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Stakeholder pitch · the model, the brand, the build

The decision layer for business software.

A machine that captures software buying-intent, qualifies it honestly, and turns it into a business. We start with ERP — built end-to-end so you can decide to back it.

Confidential · for decision-makersBlueprint v1 · 2026
What we'll cover
Part 1
The model
What we sell, why now, the machine & its economics.
Part 2
The brand identity
Positioning, the mark, the voice, the scan concept.
Part 3
The ERP example — built
Site, scan, report, ads. The whole machine, live. Plus roadmap.
Part 1

The model.

The machine that captures software buying-intent, qualifies it, and turns it into a business — and why AI makes now the moment.

01 · What we actually sell

It was never software. It's qualified buying intent.

The proven model (Leadmachine) is one machine with five links. See them separately and you see exactly where the cost sat — and where our edge is.

01
The net

50+ niche sites capturing organic software demand.

02
The funnel

A flow that turns a visitor into recognisable intent.

03
Qualification

Humans sharpen it into a project brief. Their costliest link.

04
The sale

Each lead sold to up to seven suppliers. One brief, paid many times.

05
The taps

Referral shares + de-anonymised visitors. More intent, same machine.

02 · Why now

Their moat was time and manpower. Both just evaporated.

50+
sites, by hand

Years of editorial. With AI: a multilingual content net in weeks.

35
people making calls

Now an AI intake: around the clock, consistent, instant.

dull comparison table

We lead with scans and tools — a far better net than a list.

02 · The shift

AI didn't kill choosing. It killed patience for brochures.

Awareness is now free and generic. But no chatbot survives contact with your reality — so the decision problem is bigger than ever. Value moved from awareness to the decision-and-connection layer.

Before
Weeks of comparing

The value was in the information. That layer is now free.

Now
A generic answer, then stuck

Three names, sounds certain, can't test it against your situation. Our value starts here.

03 · The machine

Three building blocks. No more.

01
The net

Comparison content + scans per category and country. Captures demand; our real SEO asset.

02
The intake

AI qualifies instantly — budget, sector, users, timeline — into a clean brief. Replaces their costliest link.

03 · our edge
The router

Classify every lead: fits our owned pipeline → we keep it. If not → resell by category.

03 · The economics

Other people's leads fund your own pipeline.

The flywheel: the more demand you capture, the cheaper your own leads effectively become.

Profit stream
Leads you keep

Fits your owned product. Large implementation deals — never resold.

Your fuel
Leads you resell

Everyone else — resold to several suppliers per lead, Leadmachine-style.

At enough volume the net turns itself around — your own leads are effectively free, or earn money before you've sold anything.

Part 2

The brand identity.

The honest face of the machine: positioning, the mark, the voice, and the scan that gives value before it asks.

04 · Positioning

Not a comparison site. The decision layer.

The revenue model sits underneath. The brand is about the visitor: value before the ask, honest even when it doesn't fit.

✗ We stand against
The dead comparison site

Harvests and resells you. You're the product, not the customer.

✗ We stand against
The generic AI

Confident but empty. Names options, knows nothing of your situation.

From"Which systems exist?""Which one fits you — and who'll help you get there."
04 · The brand

It clicks. Or it doesn't.

Two meanings in one word — the click of choosing and the feeling when a system fits. Honest, sharp, advisor. Ink + signal green. Value before the ask.

Open the brand book →
04 · The lead magnet

Value before the ask.

Plain words in, an honest verdict out — on the spot. No wall of fields, no "we'll call you". The scan is the net and the qualification in one.

Try the live scan →

"Wholesaler, 45 staff, on Exact plus spreadsheets. Growing fast, jamming on inventory. Switch within a year."

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Likely a good fit
Cloud ERP pays off at your size & growth.
✓ Inventory + invoicing in one solves your bottleneck.
✗ On a tight budget it can run pricey — we say so honestly.
Part 3

The ERP example.

Our first entry point — built, not mocked. Site, scan, report and ads, all live and explorable. Then the roadmap.

05 · Our first entry point

ERP that clicks. — built, not mocked.

The first net entry point, live and explorable. One category, proving the whole machine end-to-end before we scale.

The site
Open →
The scan
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The report
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The ads
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06 · Roadmap

One entry point that works, then the flywheel.

P0
Focus

One niche, one country, close to the owned pipeline.

P1
The net

A scan site that pulls in demand with intent.

P2
The intake

AI qualification from visitor to usable lead.

P3
The router

Classify + warm hand-off into owned pipeline.

P4
Resale on

Build the buyer side; the net starts to finance itself.

P5
Expand

More categories, countries, languages — each cheaper than the last.

The bigger picture

One engine. Every category that clicks.

ERP that clicks.
● Live today
CRM that clicks.
Next up
…that clicks.
WMS · HR · BI · per country
06 · The decision

The model is proven. The proof is built. Do we back it?

Everything here is real and explorable today — the brand, the site, the scan, the report, the ads. We've already de-risked the vision.

Explore the site → The scan The report The ads The brand book