Brainpercent SaaS
Every release ships with its own launch.
For agencies and in-house teams running marketing for SaaS clients: launch posts, changelog recaps and case studies, on one calendar.
Four moments in a SaaS launch cycle.
Launch week
A feature ships. Marketer turns the release brief into a launch post for every channel, with the client's logo and voice on each one.
Feature changelog
Paste the changelog entry. Marketer reads it and drafts a week of platform-ready posts, so nothing the client ships goes unsaid.
Case study
A customer win becomes a full article, structured and ready to publish, plus the social posts that point every channel back to it.
Founder voice
A short product update becomes a founder-voice post in the client's tone, reviewed in one inbox before it goes out.
Built for a SaaS client's stack.
The changelog stops being the only announcement.
Every launch, every changelog and every customer story reads like the same brand, because Marketer and Producer share one brand memory. Nothing publishes without review, and nothing costs a seat.
Brand memory
Logo, colours and voice are learned once and reused across every launch post, changelog recap and case study made for a client.
One inbox
Every draft, from a launch post to a product video, lands in one inbox before it goes out, so a person signs off first.
One calendar
Approved posts and videos move onto a shared calendar, so a SaaS client's launch week keeps its own publishing rhythm.
No seats
Every draft costs credits, not a seat, so a small in-house team and a busy agency both pay only for what they publish.
Producer for launch day
A release brief becomes a short launch film in the same workspace as the posts, with the same brand memory.
A SaaS client's four weeks. One brand workspace keeps launch week, changelog, proof and voice on the same calendar.
Week 1: launch week
Chat the release brief. Marketer drafts a launch post for every channel and Producer directs a short launch video.
Week 2: changelog recap
Paste the week's changelog. Marketer turns it into a set of posts that keep the roadmap visible.
Week 3: case study
A customer win becomes a full article and the posts that point every channel back to it.
Week 4: founder voice
A short update becomes a founder-voice post, reviewed in one inbox before it goes out.
