Fit to Scale · GTM for founder-led B2B SaaS

Senior GTM leadership — before you're ready for a full-time CSO.

You need someone who has built the system before. You don't need them five days a week at a full exec salary.

At Seed to Series A the gap is rarely effort — it's senior judgment on where the GTM actually breaks. A fractional CSO gives you architecture-level decisions and hands-on execution support without the comp, equity and risk of a premature full-time hire.

You're carrying a CSO's job on top of the CEO's.

  • Strategic GTM calls keep landing on the founder by default.
  • You can afford expertise, but not yet a full-time CSO/CRO package.
  • Advisors give you frameworks; nobody owns making the system actually work.
  • You need someone accountable for GTM, not another deck.

Frameworks aren't the bottleneck — ownership is.

Plenty of advisors will tell you what good looks like. Far fewer will sit inside the six levers with you, make the hard calls (including what to kill), and stay accountable to the outcome.

A fractional CSO is senior enough to decide and present enough to execute — the middle ground between a one-off audit and a premature six-figure hire.

What a fractional CSO actually owns.

Not advice on the side — accountable design and execution across:

01

ICP & positioning

Decided and documented, not debated.

02

MVP & clear use case

Ruthless focus, including saying no to features and segments.

03

Business case & value proposition

The commercial logic that makes deals defensible.

04

Qualification

The gate that protects your pipeline's integrity.

05

Pricing logic

Architecture, not guesswork.

06

Sales narrative

Owned end-to-end, then handed to the team.

Fractional senior GTM work means making the calls a CSO makes — defining ICP, killing the wrong product line, restructuring the model. Here's what that produced.

CS-IAI / SaaS / Media

Situation. Post-crisis team running three products across B2C and B2B; founder-driven, opportunistic sales; no clear ICP or value proposition.

Move. We defined a sharp ICP, shut down the B2C line, and merged two products into one focused offering.

Result. €2.5M new investment secured, merger with a competitor, €2M pipeline generated, €600K ARR closed.

CS-IIISaaS / Insurance

Situation. Highly customised sales software requiring per-client hardware adaptation; slow time-to-market, only large projects viable, hard to close without traction.

Move. We shifted from custom builds to a browser-based SaaS product with limited customisation and a scalable subscription model.

Result. First €200K client closed in 3 months; entry into larger, reputable insurance accounts.

How we fix it

Engagements typically start with the 10-week diagnosis to set the system, then continue as ongoing fractional execution support. You get senior ownership; you don't carry a full-time exec on the cap table.

How we rebuild the system — six-block Fit to Scale program over 10 weeks

This is not sales theater.

We do not promise:

  • fully AI-automated pipelines
  • hypergrowth or '10x scaling'
  • guaranteed revenue
  • I won't pretend a fractional role replaces a real future CRO — it gets you ready for one.

We deliver:

  • GTM clarity
  • market-fit direction and alignment
  • an executable, scalable GTM system fit to your product and industry

The goal is not to look scalable — the goal is to become scalable.

Start with clarity.

The 10-week Fit-to-Scale program is not a pitch call. It's a structured analysis of where your pipeline breaks, a layout of how to fix the misalignment, and a system to scale sales. If there's no fit, I'll tell you directly.

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Dr. Denis Jung, founder of Fit to Scale

I'll show you where your pipeline breaks — and how to fix it.

Dr. Denis Jung

Founder, Fit to Scale

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One more thing

Considering a senior GTM hire?

A short breakdown of when fractional beats full-time — and when it doesn't.

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