B2B SaaS: the Growth Room method approved
Find Growth Room's SaaS B2B and Tech customer cases. Background, objectives, actions implemented and results obtained for these companies.

Growth Room supports B2B SaaS publishers with a multi-channel paid acquisition methodology (Meta Ads, Google Ads, LinkedIn Ads), structured to generate a regular flow of leads, from 16 to 120 leads per month depending on the case, while mastering CPL and maintaining a profitable ROAS, as shown by the results obtained with HeyTeam, Waalaxy, Strapi or Erplain.
In a B2B SaaS, the subject is not only about launching campaigns. The real issue is maintaining a rhythm: leads that arrives every month, without seeing the costs get out of hand and without attracting off-target requests.
The cases presented here cover different contexts: some teams seek to accelerate, others to launch an offer, others to regain control over a channel that was becoming unpredictable. What these projects have in common is a pragmatic approach: clarifying the target, putting the acquisition in order, then improving in stages.
Below you will find a selection of SaaS B2B and Tech customer cases. Each sheet shows the context, what was achieved and the result obtained, based on the items in your list.
HeyTeam — The Growth Room System that holds 90 leads per month in multi-channel paid

- Background : HeyTeam evolves in the world of software and IT services, with a B2B target. The challenge here was to build an acquisition capable of running on a regular basis, without depending on a single channel.
- Objective : The objective was to establish a stable flow of leads over time, with a monthly volume high enough to support commercial growth.
- What Growth Room has worked :
- A multi-channel media plan, to avoid dependence on a single lever.
- An organization of campaigns that is easy to review, in order to quickly see what brings useful leads.
- Message angles tested, then narrowed down to those who generate usable leads.
- Regular follow-up, with concrete adjustments rather than major overhauls.
- Result : 90 leads per month.
Ownly — How Growth Room generated 120 cybersecurity leads, with a logic of profitability

- Background : Own operates in a B2B cybersecurity environment, within the software and IT services sector. In this type of market, performance is not limited to volume: the slight deviation in targeting or costs is quickly paid for.
- Objective : The objective was to generate leads while maintaining a logic of profitability, i.e. an acquisition that was useful for the business and sustainable over time.
- What Growth Room has worked :
- A clear framework: favor leads that make sense for the business, not volume for volume.
- Management focused on what really feeds the pipeline, and stopping what degrades results.
- A gradual increase in load, by consolidating what works before expanding.
- Result : 120 leads generated.
Strapi — The full-funnel Growth Room that produces 20 leads per month

- Background : Strapi is aimed at a B2B audience, in the software and IT services industry, on a project carried out in 2024. The topic was not simply to bring traffic, but to structure a coherent and actionable acquisition.
- Objective : The objective was to link acquisition to a more controlled conversion logic, in order to obtain a stable monthly lead flow, rather than an irregular performance.
- What Growth Room has worked :
- A full-funnel approach, designed to follow the chain up to the lead.
- Optimization in stages, by dealing with what slows down the conversion the most.
- Regular adjustments to the structure and messages, to maintain a stable performance.
- Result : 20 leads per month.
Quantinuum — An ultra-targeted B2B funnel, more than 20 leads per month

- Background : Quantinuum is a B2B project in software and IT services, carried out in 2024. The difficulty, in this type of context, is often to remain precise, especially when you want to increase volume.
- Objective : The objective was to generate leads by focusing on strict targeting and a coherent funnel, rather than expanding at the risk of losing quality.
- What Growth Room has worked :
- Tight and consistent targeting, to avoid dispersion.
- Clearer messages, adapted to a specific target.
- Optimization focused on consistency, to keep a simple reading of what works.
- Result : more than 20 leads per month.
Hersan — Launch a platform and maintain 55 leads per month

