I have spent over a decade selling B2B software, and I keep seeing the same pattern. A business leader goes looking for software, lands on a website, fills in a form, and before they know it they are sitting through endless sales pitches, discovery calls, and random follow-up calls. People chasing them for more information without ever being upfront about what it is actually going to cost, or genuinely working through what they need.
That is the problem I am trying to solve with an idea called BriefMatch. You describe a software problem in plain English, get matched with vendors who genuinely fit, see real pricing up front, and decide who to talk to. On your terms.
Before I build any more of it, I want to understand how people like you actually buy software today. That's it. No pitch, no follow up sales call. Just a handful of honest questions.
We will only ever share your details with a vendor once you are ready to speak to them, on your terms. Nothing happens without your say so.
If you'd rather just chat for 15 minutes, reply to my message instead. If this is easier, the form below takes about two minutes.
Answer what's relevant. Skip what isn't. Takes about two minutes.
This helps more than you'd think. If you said yes to a call, I'll be in touch. Otherwise, I'll keep you posted on what we build.