Which Buyers Fit My Company? Answer Six Questions, Get Your Matched List

Which buyers fit a company depends on three published floors - staff, years in business, and systems with records. This page runs the same six-question fit check used in the 7-minute interview: 20+ employees, 3+ years, 5+ systems is the core fit, and each buyer's own higher or lower floor is then applied to produce a matched-buyer list before any buyer link is shown.

The introduction service on this site is built for U.S. companies with 20 or more employees, 3 or more years in business, and records in 5 or more systems — such as email, chat (Slack or Teams), shared files, a CRM, support tickets, project tools, or accounting software. Individual buyers set their own floors, which may be higher (for example 30+ or 50+ staff) or lower for specific industries, and each buyer's own floor controls for its program.

Full-time employees (today, and at peak)?
Years in business?
Which systems hold records - email, chat, files, CRM, support, project tools, accounting (count them)?
Industry?
Country and language of records?
Are you the owner, or referring an owner?

Outcomes: Pass - book the interview and build the manifest. Borderline - get the buyer list spreadsheet and join the list for when buyer floors move. Below floor - you still get the matched routes that publish no minimum, plus the valuation guide. No outcome is a dead end, and no outcome is a promise of an offer.

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Frequently asked questions

Which buyers fit my company?

It depends on headcount, years of records and industry: at 20+ staff and 3+ years you meet this site's floor and Handshake AI's published floor; at 30+ you also meet micro1's; at 50+ at peak you meet SourceX's; below 20, Polyshares (no minimum) and Mercor's small-listing industries (law, accounting, investment from 5 staff) are the published routes.