Money
A founder needs funding. A lender needs good borrowers. We bring them together.
Referral-based introductions for B2B operators
We route capital, talent and deal flow between operators who need to find each other.
We find who needs money, people or customers, and introduce them before anyone else knows. Lenders meet companies ready to raise, recruiters meet companies about to hire, and vendors meet companies already looking to buy what they offer. We spot the clue, call to make sure the need is real, and set up a warm intro.
Think of us as a referral partner who knows your whole market.
$311M in revenue tracked for B2B clients across 84 engagements.
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New revenue in four months33x
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Enterprise users in twelve monthsIn plain terms
Find
We find companies that need capital, people or a provider, using public signals and the network we’ve built over years.
Confirm
We call to confirm the need with a real person before anything moves.
Refer
We refer them to the one operator in our network best placed to help, the same way a referral works from someone who knows both sides.
That’s the whole business. No lists, no ads, no booked meetings, no bidding wars.
01Why one intro matters
One Introduction can change a company’s year.
There are very few things in business that can change a company’s direction fast. The right introduction is one of them.
One message starts a conversation two people should have had months ago. A few days later, money moves. A role gets filled. A partnership begins.
This isn’t a magic trick. You’ve heard about networking, lead gen, funnels and automation. Here’s the honest part: building trust between strangers is hard. Spotting the right moment early is hard. Knowing which conversations matter is hard.
That’s the work we do every day. Most growth isn’t forced. It comes from the right person, at the right time, with the right context.
02What we connect
Money, people and customers. Both sides win.
Every intro has two sides that are both ready, but can’t see each other.
People
A company needs to hire before the job goes public. A recruiter needs that search. We bring them together.
Customers
A company needs to buy. The right seller doesn’t know yet. We bring them together.
Breach disclosureNew trucking authorityWarehouse permitFailed inspection
Confirmed by a personCapital partnerSearch firmSpecialist teamYour sales team
01 Signal spotted → 02 Need confirmed → 03 Briefed introduction
01 Signal spotted02 Need confirmed03 Briefed introduction
On the other side? If your company is the one raising, hiring or looking for a firm to take on a project, tell us what you need. We'll introduce you to options our team has already checked, each one briefed on your situation, and you choose who to talk to.Tell us what you need
03Industries we route in
If a need leaves a public trail, we can catch it.
Private Equity
- Signal we watch
- New fund filings, and owners getting ready to sell
- Who we connect them with
- Companies ready to sell, lenders, deal advisors
Wealth
- Signal we watch
- Business sales and stock sale filings
- Who we connect them with
- Wealth advisors and tax planners
Banking
- Signal we watch
- Expansion permits and new equipment loans on record
- Who we connect them with
- Companies that need loans, and the banks that fund them
AI
- Signal we watch
- Job posts for AI roles, and new AI projects announced
- Who we connect them with
- AI builders, data partners, AI talent
Healthcare
- Signal we watch
- New clinic licenses
- Who we connect them with
- Health tech, staffing, partners
Recruitment
- Signal we watch
- Job posts tied to new projects, and new leaders named
- Who we connect them with
- Companies hiring for those roles
Software Development
- Signal we watch
- Developer jobs that stay open, and companies rebuilding their apps
- Who we connect them with
- Dev shops and outside engineering teams
IT Services
- Signal we watch
- Office moves, new locations, and software losing support
- Who we connect them with
- Managed IT, cloud and support companies
Robotics
- Signal we watch
- New plant permits, and hard-to-fill labor jobs
- Who we connect them with
- Robot makers and installers
Warehouse Automation
- Signal we watch
- Permits for new warehouses and distribution centers
- Who we connect them with
- Automation, conveyor and racking companies
Airlines
- Signal we watch
- New routes and contract awards
- Who we connect them with
- Vendors, ground services, staffing, training
Construction
- Signal we watch
- Building permits and public bids
- Who we connect them with
- Crews, equipment, project loans
Cybersecurity
- Signal we watch
- Breach disclosures, CMMC contract requirements, firewall and security job posts
- Who we connect them with
- Firewall, MDR, incident response, compliance
Trucking & logistics
- Signal we watch
- New carrier authorities
- Who we connect them with
- Insurance, factoring, fuel cards, driver recruiting
Farming & agriculture
- Signal we watch
- Organic certifications
- Who we connect them with
- Buyers, distributors, equipment and land capital
Food & beverage
- Signal we watch
- New facilities and food licenses
- Who we connect them with
- Suppliers, co-packers, distribution
Coffee & specialty imports
- Signal we watch
- New importer records
- Who we connect them with
- Roasters, wholesale buyers, trade finance
Import & distribution
- Signal we watch
- Shipping and customs activity
- Who we connect them with
- Freight, warehousing, inventory financing
Food safety & testing
- Signal we watch
- Licenses and inspections
- Who we connect them with
- Testing labs, compliance consultants
Cannabis testing labs
- Signal we watch
- New state licenses
- Who we connect them with
- Operators needing testing, lab equipment
Pharmacy
- Signal we watch
- New pharmacy licenses
- Who we connect them with
- Wholesalers, pharmacy staffing, software
Childcare & daycare
- Signal we watch
- New childcare licenses
- Who we connect them with
- Staff, insurance, enrollment software
Schools & education
- Signal we watch
- District procurement and grants
- Who we connect them with
- Curriculum, edtech, after-school providers
Gyms & fitness
- Signal we watch
- New locations
- Who we connect them with
- Equipment, build-out financing, software
Beauty & cosmetics
- Signal we watch
- Cosmetic trademark filings
- Who we connect them with
- Manufacturers, packaging, retail buyers
Pet services
- Signal we watch
- New business licenses and kennel permits
- Who we connect them with
- Suppliers, software, franchise capital
Short-term rentals
- Signal we watch
- New rental permits
- Who we connect them with
- Cleaning, management, furnishing, lending
Commercial cleaning
- Signal we watch
- New facilities and contract awards
- Who we connect them with
- Buildings and operators needing service
Commercial & film production
- Signal we watch
- Production permits
- Who we connect them with
- Crews, equipment rental, insurance
Seasonal & hospitality
- Signal we watch
- Seasonal worker visa filings
- Who we connect them with
- Staffing, housing, transport
Restaurants
- Signal we watch
- Failed health inspections
- Who we connect them with
- Food safety, pest control, sanitation
Manufacturing
- Signal we watch
- OSHA citations and defense contract awards
- Who we connect them with
- Safety consultants, CMMC, contract engineering
Don’t see yours?
