FOR IT CONSULTANTS AND ADVISORS

An outbound team that already knows independent advisory

Businesses with a decision to make and nobody internal qualified to make it.

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Never more than three providers per enquiry · Technology only · Australian owned

More enquiries, less chasing

They come to you warm. Something already happened.

A person qualified it. Budget, timeline, decision maker.

You are one of three. Never a bidding list.

Projects, reviews and vCIO only.

What changes

A defined question, not a vague need

Consulting enquiries are only useful when someone can say what decision they're trying to make. That's the qualifying test we apply.

The decision maker and the approval path

Who's asking, who signs, and what forum it goes to. Consulting work dies in approval more often than in scoping.

Whether independence is required

A meaningful share of these buyers specifically want an advisor who won't bid for the delivery work. If that's you, it's a strong position and the brief tells you when it applies.

Skip the ramp

There's no quarter spent teaching an agency what independent advisory means or why the approval path matters more than the brief. It's understood, so you start receiving rather than explaining.

Who else could do this

The honest version.

Doing it yourself

Freeand unpredictable

Filtering real from browsing: Expensive to learn
Audience: Your reputation
Decision-maker access: Often blocked
Budget authority: Found at proposal
Independence requirement: Found out late

What you already have.

A generalist agency

Monthly feeplus a strategy phase first

Filtering real from browsing: Not attempted
Audience: Bought and cold
Decision-maker access: Rarely reached
Budget authority: Unqualified
Independence requirement: Not understood

Fine at campaigns. Not at this industry.

What we do

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Filtering real from browsing: Built into qualification
Audience: Platform demand plus targeted outreach
Decision-maker access: Named on the brief
Budget authority: Indicated up front
Independence requirement: Stated where it applies

We reach them inside the window, not after it.

Territory

We cap how many consulting providers we take on per region. Consulting work travels further than managed services, so territory is set with you at onboarding rather than assumed.

FAQ: consulting-specific

Are these one-off projects or ongoing advisory work?

Both. vCIO and advisory engagements are a distinct category and flagged as such, because the qualification is different.

Will I get managed-services enquiries dressed as consulting?

That's the failure mode we qualify against. If a business actually wants a provider to run their IT, it goes to the MSP pipeline.

Can I take work outside my state?

Yes, and many consultants do. Set your travel appetite at onboarding.

What about tender and government work?

Where a formal procurement process exists, the brief says so, including the process and dates. Some consultants want these and some avoid them.

Do you pass enquiries where the buyer wants free advice?

No. Budget indication is part of qualification. If they won't discuss it, it doesn't get sent.

Frequently asked

How fast can I start?

What does it cost?

Listing in the directory is free. Outreach in your territory is a monthly subscription, matched to your budget and target audience. We agree the detail with you directly. See how pricing works.

Is there a contract?

Is this just a directory?

No. The directory is free and separate. This is a paid service where we find and qualify enquiries and introduce you to them.

Is placement for sale?

No. Position isn't for sale, to you or a competitor. If that ever changes, paid results will be labelled as paid.

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A decision, a decider, a date

That's the test every consulting enquiry has to pass before we send it. Tell us your territory and we'll confirm what's realistic.