

Profile optimisation, connection campaigns, and personalised DM sequences with reply management handled entirely by Big Leap.

Cold email systems

Dedicated sending domains, full warm-up, multi-step sequences, A/B testing designed for B2B deliverability and response rates.

Account-based marketing

Tier 1/2/3 account lists, buying committee mapping, and multi-channel engagement programs for high-value target accounts.

Content & thought leadership

Category-defining articles, LinkedIn content, and case studies built around your buyer's language, not generic industry tips.

Pipeline reporting

Weekly reports in meetings booked, replies received, and pipeline value not impressions, reach, or engagement rate.

Ready to build enterprise pipeline your SaaS company doesn't have to chase?

Book a free 30-minute call. We'll show you the specific playbook we'd use for your product and give you a straight recommendation on where to start.

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