If your buyers leave a public trail, we can probably find them.
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04Signals most firms miss
We watch the records that point to one specific need.
Everyone watches funding rounds and new hires. We watch the records that point to one specific need.
| What we see | What we confirm on the call | Who we introduce |
|---|---|---|
| A 250-person company posts a network engineer role to "lead our firewall replacement" | The current firewall’s end-of-life date, whether budget is approved, and who signs | A managed firewall or network security provider |
| A company files an SEC 8-K disclosing a cybersecurity incident | Whether they have outside incident response, and what they’re replacing | Incident response, MDR and cyber insurance partners |
| A manufacturer wins a Defense Department contract that requires CMMC compliance | Their certification deadline and how far along they are | CMMC consultants and compliance software |
| A new trucking company gets its federal operating authority | Fleet size, routes, and whether insurance and factoring are in place | Insurers, factoring companies, fuel card providers |
| A permit is filed for a 40,000 sq ft warehouse | Construction start date, and which trades are still open | Concrete, steel, electrical and racking subcontractors |
| A plant gets an OSHA citation | The deadline to fix it, and whether they have safety help | Safety consultants and training firms |
| A restaurant group fails two health inspections in a quarter | Which locations, and whether they have a food safety program | Food safety, pest control and sanitation providers |
| A brand files a cosmetics trademark | Launch date, and whether a manufacturer is chosen | Contract manufacturers and packaging suppliers |
| A landscaping company is certified for seasonal foreign workers | Crew size and start date | Housing, transport and payroll providers |
| A facility registers with the EPA or gets a violation notice | What triggered it, and their deadline | Environmental consultants and remediation firms |
A record alone is a guess. We call the company, confirm the need, the timing and who signs, and only then make the introduction.
05One connection, start to finish
The signal becomes a conversation.
Monday
A 250-person regional healthcare group posts a network engineer role to "lead our firewall replacement."
Tuesday
We call their IT director. The current firewall reaches end-of-life in the first quarter, budget is approved, and no vendor has been chosen.
Wednesday
We match them with a managed firewall provider that has run HIPAA-compliant migrations for other healthcare groups.
The next Tuesday
The meeting is on the calendar. The provider has a one-page brief: the deadline, the budget owner, and what the IT director has already ruled out. Nobody made a cold call, and no RFP was ever posted.
06Two ways to work with us
Ongoing, or one introduction at a time.
Choose steady, exclusive deal flow or start with one confirmed introduction.
Path 01
Ongoing
We watch your market every day and route every qualified need to you. You’re the only operator in your category and region.
AmplixityWatch daily
ConfirmedCall every need
Your teamExclusive route
- Who runs it
- Our team
- What you get
- Daily signal watch, a call to confirm every need, a one-page brief, the first meeting set, and a monthly market brief
- What you own
- Every relationship we introduce
- Best if
- You want a steady flow of briefed introductions and want competitors locked out
- 01
Set your criteria.
We agree on the company, geography, signal and role that qualify.
- 02
Watch and confirm.
We watch the records in your market every day and call to verify each need.
- 03
Brief and introduce.
You receive the need, timing, signer and what the buyer has already ruled out.
- 04
Meet and follow through.
We set the first meeting and keep sharpening the route from what your market tells us.
Path 02
Per introduction
Buy introductions as you need them, each one confirmed and briefed against criteria you sign off on.
AmplixityFind one
ConfirmedCheck your criteria
Your teamBrief & meet
- Who runs it
- Our team, one introduction at a time
- What you get
- The same confirmation and brief, without category exclusivity
- What you own
- Every relationship we introduce
- Best if
- You want to see it work before committing
- 01
Set the criteria.
