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01How it works

The route is
the product.

Anyone can walk into a building. Knowing which buildings, in what order, with what in your hand — that's the whole job.

One city

Route planned before we land

01

Find the ICP

Before

We source the buyer: titles, company profile, the trigger that makes them ready now. You sign the criteria before we book travel.

02

Map the buildings

Day 1

Offices, floors, entrances, the order that wastes the fewest steps. The route is planned before the first door.

03

Work it in person

Days 1–3

Something in hand, a reason to stop, ten seconds to earn ninety. Conversations become meetings while the interest is warm.

04

Attack what's working

Days 3–5

The objections, floors and buildings that converted get more of the week. The ones that didn't get dropped.

05

Hand it over

After

Every meeting lands with context. Your team keeps the route, the language and the playbook.

02 — Controls

You keep the throttle.

Field work fails when nobody can see it. You see all of it while it happens.

ICP signed first

Titles, company profile and the trigger that makes a buyer ready now. Written down before anyone travels.

Every meeting, with context

Name, title, company and what they said at the door. Not a name and a phone number in a sheet.

Your team rides along

One of your people walks part of the route, hears the objections raw, then runs the conversation.

Crew sized to the city

One operator on a tight route, more where the density justifies it. Agreed with you, not decided for you.

03A day

What the day actually looks like.

08:00Route checkBuildings, floors and the first three doors. Adjusted from yesterday.
09:30DoorsFront desks, floors, the people walking in with coffee.
12:00ResetBook the morning's interest while it is warm. Plan the afternoon block.
13:30Second blockDenser buildings, and the floors that already converted.
18:00RecapBoard updated, notes written, tomorrow's route set.

A typical day, not a contractual schedule. Route, weather and building access decide the order.

04 — Questions

About the work itself.

Ask us directly

A buyer who fits the criteria we agree on and accepts a specific time on your calendar. Booked, attended and closed are tracked separately.

Next step

Tell us where your buyers are.

Your product. Your buyer. Your market. We'll show you how we'd get in front of them.