One free dossier
Name a company you've been circling. We'll tell you whether to call them today.
One business day after the form, the dossier is in your inbox. Then we go through it with you on a call: what we found, where we looked, and the parts we couldn't settle.
- Four or five named people at that company, capped on purpose
- A dated verdict on today, and the reason for it
- If the answer is not today: a date to look again, and a company that has something live right now
One free dossier per company.
Name the account
Tell us which company, and where to send the dossier.
What happens next
The call is the offer, not a follow-up to it
- You name one company.
- Within one business day, the dossier is in your inbox, dated the day we ran it.
- You book a time on the next page, and we go through it together.
You aren't being handed a document and then chased. The document is the evidence. The call is where you find out whether our read of your market holds up when someone pushes on it.
Before you ask
What is the call for?
The dossier scores one account against a profile we built without having met you. If we have your buyer wrong, the quickest way to find out is for you to say so while we're both looking at the same page.
That's the part worth your time. Not the account, but the argument about what makes an account worth working at all.
What if the answer is no?
Some of what this system produces is a refusal. If nobody at that company can sign alone, or somebody is already inside, the dossier says so, says why, and names what it would take to change the answer.
We'd rather send you that than a reason to call everyone.