Common questions.

A warm intro to the right person, made by a super-connector who knows them and believes the fit is real. The person confirms their identity when they accept, so you know you're meeting a real, named individual.

No. It's designed so it can't become that. Every intro is made by a connector who already knows the person and thinks it's a genuine fit for both sides. The person has to accept before you ever meet. We don't sell contact details and we don't do cold outreach.

No, and that's rather the point. The reward is a hold with your own bank, via Stripe, like a hotel deposit. We can't touch it. It becomes a charge only when you approve a completed intro.

Your bank releases the hold automatically. The only thing you've spent is the posting fee.

That can happen. We can't promise outcomes, and we won't pretend otherwise. What we promise: the intro was real, the person was verified, and you approved it before paying.

Two reasons. You judge the opportunity on its merits, and the connector's relationships stay private. You meet the person once they've agreed to the intro.

No. Reviews are identity-blind, networks aren't browsable, and a contact's identity is only revealed when they personally accept an intro.

No. You should be glad of that. Connectors only advance requests they can genuinely help with, because their standing depends on it. Their "no" is what makes their "yes" worth paying for.

Because a good intro is worth their time too. The connector only brings two people together when the fit works both ways, and the person accepts on their own terms.

The reward, minus our cut, paid only when the intro is accepted. Their incentive is the same as yours: a genuine fit.

Yes. What you see here is what runs today, nothing aspirational. We're in private beta and growing the connector network carefully.

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