If you know the company that needs this, introduce us.

Who this is for

For people who already sell to mid-size and large companies and sit with the decision maker or with whoever reports to them: professional services, corporate insurance, software that does not compete with the firm, consultants with a client base. The relationship already exists. What is usually missing is an answer when the client says the AI pilot has been a pilot for months or that something critical failed again.

What we ask of you

Introduce us. If you know the client well and want to stay in the conversation through signature, stay. Nothing more: you do not quote, you do not promise scope or timelines and you do not negotiate price. The people who will deliver do that.

What happens with each introduction

The founder runs it from the first meeting, with the same method as any client: fixed price, a written acceptance criterion and, if it is not met, the client does not pay the balance. You hear what happened with every introduction, whether it signs or not.

How it is recognized

In writing and before the first introduction, in a one-page agreement. Paid when the client pays, with no minimum and no exclusivity. The terms are discussed in person; they are not published.

What does not fit

Anyone who sells technology the firm might have to judge at that same client. Neural Brink takes no commission from any vendor and does not validate what it builds. A partner with a stake in the vendor would cast doubt on that promise, and the promise is worth more than any introduction.