/For agencies
Build with the right three.
Buyers bring us a real project. We introduce each one to the three agencies that fit. If you've shipped AI work we can verify, we'd like to list you.
/How listing works
From application to introduction.
Five steps. A person reads every application, and we publish nothing about you until we approve you.
Apply
Ten minutes. What you've shipped, for whom, where you join a project, and your engagement floor.
We read it
A person reads your application and replies. No bot scores it.
We verify
A thirty-minute call. Then we call your references and check the work you named.
You're listed
Sign one agreement at a standard introduction fee, and your listing goes live, unnamed.
Introductions
A briefed buyer fits your listing. Read the brief, then accept or pass. Accept, and we introduce you.
/What we look for
Depth.Delivery.Discipline.
Every listing earns all three. The floor is two production AI deployments we can check, one reference we can call, and a method you can describe.
Depth
Real technical bench
Engineers and strategists who have shipped AI in production, not a deck and a partnership badge.
Delivery
A record we can verify
Outcomes you can name and references we can call.
Discipline
A serious posture on AI
Evaluation, guardrails, and accountability treated as the work, not bolted on at the end.
The bar is higher than a directory. It has to be.
/What you get
Briefed buyers, three at a time.
Briefed buyers
Every buyer arrives with a Forge Playbook: goals, maturity, timeline, and budget already written down. Your first call is about the work.
Three, not thirty
We introduce each buyer to three agencies. Better fit, a real shot at the engagement, no race to the bottom on price.
A standard worth wearing
We vet every listing and keep it vetted. Yours tells buyers you have depth, delivery, and discipline.
/The fee
A small fee per introduction, only when you accept one.
There's no fee to read a brief and pass on it, no pay-to-rank, and no cut of the engagement. The same buyer meets up to three agencies and chooses between them, so an introduction is a seat at the table, not an exclusive. One fee, for the one you accept, whatever the buyer decides.