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For B2B SaaS founders, CEOs and sales leaders

A sales system your team can run and trust, in your HubSpot.

We build the system in your HubSpot: the process your sellers follow, data your team trusts, and outreach that turns buying signals into conversations. Your team closes, and the system stays yours.

Show Sergey where your sales get stuck. Leave with a plan and one fixed price.

Sergey Danishevskiy

[Sergey Danishevskiy]

CEO
Selleris: 400+ CRM projects since 2017
Founder
Selleris Connect, a B2B SaaS
Editor-in-chief
Upcharted, on B2B SaaS from the first sale to $1M ARR

Every diagnostic starts with a call with me.

Which one is you?

Selleris Revenue Loop

One system for the whole customer lifecycle

Selleris Revenue Loop is how we work: we build the system from your own deals and data, verify each result with you, and all of it is yours from day one.

All in your HubSpot

  1. Demand generation

    Content that AI answers cite, entry points, company-level visitor identification and buying signals.

  2. Prospecting

    An AI SDR in your HubSpot researches, scores and reaches out, and brings qualified prospects to your team.

  3. Sales

    Discovery preparation, deal context, next actions and the deal risk your team can see.

  4. Onboarding

    What the sale promised carried into the onboarding plan, with milestones and delays tracked.

  5. Retention

    Goals, adoption and evidence of value in one place, and risks surfaced before renewal.

  6. Expansion

    New needs and expansion signals spotted and routed back into your sales process.

Build first, result by result, each paid after it is verified. Then Improve, if you choose it, for a fixed monthly fee.

How the Revenue Loop works

What it costs

The Build is the one-time phase in which we build the system result by result: each result has a fixed price, and you pay for it after it is verified, with no upfront fee. After the Build, you choose whether to continue with Improve, a retainer: a fixed monthly fee agreed with you, for a named engineer instead of hiring a GTM engineer.

Starter project

Can start at around $2,000 to $3,000

One useful result, such as company-level visitor identification, a fit score or a sync between your CRM and HubSpot.

Is now the right time?

Right time if

  • You have closed the first deals yourself and want your first seller to sell the next ones
  • You just took over sales and need a system your team can trust
  • Your sales team works, but the growth target is out of reach with the current system
  • You pay an outside SDR agency and want outreach to run from your own HubSpot

Too early if

  • You are still finding out who buys
  • Nobody sells and there is no self-serve sign-up to convert
  • You want us to sell for you

From our research

What founders and sales leaders say

We read 375 accounts from founders and CEOs of B2B software companies and 1,091 records on how companies build or buy their sales system, in public interviews and posts. Every quote links to its source.

  • The wall is the handoff

    For founders who sell, growth stalls at the handoff, when someone else has to sell the way they do.

    Basis: 375 founder and CEO accounts at 351 B2B software companies. Among the founder accounts, deciding whom to hire is the most frequent trigger (107 accounts), ahead of not enough pipeline (78) and a flat revenue line (29).

    • [Mintlify] $1.5M ARR

      “We were often dropping the ball, missing replies, and missing times to even respond to the deals.”

      Han Wang

      Co-founder and CEO, Mintlify

      Source: Bain Capital Ventures, 2026

    • [AirOps] $1.3M → $13M ARR

      “Because you can do jazz as a founder in a way that you can't do when you have real sellers in.”

      Alex Halliday

      Co-founder and CEO, AirOps

      Source: A Product Market Fit Show, 2026

    • [MobileIron] 7 customers when the first sellers started

      “Founders have that magic pixie dust and it's totally, totally not repeatable.”

      Bob Tinker

      Co-founder and CEO, MobileIron

      Source: A Product Market Fit Show, 2026

  • Most founders who take a side say the sale has to repeat before the scaling hire

    116 of the 138 founder and CEO accounts that take a side say the sale has to repeat before the hire meant to scale it.

    Basis: 116 of the 138 founder accounts that take a side on the order of things support building a repeatable sale before the hire meant to scale it. The cost founders name is time and runway more than salary.

    • [Decagon] $1M ARR

      “If founder sales are not going well, an AE is not going to solve that.”

      Jesse Zhang

      Co-founder and CEO, Decagon

      Source: Bain Capital Ventures, 2026

    • [Blings] $1M ARR

      “Don't hire until you have a repeatable process, until you're able to make a playbook”

      Yosef Peterseil

      Co-founder and CEO, Blings

      Source: The SaaS Podcast, 2026

    • [Guideline] 10 plans: the first sellers' goal for the year

      “I was like, ‘you guys sell 10 plans this year. I will take you to Mexico. We didn't sell 10 plans. Nobody went to Mexico.’”

      Kevin Busque

      Co-founder, Guideline

      Source: First Round Review, 2026

  • A new sales leader inherits a system nobody trusts

    A new sales leader often inherits a system nobody trusts, and has to reset it.

    Basis: A second round of 1,091 records on how founders build or buy their sales system, with podcast interviews, Hacker News threads and CRM reviews: rework of the sales system is common, comes after a change in who sells, and usually concerns the process or the sales model.

    • [Legora] $3.5M → $200M ARR

      “when I started we had very low, you know, very low adoption of like our CRM.”

      Patrick Forquer

      Chief revenue officer, Legora

      Source: The GTMnow Podcast, 2026

    • [InMobi] $300M annual revenue when she joined

      “When I first joined, there were two people tinkering in Salesforce. No system administration experience whatsoever, full tinkering.”

      Lauren Hughes

      First revenue operations leader, InMobi

      Source: RevOps Lab, 2025

    • [PlanetScale] 75 people at the company

      “I inherited a new instance of Salesforce and needed to understand like where things were and what was going on.”

      Eric Portugal Welsh

      Head of revenue operations, PlanetScale

      Source: RevOps Lab, 2026

  • HubSpot
  • Microsoft

HubSpot Solutions Partner (opens in a new tab), Microsoft partner (opens in a new tab), and The Swarm partner. 400+ CRM projects since 2017, directly and through implementation partners.

FAQs

Questions of founders and sales leaders

I am about to hire my first seller. When should we start?

Before the seller starts, or in their first three months: the system is built from your last deals, so it is ready when the seller needs it.

I just took over sales. Can you work with the system I inherited?

Yes. The diagnostic starts from what you have: we review your pipeline, data and recent deals, then agree which results to rebuild first, such as data, lifecycle stages and routing, each with a fixed price.

Our team already sells. Can you work with what we have?

Yes. The diagnostic starts from your growth target and the system you have today: we review your pipeline, data and recent deals, then agree which results to build first, each with a fixed price.

We use another CRM. Do we have to switch?

No. Your CRM stays: we connect it and sync its data with HubSpot, prove the approach on a slice, then build the system on HubSpot.

Do you find leads or sell for us?

No. We build the system in your HubSpot; the AI SDR works in your name on rules you agree, and your team closes the deals.

How much does it cost?

A starter project can start at around $2,000 to $3,000 for one useful result. Each Build result has a fixed price and is paid after it is verified, with no upfront fee; after the Build, Improve is your choice: a fixed monthly fee agreed with you. Full pricing is on the pricing page.

Show Sergey where your sales get stuck. Leave with a plan and one fixed price.

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