Assessed per business, not assumed.
There is no coverage map. Whether a programme fits your market is decided in a written assessment, and the answer can be no.
Current status
| Item | Status |
|---|---|
| Assessment requests | Open to businesses across industries |
| Active client programmes | None yet |
| Where we can work | Decided per assessment. No region, country or worldwide coverage is claimed. |
| Regulated sectors | Not claimed. See industries. |
| Exclusivity | Not decided. The assessment says plainly whether we work with a competitor in your market. |
Updated 2026-10-19.
What the assessment checks
Your market, in writing
Places, customer types, company sizes, languages, or whatever actually defines who you serve. You choose it and can change it.
Demand you can reach
Whether people in that market look for what you sell through channels a programme could use.
Capacity
How many new enquiries a month your team can answer well. More than that is a cost, not a win.
Rules that apply
Platform policies and local marketing rules for your sector and market. Where we can't be sure, we say so.
Whether it makes sense
If referrals already fill your calendar, or the numbers don't work, the assessment says that instead of selling a programme.
How a market boundary works
The boundary is a written rule, not a radius drawn by us. A request inside it is checked against the rest of the standard. A request outside it is not sent to you and not passed to anyone else; it is recorded as held.
- Boundary
- A written list you agree
- Changes
- Agreed in writing, any time
- Outside it
- Not sent, not shared, recorded as held
Start with a market assessment
Let’s make your phone ring.
Tell us about your business and how customers reach you today. A person reads every request and replies by email with what we found, including when we don’t think we’re a fit.