Refer a business in two minutes.
You know someone whose front door is costing them. Send the name. We build a one-page read of what a buyer sees when they look them up, put your name on it, and send it to you to forward. Nothing goes to them until you decide.
Why it is this simple.
A referral fails at the moment you have to explain us. So we do the explaining.
One field
The company website is all we need. We find the rest from public data: email security, speed, search, local listings, what AI assistants say about them.
A page, not a pitch
What you get is a one-page read of their online front door, in plain language, with no price and no scare tactics. It is useful to them whether or not they ever call us.
Your name on it
The page says who thought of them. You forward it when the moment is right, or we reach out and mention you, your call.
Compensated, in writing
When a referral becomes a client, you are compensated, and the terms are in writing first. How we are compensated by anyone is disclosed the same way.
How it runs.
Three business days from the name to the page.
- SendThe company website, your name, and a line on why them
- ReadWe grade their front door from public data and write the one page
- ForwardYou get a private link with your name on it, live for 90 days
- TalkIf they want more, they book thirty minutes or request the full Review
- CompensatedIf they become a client, you are, with terms in writing
Send a name.
The website is the only field that matters. Everything else helps us write the page in a way the person will recognize.
What happens after I send a name?
Within three business days you get an email with a private link: a one-page read of what a buyer sees when they look that business up, with your name on it as the person who thought of them. Forward it or not; nothing goes to the business from us until you say so, or until they come to us themselves.
Does the business hear from you?
Not unless you want them to. The page is yours to forward. If you would rather we reach out and mention you, say so in the note and we will, once, in writing you can read first.
How are referrers compensated?
When a referral becomes a client, the person who made the introduction is compensated. The terms are in writing before any work starts, the same way our own compensation is disclosed to every client. If you would rather not be compensated, say so and we will note it.
Who makes a good referral?
A business whose website, email, or technology is holding it back, and an owner or IT leader who would act on a clear read of it. Companies between $5 million and $30 million in revenue, managed service providers who want to grow, and local businesses in Greater Boston are the three kinds we are set up to help, directly or through a partner we vouch for.
What if I am an MSP or an advisor?
Bring one client and we run the Review under your relationship: you present it, and the technical findings come back to you. The partner page explains the two ways that works.
