If you sell a service
Meet companies that need what you do.
Tell us the kind of customer you want to reach. We'll look for businesses with a genuine reason to talk to you, and bring you in when they're ready.
Business introductions
Introductions between businesses that should be working together.
Indinfusion connects companies with potential customers who need what they sell. We do the finding and the checking, and we only make an introduction when both sides want to talk.
How it works
Simple, quiet, and mostly by email.
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We learn what you offer
A short exchange about what you sell, who it's for, and what a good customer looks like to you.
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We find real interest
We reach out to companies likely to need it and check that they actually want to hear more. No lists, no blind forwarding.
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We introduce you
A direct email introduction that both sides have agreed to. From there, the conversation is yours.
Terms are agreed before any introduction is made. Calls happen only when a deal actually needs one.
If you're looking for one
Skip the cold search.
When we reach out, it's because we think a specific provider fits what you're working on. If it's not useful, just say so. There's no obligation.
Selected work
Results across different industries.
Client names are kept private.
- Recruiting 20 placements in 55 days A recruiting firm closed 20 placements in 55 days.
- Industrial automation $85K in one quarter An industrial automation business added $85K in revenue in a quarter.
- SaaS 5 clients in 48 days Helped a SaaS company add five clients in 48 days.
- Wealth management 6 introductions in 46 days Six qualified introductions for a wealth advisory firm in 46 days.
- Video production 4 introductions in 78 days Four qualified introductions for a video production company in 78 days.
- Education technology 1,510 access points Introduced a technology provider to a school district buying 1,510 Wi-Fi 7 access points.
FAQ
Common questions.
Who pays for an introduction?
The company providing the service. The fee is agreed with you before any introduction is made, so there are no surprises.
Do you sell contact lists?
No. We introduce two companies only after both have said they'd like to talk.
Which industries do you work with?
A range of B2B services. If you're not sure whether yours fits, send us a line about what you sell and we'll tell you honestly.
Do I need to book a call?
No. Almost everything happens over email. We'll suggest a call only if a specific deal needs one.
Get in touch
Tell us what you sell and who you'd like to meet.
A couple of sentences is plenty. We'll reply by email.