"Should I buy this system?" — "Is my IT company overcharging me?" — "Do we need to do something with AI?" You can't bill for these, they're outside your lane, and guessing wrong costs you trust. Refer them instead.
An independent technology advisor for businesses with 10–50 employees. Flat fees, paid only by the client. We don't sell software, don't implement, and don't take vendor money — ever.
The Tech Reality Check ($399): a plain-English roadmap, a benchmark of what they're overpaying, a "do not buy" list, and a personal video walkthrough. No meetings, delivered in a week.
You look good. Your client gets a straight answer from someone with no skin in the sale, and their tech-spend picture comes back organized — useful input for your own advisory work.
Most "partner programs" pay you for sending clients. We don't — because the moment money changes hands, the advice stops being neutral, and neutrality is the entire product.
You refer because it makes you more valuable to your client. We deliver because our name depends on it. Nobody owes anybody anything — which is exactly what your client needs to hear about both of us.
The renewal that looks expensive, the software pitch they can't evaluate, the "we should use AI" itch.
They buy the Reality Check themselves ($399, online). You're never in the middle of the money.
Their report includes a clean picture of their tech spend — which tends to make your advisory conversations easier too.
Next time a client forwards you an IT quote, a software proposal, or a renewal that looks off — forward it to me. You'll get back a plain-English read: what's fair, what's padded, and the two questions to ask the vendor. No cost, no obligation to refer anyone, and your client never has to know I was involved.
The whole offer. It costs you one click on Forward.
Just hit forward — attachment, PDF, screenshot, or pasted text all work.
Nothing to forward yet? There is a software spend calculator you can send a client instead. They list their subscriptions, it adds up the annual figure and flags what their own numbers say — seats beyond headcount, two tools doing the same job, everything billed monthly. It runs entirely in their browser, so nothing about their vendors reaches me or anyone else.
Or leave your details and I'll be here when something lands.
Async, like everything we do — you'll hear back within one business day. No sales call, no obligation to refer anyone.