For accountancy firms
Introductions to business owners who have already worked out what they need
We send one business at a time, with a short brief, only when the owner has asked for an introduction to you.
In short
Business owners use our form to work out what support they need. If they want a firm and yours meets the most of their needs, we show you as one of up to two firms. This is not a rating or a recommendation. If they agree, we send you their brief. Each introduction goes only to you. You pay only for introductions you accept.
What you receive
- The owner's name and how they want to be contacted.
- Their company details from Companies House.
- Their answers, in ranges: size, sector, what support they have, what they need and what prompted them.
- The result our form gave them, and why your firm was shown.
The owner chooses what is shared before anything is sent.
What we ask of you
- Tell us what you do: your services, the size and type of client you take, your sectors, the software you use, and any permissions such as audit.
- Back it up: for example your own service pages, anonymised engagement letters or sample reports, and your professional body membership. We record what we checked and when.
- Tell us when you are full, so we stop showing your firm.
- Reply to every introduction, including the ones you decline.
- Tell us how it went, so we can improve future matches.
How payment works
You pay a fee for each introduction you accept. You do not pay to be listed, and you cannot pay to be shown more often or higher up. Firms are shown because they match the owner's answers against the criteria on our method page. The fee is not set yet.
Your firm's page in our directory
Our directory includes the companies on the Companies House register with an accountancy activity code (SIC 69201, 69202 or 69203) in the bulk file dated 1 October 2026, built from Companies House data. Taking part is separate from that page. If something on your page is wrong, you can ask us to correct it.
Taking part
We are starting with a small number of firms. How to take part.