Most agencies would run your thesis like a SaaS campaign: a list of ten thousand, sent to all of them. You are writing to owners who are not selling, where being early is the entire advantage.
So the system sends less, not more: a tight target universe, mapped to actual owners, with outreach that reads like a partner wrote it. The point is a conversation before a banker is hired.
"€525K in sales across 4 countries. Their scientific, data-driven approach gave us greater control over our metrics."
Not a portfolio company, but the same job: get the numbers trustworthy first, and the revenue question becomes answerable.
See the case studies ↗They need the commercial machine underneath to work. The pattern repeats: a CRM nobody fully trusts, reporting that cannot answer a board question without a spreadsheet, and a sales team compensating with heroics.
Adding volume to that just produces a worse forecast. So we fix the foundation first, and the second company takes a fraction of the time the first did.
Not a strategy call followed by a handover to a junior. One of us stays on the account for its duration.
Funds care about this more than anyone else we work with. You are letting someone write to owners in your name.
Most funds start with one company or one thesis, see whether the work holds up, and expand from there.