Both sides · no commission

Access, not a list.

We find the parties on the other side of what you do, contact them, qualify them, and introduce the ones that fit. You are not buying a spreadsheet of names — you are buying conversations with people who have already said they are open to one.

  • supplier side

    $3,589–$6,564

    Access to buyers who are about to need what you sell. Six introductions across ninety days. Any that clearly does not fit the brief is replaced.

  • buyer side

    $1,979

    Two to three suppliers that actually fit what you need, qualified before you meet them. Any that clearly does not fit is replaced.

Request access

Priced per segment inside the range above. We will tell you which side you are on and what it costs before anything is invoiced.

Answers

The awkward questions.

Do you take a commission on what we close?

No. You pay once, upfront, for access — and nothing afterwards. A commission would mean auditing a contract we were not party to, and it would pay us on an outcome we do not control. Access is the thing we actually deliver, so access is the thing we charge for.

What happens if an introduction is wrong?

We replace it, within ten business days of you flagging it, at no cost, and the credit returns to your balance. All six are replaceable, so the most this can cost you is the time between the flag and the replacement.

Do you guarantee the meeting will happen?

No, and we would not trust anyone who did. Our guarantee stops exactly where our work stops: the fit of who we bring you. Whether two grown adults appear on a call at two o’clock on a Thursday is not something a supplier can promise, and pretending otherwise is how these arrangements end badly.