Qualified investors, delivered as dossiers.

Or you don't pay

A dossier that misses a single gate is rejected at your discretion, replaced or refunded. That is the whole standard.

Tiered 1–3 on licence depth, filing volume and jurisdiction spread.

Caribbean CBI, EU residency, Gulf golden visas, APAC investor routes.

CBI, RBI, golden visa, digital-nomad, investor, startup, retirement.

A qualified lead goes to one client. We never resell the same dossier.

You shouldn't have to. That's why the pilot exists: no retainer, no term, and you reject any dossier that misses a gate at no cost. The risk of me being new sits on my side of the table, where it belongs. Judge the first dossier, not my founding date.

Founder and operator networks, digital-asset and startup communities, private events, and targeted outbound to people whose circumstances suggest a mobility need — a token unlock, an exit, a tax-residency change. Every dossier names the channel the person came from, so you can see the pattern rather than take my word for it.

Every lead is opt-in with a timestamped consent record you receive with the dossier, and data is handled on a GDPR basis with deletion on request. I collect documents to help your desk start, not to replace it — I don't give immigration advice, don't hold client money, and don't represent your firm. Your KYC and AML process stays entirely yours.

No. A dossier is delivered to exactly one firm and never resold — it's written against your mandate, so it wouldn't be much use elsewhere anyway. I also cap how many firms I serve per mandate profile, which is the real reason pilot slots are limited rather than a scarcity tactic.

It's priced per accepted dossier, scaled to your programme ticket — a Caribbean CBI lead and a Malta CBI lead carry very different economics, so a single public price would be dishonest. You get a fixed number on the mandate call, locked for the pilot, and you only pay for the dossiers you accept.

Within seven days of the mandate call, and the full pilot inside fourteen. If a mandate is unusually narrow — one jurisdiction, one nationality band, a very high minimum — I'll tell you on the call that it will run slower, before you commit to anything.

Yes, and it's often the cheapest place to start. I run your dormant enquiries through the same five gates and return dossiers on the ones that survive. Firms are usually surprised by how much filable business is already sitting in their CRM untouched.