Front page

Get paid for the intro, not the whole deal.

seller edition

The seller edition reads like a front page with real routes: each brief shows the payout, the fit, and the intro help before you spend time on it.

Leave your email and we’ll send the seller route pack first: the briefs, the proof rules, and the intro prompts you can use on day one.

Edition switch

Seller first

The dark city desk shows a mobile route: matched opportunity, intro prompt, meeting setup, payout result.

Company side

The lighter business desk is separate: posted opportunities, submitted contacts, fit checks, and approved meetings.

Why email matters

We use the email to send the first route pack before launch, not a generic signup blast.

Seller city desk

Get paid for the intro, not the whole deal.

editorial preview

The seller edition reads like a front page with real routes: each brief shows the payout, the fit, and the intro help before you spend time on it.

Leave your email and we’ll send the seller route pack first: the briefs, the proof rules, and the intro prompts you can use on day one.

Live briefs

18

ranked by buyer fit

Intro prompts

7

plain language and ready

Expected payout

$23.6k

current route total

Assignment desk

live edition
City deskSeller edition

Opportunity alert

Matched opportunity

You know a buyer at a company that fits this brief.

Intro prompt: short and plain
Meeting setup: company handles the rest
Payout state: tied to a real result

Opportunity alert

A matched brief lands on the desk.

buyer-fit first

You see a warm intro request, the buyer context, and the payout before you open the card.

Intro prompt

The message draft is already written.

what to say

The seller lane gives you a short note that explains the ask without making you invent a pitch.

Meeting setup

The company handles the next step.

small part of the job

You make the intro, then step back while the approval and scheduling stay on the company side.

Payout result

The payment state changes when the meeting counts.

result based

It is clear when the intro has worked and when the payout is ready to release.

Clipping drawer

This stack holds extra previews from the seller lane so the page feels like a real edition, not a single card.

Proof card

A simple trail proves the intro happened.

You can see the evidence without digging through a dashboard or a pile of notes.

proof first

Protected list

Accounts that should stay closed stay visible.

The route makes it obvious when a contact is off limits before you do anything.

clean routing

Help strip

If you need it, the intro language is already there.

You do not have to write a long pitch or figure out the first line from scratch.

plain language

Corrections and proof

Corrections and proof

The seller side keeps the rules plain so you know what counts before you share the intro.

Qualified intro

Named buyer + real next step

checked

The counted result is printed on the card.

Protected accounts

Flagged early

checked

You do not accidentally route to a closed contact.

Payment trigger

After the result lands

checked

The intro matters more than the send date.

Press pass request

Press-desk waitlist

email unlocks access

Use your email to get the seller route pack first: the live briefs, the proof rules, and the first access invite when the desk opens.

Tell us who you usually know best so we can shape the first route pack.