Pilot
60 days, once. The tier below the published minimum spend.
$1,850
a month

ONE CHANNEL, B2B ONLY
We run LinkedIn® Ads for B2B SaaS and professional-services firms — campaign management only, one channel, with a published minimum spend and a published fee.
Delivered in 3 business days. No sales pitch. Minimum ad spend $10,000 a month.
One channel
Published fees
Spend at cost
WHAT THIS IS NOT
Much of what is sold as LinkedIn lead generation is cold outreach: connection requests, scraped contact lists, automated messages sent to people who did not ask for them. We do none of it. We plan, build and run paid campaigns inside Campaign Manager, and we are judged on what reaches your CRM.
What we do
Paid campaigns built in Campaign Manager
Audiences, ad sets and creative, tested
Conversion tracking wired to your CRM
Reporting against pipeline stages, not form counts
What we never do
Connection requests or message sequences
Scraped, bought or rented contact lists
Organic posting or profile ghostwriting
Any other advertising channel
TWO LANES
A SaaS demand-gen team and a consulting partner are not buying the same thing, so they do not get the same page, the same formats or the same report.
FIT
B2B audiences on LinkedIn are priced at a premium, and below a certain budget the channel cannot produce a result — a retainer sitting on top of that budget makes it worse. So the number is published rather than discovered in month three.
From $5,000 up to $10,000 a month there is one option: the 60 days Pilot. Below $5,000 we will tell you so, and say what we would do with that money instead.
A good fit
$10,000 a month or more in LinkedIn ad spend
A deal value high enough to carry a B2B click price
A CRM in place, or a decision to put one in place
One named offer to advertise — a demo, an assessment, a report, an event
Someone who follows up inside a day
Not a fit yet
Under $5,000 a month in ad spend
B2C, e-commerce, or anything bought on impulse
Cold outreach, scraped lists or automated messaging
No CRM and no intention of one — the measurement half cannot work
Brand awareness with no offer behind it

MEASUREMENT
Click attribution cannot see a conversation in a private group, a document forwarded internally, or a name somebody already recognized when a referral was checked. Rather than claim credit we cannot evidence, every form we run carries a “how did you hear about us” question, and its answers are reported next to the platform numbers — not instead of them.
WHAT WE OPTIMIZE TO
Qualified stages imported from your CRM, not raw form fills.
WHAT WE REPORT
Platform data and self-reported attribution, side by side, every month.
WHAT WE NEVER DO
Claim pipeline we cannot evidence, or report a lead count as a result.
THE FIRST 90 DAYS
01
Tracking rebuilt, conversions defined, audiences built, the first offer chosen. Nothing scales until the measurement works.
02
Two formats live against one audience set, each ad set funded long enough to leave the learning phase, with a written change log every week.
03
The losing half is turned off, retargeting and sequencing go on, and qualified stages start feeding the bidding.
Every week you get a written change log: what changed, why, and what it did.

PROOF
PeakSearch Digital is a new agency. There are no client results on this page yet, and none will appear until a client has given written permission to publish theirs. Until then the closest thing to proof is a teardown of your own account: you see exactly how the work is done, before anything is paid.
FEES
You should not have to book a call to hear a number.
60 days, once. The tier below the published minimum spend.
a month
The tier that starts at the published minimum spend.
a month
Full funnel, offline conversion import, a closer reporting cadence.
a month
Named account lists and multi-region work.
of ad spend, minimum $9,750 a month
You pay PeakSearch Digital. PeakSearch Digital then pays LinkedIn, and the analytics software your campaigns use, on your behalf. That spend is passed through at cost with no mark-up, and it is separate from the management fee.
QUESTIONS
Campaign management. We plan, build and run paid campaigns inside Campaign Manager. We do not send connection requests, we do not run automated message sequences, and we do not buy, scrape or rent contact data.
Your campaigns run inside PeakSearch Digital's LinkedIn Business Manager, and PeakSearch Digital pays LinkedIn for your ad budget. You are not asked to open or fund a LinkedIn ad account yourself. You get full reporting for the whole time we work together, and the measurement page sets out exactly what is in it. When the engagement ends nothing transferable is handed over: no account, no data export, no creative files, no audience definitions, no campaign structure and no final report. Any money you have paid us for ad spend or campaign software that was not spent is returned. The management fee is earned and is not refunded. The pricing page and the terms set all of it out in full.
You pay us, and we pay LinkedIn — and the analytics software your campaigns use — on your behalf. That spend is passed through at cost, with no mark-up and no rebate, and it is invoiced separately from the management fee, which is the only thing we earn. The pricing page sets out the whole arrangement. Nothing we invoice is a percentage of your spend except the ABM tier, where the percentage is published there.
$10,000 a month, or $5,000 a month on the 60 days Pilot. Below $5,000 we will say so and point you somewhere more useful. LinkedIn does publish a far smaller daily minimum per ad set, but that is a platform rule about what the system will accept, not a budget that can produce B2B pipeline.
Leading indicators first: delivery, click cost, audience saturation, form completion. Qualified stages only once the CRM import is live. Pipeline and payback after that. We do not put a date on any of them, because we cannot. B2B cycles are long, and anyone promising pipeline in month one is describing form fills.
Access to your Campaign Manager account through Business Manager, a CRM we can import qualified stages from, one named offer, and somebody who can approve creative. If any of those are missing we tell you before you pay, not after.