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How we scaled these SaaS companies to $1M+ ARR
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Choros AI
Choros is a B2B SaaS serving enterprise clients, but its go-to-market ran two competing motions in parallel: product-led growth for small accounts and sales-led growth for enterprise. Both used the same ads, messaging, and landing pages, so enterprise buyers landed on a “Start Free Trial” page built for SMBs.
MediaMaxxing - From 0 to 1.2M ARR in 3 Months
MediaMaxxing was born from a pivot to monetize high-growth social media communities through UGC coaching. The project was designed from day one to evolve from a service-based model into a scalable SaaS, integrating coaching and agency support directly into the platform as users gain momentum.
Acrely.AI $0 → $20M
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A high-profile creator with a massive personal brand in the business and agency space. They were monetizing with limited systems and inconsistent revenue. They came to us to build out their sales team and systemize their inbound volume and build a scalable, sales-first backend, paired with paid ads.
Instapatient - From 2 Demos a Week to 100 Demos a Month
Despite having rock-solid fundamentals and a product customers loved, Instapatient was a "best-kept secret." With an inconsistent pipeline and only two demos a week, there was no predictable rhythm to their growth. They had mastered the product-market fit and unit economics; they just lacked the acquisition engine to turn those metrics into scale.
Elysium Evolutions
Elysium Evolutions had a strong SaaS product but no repeatable acquisition engine. Demos trickled in unpredictably and nearly every deal hinged on the founder, so growth depended on effort rather than a system. The ceiling was volume and consistency. Without something reliably putting qualified prospects on the calendar every day, scaling meant working harder, not compounding, and the pipeline could swing from busy to empty week to week.
Lovable
Lovable is a no-code SaaS allowing users to build custom software through plain English. Backed by a $200M raise at a $1.8B valuation (led by Accel and Mark Cuban), they’ve already scaled to 2.3M+ users. To maintain this momentum and saturate the market, Lovable partnered with MediaMaxxing to launch a high-volume UGC campaign using a performance-based pay-per-view model.
Onepage.AI
OnePage is an AI-powered website builder that lets users create professional websites in seconds using natural language. As a fast-growing no-code platform competing against Lovable, Replit, and Webflow, they needed to break through the noise with authentic creator content. OnePage came to MediaMaxxing with zero UGC experience and a $10K test budget. They needed to prove the channel could work before committing serious spend.
Ivy
Ivy is a food scanning app that helps users make healthier choices by instantly analyzing nutritional information. As a growing health-tech startup, Ivy needed to build brand awareness and drive app downloads through authentic, relatable content. To launch their first UGC campaign on a limited test budget, Ivy partnered with MediaMaxxing to source creators and produce scroll-stopping content that would resonate with health-conscious consumers.
LaylaAI
Layla is an AI powered travel companion that helps users find the perfect flights, hotels, and trips at unbeatable prices. Founded by a unicorn entrepreneur (co-founder of Flink, which raised $240M in 6 months and hit $400-500M revenue in 3 years), Layla had half a million monthly visitors but zero social presence. They came to MediaMaxxing with one goal: prove UGC could scale faster than SEO.
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