Signal-based introductions

Meet the right business at the right moment

AuraLynx watches for real buying signals, such as a new project, an expansion or a supplier change. We confirm the need, then introduce that business to a provider who can meet it. Both sides agree before anyone meets.


The problem

Cold outreach guesses. Signals don't.

Wrong timing

Most companies aren't buying on the day you contact them. By the time they are, they've already asked someone else.

No context

A pitch that doesn't know what just changed at the company reads like every other message in the inbox.

Meetings that go nowhere

Calls with people who never had a need waste time on both sides and make the next conversation harder.

Two sides, one introduction

Useful to both people in the room

An introduction only works if the buyer has a real need and the provider is a real fit. We check both before we connect anyone.

For providers

Qualified meetings with buyers who have a live need

Tell us who you serve best. We find businesses whose situation just changed, confirm they want to talk, and set up the introduction.

  • Introductions based on a signal you can see, not a bought list
  • Context on what changed before the first call
  • Qualification criteria agreed with you up front

Paid per qualified introduction or as a monthly retainer, agreed before we start.

For buyers

A shortlist of providers when a need comes up

When you're starting a project, replacing a supplier or growing, we bring you providers who fit what you actually need.

  • One or two relevant options, not a flood of sales calls
  • You decide whether to meet, and nothing is shared without your say
  • No obligation to buy from anyone we introduce

Free for buyers. Providers pay for introductions.

How it works

From signal to meeting

1

Spot the signal

Our signal system watches public activity for moments that create a need: new work, growth, change or rising costs.

2

Check the fit

We confirm the need is real and match it against the providers we work with and their criteria.

3

Ask both sides

Each side hears who the other is and why, and agrees before any details are shared.

4

Make the introduction

We connect both sides with the context they need and help get the first meeting in the calendar.

What we watch for

Signals that point to a need

  • A new project, contract or tender
  • Expansion, a new site or a new opening
  • A supplier change, shortage or backup need
  • Renovation, replacement or upgrade work
  • Rising costs that someone has to fix
  • New products or a jump in volume

FAQ

Questions people ask first

Who pays for the introduction?

Providers do, either per qualified introduction or through a monthly retainer. Buyers never pay us, and we tell buyers that the provider is a paying partner.

What counts as a qualified introduction?

A business with a confirmed need that fits your criteria and has agreed to meet. We set those criteria together on the first call, before any introductions happen.

Will you share my details without asking?

No. Both sides agree before we pass on names or contact details, and you can say no at any point.

Do you work in my industry?

We work wherever there's a clear buyer, a specialist provider and a signal we can see. Tell us about your business on the call and we'll say honestly whether we can find signals for you.

What happens on the call?

20 minutes, no slides. We ask who you want to meet, or what you need, and explain how introductions and pricing would work for you.

Tell us who you want to meet

Book a free 20-minute call. Providers: we'll map the signals that point to your best buyers. Buyers: tell us what you need and we'll find who fits.

Book a 20-minute call

No contract, no obligation.