Tell us what a worthwhile introduction looks like before you buy one.
- 02
Review the opportunity.
We confirm the need, timing and signer against those criteria.
- 03
Receive the brief.
You see the context behind the need before the conversation begins.
- 04
Meet.
We make the introduction and set the first meeting. Buy another only when you need it.
Not sure which fits? The Deal Flow Review will tell you.
Book a Deal Flow Review07Why not the usual fixes
Most firms sell lists or book meetings. We make referrals.
| Cold outbound | Intent data tools | Lead brokers | Appointment setters | Amplixity | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| When you show up | After the buyer is already annoyed | When the score spikes, with everyone else | After the request is posted | Whenever they can get someone to say yes | Before the need is public |
| Who checks the need | Nobody | An algorithm | The buyer, on a form | Nobody. A booked meeting is the goal | A person on our team |
| Why the buyer says yes | They don’t, mostly | They were already shopping | They filled out a form | A script, or an incentive to show up | They need it, and we told them why you fit |
| What you know before the call | A job title | A company name and a topic | A few form fields | A name and a time slot | The need, the timing, who signs |
| Who owns it afterward | Your reps, until they leave | The vendor, while you pay | The broker | The setter | You, always |
08Results
We spent years building the network before we started making introductions.
$311MRevenue tracked
84Engagements
33xBest year-one ROI
Before Amplixity, our team spent years finding buyers for B2B companies selling $30K to seven-figure deals. That work covered 84 engagements and $311M in tracked revenue. It’s also how we built everything Amplixity runs on today: the relationships on the provider side, the signals that tell us a company is about to buy, and the judgment to know which ones are noise.
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Includes results from our partner network.
Why operators trust us with their name
We’re never paid per meeting.
You pay for your seat, so we have no reason to send you anything but a real fit.
A person checks every introduction.
Nothing is routed on a signal alone.
You approve the standard first.
Your fit criteria are in writing before we start.
You're the only one.
One operator per category, per region. We never shop an opportunity around.
We're easy to find.
A real office in Boca Raton, a real phone number, and a team you meet on the first call.
Confirmed needYour criteriaOne provider. You.
One operator per category, per region. We send each opportunity to one provider, not a shortlist. If you're in, your competitors aren't.
See if your category is open09Fit
Who we work with.
Any B2B operator that wants to be connected:
- Firms that sell to businesses and want to meet buyers before a project is announced.
- Capital partners (investors, lenders, finance firms) who want to meet companies ahead of a raise.
- Talent and search firms who want to hear about a leadership hire early.
- Companies that need capital, people or a provider and want the right options brought to them.
Where we’re the wrong call
You want a contact list to blast, you can’t act on an introduction this quarter, or you sell to consumers.
What Amplixity is not
Not appointment setting.
We’re never paid per meeting, and we never pay companies to show up. A company meets you because it needs what you do and we told them why you fit, the same way a referral works.
Not a lead list.
You get a confirmed introduction, not a spreadsheet.
Not a lead broker.
We don't sell the same opportunity to five of your competitors.
Not an ad or marketing agency.
We don't run campaigns under your name or buy you clicks.
Not a mass-email shop.
Your pitch never goes out to strangers. A person checks every introduction first.
Not a bank, broker or recruiter.
We don't hold money, give financial advice, negotiate deals or place candidates. We introduce you to the people who do.
10FAQ
Straight answers.
How do you know a company is about to buy before they say so?
Two ways. We watch public records every day (permits, licenses, filings, contract awards and job posts) for signs a company needs something specific. And we stay in touch with companies in our network, some of whom come to us directly. Either way, we call to confirm the need before anyone gets introduced.
Isn’t this just lead gen or appointment setting?
No. Lead gen sells you names. Appointment setters get paid per meeting, so they book anyone who’ll take a call. We refer a company to you only when it has a confirmed need and agrees to meet you specifically. We’re paid for your seat, never per meeting.
Do you pay companies to take meetings?
No. No incentives, gift cards or fees. Companies meet you because they need what you do and we’ve told them why you fit. That’s what makes it a referral, and it’s why the meetings go well.
Isn’t this just intent data?
No. Intent data gives you a score that everyone else who bought it also sees. We call the company, confirm the need, brief both sides and make the introduction. Only you get it.
Which markets do you work in?
Any B2B market where needs leave a public trail, which covers the industries above and most others. On the Deal Flow Review, we’ll confirm which signals we watch in yours.
Who pays?
Operators pay for a seat in their market. Companies that need capital, talent or a provider can pay for Priority Access. Every brief says who asked us to make the introduction.
How many providers see each opportunity?
One. We refer each opportunity to one provider, not a shortlist. That’s why we only take one operator per category, per region.
Can I start with a single introduction?
Yes. Many clients start with one, see the brief and the meeting, then move to an ongoing seat.
Your next move
In some markets, one intro is nothing.
In others, it’s worth millions.
We work in the second kind. Book a free 30-minute call. We’ll show you the clues in your market right now, the companies behind them, and whether your spot is open. You keep what we find either way.
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