- Fixed fee, agreed in writingStated in writing before payment. Never changes after signing.
- No commission, everNo percentage of the contract, whatever the parties agree.
- Delivered in one business dayOne email thread within one business day of payment. Full refund if not delivered within five business days.
How it works
Three steps, all in writing.
The requirement is verified
Checked against public records before any introduction.
Terms signed before payment
The supplier signs the written fee agreement, then pays by card.
Both parties meet on one thread
The introduction lands within one business day, terms attached.
No deal to point at yet, so here’s exactly what I put in motion.
A buyer with a live need, and the firm that fits it
A school posts a request, a town opens a bid, an operator files for a permit. The clock starts. Before the decision, I put one vetted firm that already does this work in front of them. The buyer pays nothing.
A firm that just lost a bid, and the next buyer
A firm that just lost a public contract still has the crew and the paperwork ready. I point it at another buyer who needs the same work right now.
Building in the open. I’m routing my first introductions. My first closed match replaces this paragraph.
What you receive, in writing
A signed one-page agreement, then one email thread with both parties.
Introduction agreement
- Parties
- ConnectPros and the supplier
- Fixed fee
- Stated in this agreement
- Payment
- By card, before the introduction
- Delivery
- Within one business day
- Refund
- In full if not delivered in 5 business days
- Commission
- None, no percentage
The introduction, delivered
Hello both, confirmed by email: the public works department’s resurfacing requirement, and the contractor’s equipment and completed work. The written agreement is attached. Over to you both.
Thanks Rayan, we’ll follow up with our bid package and references before Friday.
Received. Please send the package and we’ll review. Our procurement window closes this month.
Illustrative. Every introduction follows the written terms above.
Eight US B2B markets
Each one runs on public buying signals.
School connectivity (E-Rate)
Internet and network providers meeting federal buying windows.
FCC Form 470 / 471 · E-Rate eligible servicesNursing & healthcare staffing
Agencies filling shifts at licensed care facilities.
State-licensed agencies · Medicare-certified facilitiesTechnical recruiting
Search and staffing for engineering and product roles.
W-2 and contract roles · Verified hiring signalsSolar & energy services
Installers and service crews for large buildings.
Licensed contractors · Utility interconnectionWorkplace & environmental compliance
EHS specialists for recently cited facilities.
OSHA citation response · EPA enforcementFood safety & ingredients
Labs, copackers and distributors for certified food makers.
FDA-registered facilities · SQF / BRC certifiedRoadway signage & traffic signals
Contractors for city and county road work.
MUTCD compliant · Prevailing wageAirport paving
Runway and taxiway contractors bidding FAA-funded work.
FAA AIP funded · Part 139 airports
Writing
What I see in these markets that outsiders miss.
Answered in writing
The questions people ask before replying.
What does the introduction fee cover?
A direct email introduction between the two parties. No commission, no percentage.
When does the supplier pay?
After signing the written agreement, before delivery. It states the fixed fee and terms.
When will the introduction be delivered?
Within one business day of payment, on one email thread.
What if the introduction is not delivered?
Full refund if delivery has not happened within five business days.
Is there a fee if no contract results?
No further fee. The fee covers the introduction only; there is no commission if the parties proceed.
Who is ConnectPros?
An independent introduction service run by Rayan.