MARKETING FOR B2B SAAS, HEALTHTECH, FINTECH, AI & CYBERSECURITY

Technology Expertise

WE KNOW TECH

Technology Marketing

That Puts You on the Shortlist.

WHO WE ARE

The Expertise to Power What’s Next

Your in-house team is an asset. The right agency partner amplifies your capabilities.

Top Ranked
Independent
Honors
Top Ranked
Independent
Experience
LEADERS IN TECHNOLOGY MARKETING
Win the Trust Before You Win the Deal
LEADERS IN TECHNOLOGY MARKETING
Win the Trust Before You Win the Deal
WHY WORK WITH US?
The Point Advantage
WHY WORK WITH US?

A buying committee trusts what other people say about you more than what you say about yourself. Point builds that outside validation through earned media, executive thought leadership, awards, and a presence on the analyst and review sites where evaluations take shape. We also make sure your company shows up with a clear, accurate answer when a buyer asks an AI assistant who to consider. Our PR reaches past coverage. We put a client on the SXSW stage to launch their product. When your name surfaces in a deal you had not yet heard about, it already carries weight.

The relationships and instinct that produced your early customers do not scale, and the next stage must run without the founder driving every deal. Point builds the demand and account-based programs that reach a full buying committee and the lifecycle marketing that keeps a long evaluation warm. We provide the reporting matched to your sales cycle that connects every dollar to pipeline and revenue. You get a system your own team can operate, measure, and trust quarter-after-quarter.

Our people built their careers inside the industries we serve, so we skip the long agency team education most agencies bill you for. A CRM and loyalty leader from the enterprise data world. A technologist with two decades across regulated industries. A CMO who ran marketing at a fintech lender and inside banks. We know what a board will question, what a CFO will approve, and what a security-minded buyer needs before trusting you with their data. You get sharper strategy and far less wasted spend.

Most growth-stage teams assemble a separate shop for PR, demand, brand, web, and creative, then burn their own hours keeping those vendors aligned. Point holds all of it under one roof, with an in-house studio that builds the videos, demos, and campaign work that make a complex product clear in seconds. Strategy, story, and execution stay connected because they live in the same building and answer to the same goals. You brief one partner and hold one partner responsible.

WHAT WE DO

A Complete Marketing Capability for Tech

BRAND, POSITIONING, & CONTENT

Naming, identity, messaging, category strategy, and thought leadership that clarify your value and build buyer confidence.

DEMAND GENENERATION & ABM

Paid media, search, content, conversion, and account-based programs built to reach qualified buyers and create pipeline.

CRM, LIFECYCLE, & ANALYTICS

Lead scoring, nurture, automation, and revenue reporting that keep buyers engaged and connect marketing activity to pipeline.

PR, ANALYST, & INVESTOR RELATIONS

Earned media, analyst engagement, executive visibility, awards, and investor communications that strengthen credibility with the audiences shaping your growth.

WEB, UX, & DIGITAL EXPERIENCE

Conversion-focused websites, product and pricing pages, and interactive experiences designed and developed in-house.

STUDIO, VIDEO, & CREATIVE

Product films, demos, motion graphics, and campaign creative that make sophisticated technology easier to understand.

WHO WE SERVE
Marketing for the Companies Building What Comes Next

We work with the leaders who answer for growth, and we shape each program around the company’s stage, go-to-market approach, and economics.

WHO WE SERVE

Marketing for the Companies Building What Comes Next

We work with the leaders who answer for growth, and we shape each program around the company’s stage, go-to-market approach, and economics.

B2B SaaS & Software

A software company past its first wave of growth has to win over a buying committee that now includes finance, security, and legal alongside the original champion. We build the brand, demand, and content that speak to the whole group and shorten the distance from first touch to closed deal.

Healthtech & Digital Health

Selling into health systems and payers means proving trust, outcomes, and compliance to a cautious, multi-party buyer. Our marketing is built for regulated environments and the patience these long cycles demand, with messaging that holds up to clinical and procurement scrutiny.

AI & Vertical SaaS in Regulated Spaces

A category moving this fast rewards the company that explains itself clearly and earns authority early. We position emerging platforms so buyers understand the value, trust the company behind it, and see you as the reference name in your space.