- Background : Hersan is a B2B project in software and IT services, conducted in 2024, with a launch challenge. In a phase like this, it is necessary to both create traction and install a solid base.
- Objective : The objective was to generate leads quickly while making a structured acquisition, capable of continuing after the launch phase.
- What Growth Room has worked :
- An acquisition structured from the start, to avoid being scattered at launch.
- An organization designed to last, with a clear rhythm rather than a one-off peak.
- Strict prioritization: reinforce what brings leads and lighten the rest.
- Result : 55 leads per month.
Campaygn — 24 leads per month on e-commerce and tech targets

- Background : Campaygn is a B2B project in software and IT services, carried out in 2024. The particularity comes from the targets: e-commerce and tech, two segments that are close but not interchangeable.
- Objective : The objective was to generate leads in these two segments, without confusing the message or diluting the targeting, in order to obtain a regular and usable flow.
- What Growth Room has worked :
- A clear division between segments, to avoid one-size-fits-all messages.
- An alignment between targets and messages, segment by segment.
- Progressive learning: validate what works, then consolidate before expanding.
- Result : 24 leads per month.
Mayasquad — The “hybrid” Growth Room approach to generate 25 leads per month

- Background : Mayasquad evolves in software and IT services, with a B2B target, on a project carried out in 2023. The subject was to avoid a fragile acquisition, which was too dependent on a single channel.
- Objective : The objective was to set up an acquisition that combines several approaches, while maintaining a simple organization and a stable pace of leads.
- What Growth Room has worked :
- A hybrid approach, with a clear distribution of roles between levers.
- An organization designed to remain simple to follow, even with several levers.
- Adjustments oriented to stability, to maintain a regular rhythm.
- Result : 25 leads per month.
We Advocacy — 16 leads per month with a test & learn approach

- Background : We Advocacy is a B2B project in software and IT services, carried out in 2025. The starting point here involves the need to experiment to find the right angles before trying to accelerate.
- Objective : The objective was to build a gradual and measurable acquisition, by validating what works before stabilizing a lead generation rate.
- What Growth Room has worked :
- A test and learn approach, organized around useful tests, not an accumulation of tests.
- A prioritization of tests: what is validated is kept, the rest is put aside.
- Angle stabilization that works, to avoid jagged performances.
- Result : 16 leads per month.
Erplain — Reduce CPL by 30% with a data-driven strategy

- Background : Erplain operates in B2B, in software and computer services. In this context, cost per lead is often the first indicator that reveals a loss of control or a need for reorganization.
- Objective : The objective was to reduce CPL and regain more efficient acquisition, without sacrificing the consistency of targeting.
- What Growth Room has worked :
- Management guided by observed results, rather than by intuition.
- Optimization step by step, by dealing with what the most on the PLC.
- Efficiency-oriented adjustments, maintaining what creates value.
- Result : CPL reduced by 30%.
Waalaxy — Expansion to the US and 30 Leads per Month: The Growth Room Method

- Background : Waalaxy is a collaboration that has been ongoing since 2024, with a B2B target in software and IT services. Here, the challenge is linked to expansion: a new market often involves reviewing what works, without starting from scratch.
- Objective : The objective was to support expansion in the United States with a regular flow of leads, in order to establish a stable and measurable dynamic.
- What Growth Room has worked :
- An acquisition designed for expansion, with a pace to be maintained over time.
- Adaptations to the market, to adjust without starting from scratch.
- Regular follow-up, with gradual adjustments to reinforce what works.
- Result : 30 leads generated per month.
Youday — Scaling the Acquisition with a ROAS of 3.5: Growth Room Management

- Background : Youday is a B2B project in software and IT services, conducted in 2024. The subject here is scale-up: increasing acquisition while maintaining solid performance.
- Objective : The objective was to build a scalable acquisition, with profitability oriented management, and an ROAS that remains stable as the volume increases.
- What Growth Room has worked :
- An organization designed to scale up without losing readability.
- Focused performance monitoring: keep what holds up, stop what degrades results.
- Continuous adjustments, with gradual acceleration.
- Result : ROAS of 3.5.