Compound Your Revenue.
For B2B SaaS companies serious about improving retention, expansion, and enterprise value
For B2B SaaS companies serious about improving retention, expansion, and enterprise value
Are these familiar pains?
→ Revenue growth is slowing and competitive pressure is high
→ Your board keeps asking how you're going to fix retention leaks
→ Your team is working hard, but revenue metrics aren't moving
If so, I can show you that your post-sale system is making growth unnecessarily hard and the way to re-accelerate it is through the customers you already have.
This is what I fix for B2B SaaS companies who are serious about improving their revenue.
Over my 15+ years in B2B SaaS, I've built and scaled post-sale teams in companies 5M-200M+. I now create modern customer success motions that turn around gross and net revenue results.
The modern CS motion:
→ Your team is proactively engaging with customers, not getting stuck in reactive work
→ Signal, automation and AI infrastructure are supporting high-value human work
→ At-risk accounts are saved and new expansion opportunities close
→ The wins start to stack and team morale gets a boost
Picture your next board meeting: When revenue comes up, you can say exactly where churn is coming from, what your team is doing about it, the expansion results you're seeing, and where forecasts are headed.
A fraud protection software company's gross revenue retention percentage was in the low 70s for quarters.
Their CEO wanted to skip board meetings because he knew he would get beaten up over the post-sale plan.
We quickly identified where churn was coming from, and it was a clear that the CS team could have better dialogue with customers.
I set up a system for CSMs to identify customers' desired outcomes, ways they were measuring value, and stakeholders' expectations. We built an objective coaching system to hold conversations to higher standards.
In one quarter, they had three vital saves, and other at-risk accounts followed. They started to work on expansion opportunities with Sales.
GRR went from 72% to 83%.
It kept climbing and is now over 92%. THAT IS A 20-POINT GAIN.
$10M ARR: $2M a year
$50M ARR: $10M a year
$100M ARR: $20M a year
And this is before the retained accounts also expand and their insights feed your GTM teams, to increase net new sales.
This is what compounding revenue looks like.
We needed to improve profitability. Brian helped us prioritize the right customer activities using clear health signals - improving retention and expanding with our most profitable accounts. — Mike N., CEO
Brian built a customer engagement approach that improved adoption and made customer value measurable. It directly improved both retention and revenue performance. — Andrew S., CCO
Brian brought senior-level presence, and as a founder, I trusted his judgment. That made it easy to expand his scope during our engagement. — Lindsay M., Founder
Brian brought a rare mix of strategic clarity and hands-on execution, working backwards from the goals we wanted to hit, then rolling up his sleeves to set us up for success. He felt like part of the team and a true partner to me. — Greg C., CEO
No pitch. Just some questions to deliver clarity.
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