Fintech & Payments

Asking a customer to trust you with their money or their data raises the bar on credibility. Our team has run marketing inside lending, banking, and payments, so we know how to build the confidence a financial buyer needs and how to market inside the rules.

Cybersecurity

Security buyers are skeptical by training and immune to hype. Marketing that earns them runs on proof and credible expert voice, plus the analyst and peer validation that carries weight in an evaluation.

Connected Devices & Hardware

Selling hardware raises the stakes, since a device cannot be patched overnight the way software can. We market medical and health hardware, connected and IoT products, and industrial technology with the storytelling, demand, and PR that move units.

OUR CLIENTS
Technology Brands We’ve Marketed
CASE STUDIES
Proof, Not Promises
CASE STUDIES
Proof, Not Promises
StaffDNA | Healthcare Workforce Platform
68% More App Downloads in Five Months for a Healthcare Staffing Platform
Mynd Immersive | VR Health Technology
$5M in Earned Media Value for a VR Health Pioneer
AT&T IoT | Enterprise Technology
1.9M Impressions for an Enterprise IoT Launch
Lucid Hearing | Health Technology
$42M in Earned Media Value for a New-Category Tech Launch
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions About Technology Marketing

By this stage the job is bigger than campaigns. You need a partner who can build the category story, earn the press and analyst credibility that puts you on buyer shortlists, run demand and account-based programs that reach a full buying committee, and report against pipeline and revenue rather than clicks. A useful test is whether they can speak to your positioning, your pipeline math, and your board’s expectations in one conversation.

The buyer may be technical or skeptical and is rarely alone. A single purchase can involve ten or more people across product, security, finance, and legal, and most of the evaluation happens before anyone talks to your sales team. That puts the weight on credibility built in advance, through earned media, analyst presence, peer proof, and content that answers real questions, including the ones buyers now ask AI assistants. Marketing a product on emotion and a short cycle is a different job entirely.

You build a repeatable way to win business that keeps producing when the founder steps back from selling. The work runs across demand programs that reach buyers your network never touched, account-based marketing aimed at the companies worth winning, lifecycle nurture that keeps long evaluations warm, and reporting that ties spend to pipeline. We build the system and leave your team able to run it, rather than handing you a campaign that ends when our engagement does.

Demand generation widens the top of the funnel and surfaces buyers you could not have predicted. Account-based marketing concentrates effort on a named list of companies you have decided are worth winning. Most companies past Series B run both, with demand creating awareness and ABM focusing firepower on the accounts that move the number. We help you set the ratio based on your deal size, sales motion, and how concentrated your revenue really is.

Buyers trust outside voices more than your own marketing. Coverage in the right publications, a strong executive presence, and standing with analysts and review sites shape a shortlist before a deal reaches your sales team. Where a Magic Quadrant, a Wave, or a G2 ranking carries weight, that validation can decide who makes the cut. We treat earned credibility as a pipeline input, not a vanity exercise.

Technology marketing runs as a monthly retainer plus media, scaled to your stage, your goals, and how many fronts you are working at once. A focused program built around one or two priorities sits at the lower end. A full effort spanning brand, demand, PR, content, and CRM runs higher. The sound way to size it is to start from the pipeline and revenue your plan requires and work back to the program that gets you there.

Yes. Buyers increasingly ask tools like ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Claude who the credible players in a category are. We build the content, structure, and third-party signals those engines draw on, so your company appears with an accurate, compelling answer when a prospect asks. It is an extension of the same work that earns you visibility in search and in the press.

Yes. Our studio produces the product films, demos, motion graphics, and campaign creative that make a complex platform easy to understand. Keeping it in-house holds the work on brand, on schedule, and consistent across your website, your sales material, and your investor communications. For technical products, a clear two-minute film often does what a data sheet cannot.

Your team knows the product and the customer, and we build on that rather than replace it. We supply the reach an internal team rarely staffs alone: PR and analyst relations, demand and ABM at scale, studio production, and an outside read on how your marketing stacks up. Most of our work fills specific gaps and speeds execution for the leaders who own the day to day.

Point is full-service for technology companies: brand and category positioning, PR and analyst relations, demand generation, account-based marketing, content and thought leadership, CRM and lifecycle, web and UX, in-house studio production, and analytics. Every channel works under one strategy aimed at making your company the one buyers already trust when they start looking. The full list lives in our Services section above and on our Services page.

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