The SaaS-native teambehind PimpMySaaS.
A team of SaaS founders and operators who built their expertise on Reddit growing their own products first — then turned that playbook into an agency.
5 operators.No juniors. No outsourcing.
Every engagement gets a senior pod working directly with founders. That's the whole team — you talk to the people doing the work.
Tom Benattar
ParisFounder & CEO
Built MailTracker to 1M+ users. Now obsessed with Reddit + LLM distribution for SaaS.
Stephen Zambaux
ParisCTO
Builds the tooling that powers our publishing engine and citation tracking dashboards.
Marlene Costa
LisbonAccount Manager
Runs the day-to-day on every account. Direct line between you and our pod.
Denisa Lamaj
TiranaContent Writer
Operator-voice ghostwriter. Threads engineered for rankings, comments engineered for trust.
Alexis Christine-Amara
ParisSales Advisor
Helps founders scope the right engagement. Will tell you straight if we're not a fit.
We didn't learn this from a course.We learned it growing our own SaaS.
I got a Reddit thread to rank #2 on Google for “best email tracking tool”. Above the Chrome Web Store. Above every SEO-optimized blog post fighting for that keyword. One Reddit thread. Zero ad spend. Zero backlinks.
That's when I realized: while everyone fights over Google Ads and blog SEO, the smartest SaaS brands are quietly ranking on page 1 through Reddit — at a fraction of the cost. We built PimpMySaaS to run that exact play for B2B SaaS leaders.
Run this play in your categoryHow we work.Non-negotiable.
SaaS-native, not agency-native
We built and grew our own SaaS products before turning the playbook into a service. We speak operator, because we are operators.
Humans only, no AI spam
Every thread, every comment is written by a human who uses the product and knows the category. No generative spam, no vote manipulation, no shortcuts that get banned.
Engineered for revenue
We report on pipeline, demos and qualified signups — not impressions. If it doesn't move a pipeline number, we don't do it.
Compounding, not campaigns
Threads, subreddits and citations compound for years. We build distribution moats — not retainers full of decks.