Questions M&A advisors and PE firms ask us

Per lead, in prepaid batches of ten. $350 to $700 per lead depending on the search type and the size of your market. No retainer, no setup fee. We quote after sizing your market, and the quote is the price.

Each lead we miss is refunded or credited to your next batch, your choice. The definition of a lead is written down before launch, so there is no argument about what counts.

A business owner (or the person who controls the sale) who replied to our email and said they are open to a conversation, whose company fits the criteria you signed off, verified by us before forwarding. Out-of-office replies, brokers, "remove me" and companies outside the criteria never count.

Yes, that is the whole job. We build the list from your mandate, not from a database we already own. If the mandate is narrow we tell you how many companies exist before you buy a batch.

Every word. If you are regulated, your compliance reviewer approves it too. Nothing changes after approval without you seeing it.

Forwarded email with the thread and a fit note by default. CC a partner, a shared sheet, or your CRM if you prefer. We keep all communication over email. Tell us how your firm works and we fit it.

Yes. One client's partner takes every first call; we introduce the owner directly to him and log it in their sheet. If your process is unusual, describe it in the application.

By default, our own aged, warmed sending domains and a sender who works for us, so your firm's domain and reputation never touch cold outreach and there is no warm-up wait. If you prefer the emails under your own name, we build a dedicated estate for you as a one-time investment.

Not if it is done the way we do it: short, specific emails at human volumes from our own aged domains and warmed mailboxes, never from your firm's own. We have sent 2.5M+ cold emails and no client's domain has ever been involved.

Owners talk to us under our name until they agree to an introduction. One owner, one introduction. Mutual NDAs are the default before work starts.

Our sending estate is already aged and warm, so the first emails go out within days of copy approval. First owner replies usually land in week two or three. A batch of ten typically takes four to eight weeks depending on market size.

We tell you on the first call who else we are running in your space, and we never send the same owner to two clients. If you want exclusivity on a market, ask - it is priced per search, not promised to everyone.

We do not promise a monthly number; we promise ten per batch and refund the shortfall. How fast the batches fill depends on your market. Sizing tells you that before you pay.

We count it before we quote. If the market only supports one batch, we say so and you buy one batch.

You do. Lists, replies, the "not now" owners with follow-up dates, campaign learnings - all transfer to you.

Those give you companies or listings. We give you an owner who already replied to a message about their specific company. Many clients run both; the tool finds the universe, we find the ones who will talk.

A business development hire costs $150K to $200K loaded, ramps for months, and still needs lists, domains and copy. A batch of ten costs a fraction of one month of that and can be stopped at any time.

Usually it failed on one of three things: the list was bought not built, the emails sounded like an agency, or "leads" were anyone who replied. We fix all three and refund what we miss, so the risk of trying again sits with us.

Directly. We find the owner's own email, not a role inbox or an intermediary. Brokers and listings are excluded by default.

No. We are not a licensed broker-dealer and do not take a share of your fee or a percentage of the transaction. Finder's fees tied to a deal closing are regulated activity in the US; charging a flat price per qualified conversation keeps you and us on the right side of that line and keeps our incentive on quality, not on pushing a deal.

A mandate call, a look at the list sample, and copy approval - about two hours in the first week, then fifteen minutes a week. Four questions on the apply page start it.