Leads are the wrong fit
Marketing campaigns built to bring in only qualified, right-fit leads, so the sales team spends its time on people who can actually buy.
SaaS teams rarely lack leads. They drown in bot form fills, wrong-fit signups and duplicate records, and sales can't tell who to follow up. I build HubSpot systems that bring in the right leads, tell the team who to call and when, and use AI agents to keep the data clean.
Marketing campaigns built to bring in only qualified, right-fit leads, so the sales team spends its time on people who can actually buy.
Workflows that check every form fill before it reaches sales, so bots and wrong-fit signups stop landing in the pipeline.
A full cleanup of duplicate contacts and companies, then an AI agent that finds missing information and fixes bad records as they arrive.
Contacts, companies, deals and tickets associated properly, with HubSpot objects used the way they're meant to be, so reporting adds up.
A workflow that tells the team who to follow up and when, and what is most likely to catch each lead's interest, while feeding insights back to the company.
Medvocation is named with permission; the other clients are described.
I launched marketing campaigns built to bring in qualified, right-fit leads, and a workflow that tells their sales team who to follow up and when, what will catch each lead's interest, and what the company can learn from them.
Their own software creates records that must sync into HubSpot, but they don't arrive in HubSpot's format. Each one now runs through a HubSpot workflow, assisted by an AI agent that finds missing information and fixes bad records. They sell demo to trial to paid, monthly or annually, with a self-serve lowest tier.
Their customers are mostly universities, and data comes in from webinars, from decision makers and from student users. I organized it with custom objects that sort each group, each with its own workflows, so the team can manage leads and users efficiently.
Campaigns built to attract qualified, right-fit leads, and workflows that check form fills before they reach the sales team, so bots and wrong-fit signups stay out of the pipeline.
Yes. For a B2B SaaS company whose own software syncs records into HubSpot, every record runs through a HubSpot workflow assisted by an AI agent that finds missing information and fixes bad records.
Yes. Across these three SaaS clients I've fixed over 10,000 duplicate contacts and companies, and put associations and objects right so the records stay usable.
Yes, with custom objects. For an EdTech SaaS company selling to universities, I built separate objects for webinar attendees, decision makers and student users, each with its own workflows.
Yes. The deal flow follows demo to trial to paid, with monthly or annual billing, including a self-serve lowest tier alongside the sales-led plans.
The same two-part pricing as every engagement: a $2,500 setup fee to build the system and your first AI agent, then a $750/month retainer for tuning, updates and monthly reporting.
It starts with a short call about your HubSpot and your funnel.