B2B lead generation on LinkedIn means reaching the decision makers you want with a reason to talk, then turning replies into meetings. Growth Cab runs it for you: the accounts, the messages and the conversations.
Prospeoin 90 days · 500 website conversions100,000+
Taplioin 30 days · 160+ signups in the first 24 hours50,000
Maildosoin 7 days · 1,200 website conversions50,000
La Growth Machinein 10 days · High-intent inbound from ICP profiles20,000+
FlashLabsin 24 hours · 5,000 qualified MQLs10,000+Five product launches, from 24 hours to 90 days. Each one paired a launch post on our founder's LinkedIn with a visual shot for the product.
Prospeo100,000+decision makers reached in 90 days500 website conversionsRead the case study 
Taplio50,000decision makers reached in 30 days160+ signups in the first 24 hoursRead the case study 
Maildoso50,000decision makers reached in 7 days1,200 website conversionsRead the case study 
La Growth Machine20,000+decision makers reached in 10 daysHigh-intent inbound from ICP profilesRead the case study 
FlashLabs10,000+decision makers reached in 24 hours5,000 qualified MQLsRead the case study Launches work because the audience is already there. These are three of our founder's posts, with the numbers LinkedIn reports.
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Five jobs decide whether LinkedIn produces meetings or just connection requests. Most campaigns fail on the first two.
A wishlist of the companies you want as customers, then the decision makers inside each one. LinkedIn filters make the list; judgment makes it worth contacting.
The person sending the invite is the first thing a buyer checks. Headline, recent posts and mutual connections decide whether the conversation starts.
Each message is built around the buyer's numbers and a single reason to reply now. Pitching the product in the first message is how accounts get ignored.
Trained people, not bots, follow up, answer questions and qualify, then book the meeting in your calendar.
Buyers who see useful posts before the invite reply more. Email reaches the ones who rarely open LinkedIn. Our tools for both are on the GTM Tools page.
Launches create attention. Outbound to named decision makers creates pipeline. These are four clients where we ran both channels.
| CLIENT | PIPELINE GENERATED | QUALIFIED OPPORTUNITIES | CLOSE RATE |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ennova ResearchInnovation and R&D, Venice | $10.4M+ | 33 | 23% |
| Digital360Digital transformation, Milan | $3.7M+ | 68 | 27% |
| JobtomeRecruitment tech, Zurich · 4 months | $1.1M+ | 51 | 33% |
| TendersToolPublic sector intelligence, Madrid · 90 days | $700K+ | 25 | 18% |
You approve the accounts and the messages. We run the rest and hand you meetings with the people on your list.
We build the list of companies you want and the decision makers to reach in each one.
We tune the sender profiles and write the messages around one reason for each buyer to talk now.
Our business developers run the outreach on LinkedIn, with email as a second channel. Every day they speak with management teams at companies like Coca-Cola, Ferrari and Salesforce.
That is when pipeline typically starts filling. Meetings land in your calendar with notes on each buyer.
On GTM Consulting we also review 2 of your sales calls every month, so more meetings turn into deals.
Prices in US dollars before tax. We confirm the scope on the fit call, and say no when the numbers do not work.
For B2B teams that want conversations with decision makers on LinkedIn.
90-day minimum
LinkedIn and email, plus help closing what the meetings open.
90-day minimum
For SaaS teams launching a product or feature to a large audience.
Quoted per launch
The math. 90 days of LinkedIn Lead Generation cost $16,500. At a $50K average contract value, one closed deal pays for the quarter three times over.
Four ways to get B2B leads from LinkedIn. They differ most on who does the work and what can go wrong.
| OPTION | WHO DOES THE WORK | RISK | BEST WHEN |
|---|---|---|---|
| LinkedIn lead generation agency | Trained people choose the accounts, write and run the conversations | Low, when invites stay targeted and human | You sell $50K+ deals and want meetings with specific decision makers |
| Automation tool alone | Software sends invites and sequences at volume | High: generic messages and account restrictions | You have time to write, test and watch every campaign yourself |
| In-house SDR | A new hire learns your market and the channel | Medium: ramp time and turnover | The playbook already works and you need someone to own it for years |
| LinkedIn Ads | You pay LinkedIn to show ads and lead forms | Low risk, but you pay for every click or lead | You have budget and an offer strong enough to convert cold traffic |
If LinkedIn is one channel of a wider outbound program, see our B2B lead generation agency page.
LinkedIn is the right channel when you can name your buyers. These are the signs, and the questions to ask any agency.
For low-value deals sold to anyone, LinkedIn outreach costs more than it returns.
Want to run it yourself first? Read our guide to LinkedIn lead generation.
Two reactions straight from the chat, and three from the teams we run outreach for. More on the case studies page.
“Working with Growth Cab, I felt at ease communicating with the team always ready and available to support before, during, and after calls. The quality of the opportunities generated also exceeded my expectations.”
“Working with Growth Cab is easy: they deliver meetings with on-target prospects within the agreed timelines.”
“I wholeheartedly recommend Growth Cab. They go deep into the details with incredible quality and deliver outstanding results.”
Short answers to the questions B2B teams ask before they hire an agency.
Ask us directlyA LinkedIn lead generation agency finds the decision makers you want to sell to, reaches them on LinkedIn with messages written for each buyer, runs the conversations and books meetings in your calendar. At Growth Cab trained business developers do the outreach, with email as a second channel.
Growth Cab charges $5,500 per month for LinkedIn Lead Generation, with a 90-day minimum. GTM Consulting, which adds email and reviews of your sales calls, is $8,500 per month. Launch campaigns are quoted per launch.
Yes, when your buyers are managers and executives at companies you can name. LinkedIn shows who holds each role, so you can reach the right person directly. It works best combined with useful posts and email, and it is overkill for low-value deals.
With Growth Cab, pipeline typically starts filling between day 32 and day 47. Launch campaigns are faster: we reached 20,000+ decision makers for La Growth Machine in 10 days and 10,000+ founders for FlashLabs in 24 hours.
Mass automation with generic messages is the fastest way to get a profile restricted and to annoy the buyers you want. Keep invites targeted, write for each buyer and have people run the conversations.
Both. LinkedIn shows who the buyer is and lets them check who is writing; email reaches the people who rarely open LinkedIn. Our best results come from running them together, like the Maildoso launch that reached 50,000 SaaS founders in 7 days.
For outbound to decision makers, no: under $50K the economics of a high-touch motion do not hold. Launch campaigns for SaaS products are the exception, because they reach a large audience at once.
Start with a short list of accounts, a profile that explains what you do, and one message per buyer type. Our step-by-step guide on LinkedIn lead generation covers the whole system, and turning LinkedIn engagement into leads covers the content side.
We work with B2B companies whose buyers are managers and executives they can name. The first call is a fit check, and we say no when it is not.
