Full Cycle Marketing On Demand

MaaS. Marketing, on demand.

SaaS founders face the same challenge again and again: you need leads, but building a marketing team takes too much time, money, and energy. Freelancers cover parts of the puzzle, agencies create activity but not always results, and the pipeline stays unpredictable.

That’s why we created MaaS (Marketing-as-a-Service). It’s full cycle marketing, delivered on demand — a complete system that covers everything from strategy to execution to reporting.


What Is Full Cycle Marketing?

Full cycle marketing means every stage of your growth engine is connected:

  • Clear ICP and campaign strategy.
  • Outbound and LinkedIn lead generation.
  • Email sequences that nurture and convert.
  • Sales collateral and content that supports your team.
  • Reporting dashboards tied directly to pipeline.

Instead of scattered efforts, every piece of your marketing works together to generate predictable growth.


Why On Demand Matters

Traditional marketing hires take months to find, onboard, and manage. Agencies often focus on vanity metrics like clicks and impressions instead of pipeline.

MaaS changes the model. Delivered in agile sprints, it’s on demand, which means:

  • Campaigns launch in weeks, not quarters.
  • Execution flexes up or down with your growth stage.
  • You get access to senior SaaS marketers without full-time cost.

The Three MaaS Tiers

Every SaaS business is at a different stage of growth. That’s why MaaS comes in three tiers:

  • Lite → Quick campaigns to kickstart pipeline.
  • Core → A complete lead generation engine, with strategy, multi-channel campaigns, and reporting.
  • Scale → Advanced outbound, content, and RevOps integration for companies ready to accelerate.

Whether you’re early-stage or scaling to $10M ARR and beyond, there’s a MaaS tier that fits.


Outcomes You Can Expect

MaaS is not about activity for activity’s sake — it’s about results:

  • Predictable lead flow in weeks.
  • Lower CAC compared to ad-heavy strategies.
  • Sales teams closing warmer, better-qualified opportunities.
  • Data visibility across the funnel.

According to Demand Gen Report, B2B companies that run full cycle marketing aligned to sales generate 20–30% more qualified opportunities than those using fragmented campaigns.


Key Takeaway

You don’t need another ad campaign or a freelancer managing part of the puzzle. You need a full cycle marketing system, delivered on demand, that drives pipeline and scales with you. That’s exactly what MaaS delivers.


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At Praxxeum, our MaaS tiers (Lite, Core, Scale) give SaaS founders full cycle marketing on demand — predictable, scalable, and tied directly to revenue.

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