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We fill your calendar.
You close the deals.

What We Do

We find your buyers.
You take the meetings.

Built on the stack you trust

How It Works

01

Define the buyer

Company type, territory, size, and the trigger that says they are in the market now. On paper, before anything is sent.

Who do you actually wantDraft
Commercial property owners and managers
Your city, and the 45 miles around it
Large enough to sign real contracts
A real reason to buy right now
0companies in your territory match
02

Research every one

Who signs, what they run, and what changed. Nobody is contacted until this page exists.

ResearchDeliverable one
RD
Ray Delgado
Director of Facilities · Harborline Property Partners
What they run
Nine commercial buildings, four still on original roofing from 2007
Who decides
Ray scopes and recommends. Ownership signs anything over $50,000
What changed
Two work orders for interior water damage in the last 60 days
Lead with
A free inspection. Not a bid. They are sick of bids
03

Work them on three channels

Email, phone and text, run every day by a rep assigned to your account and nobody else's.

Three channels, at the same timeRunning
EmailSending
PhoneDialing
TextQueued
JK
Jack
Your rep. Your list. Nobody else's.
04

A meeting lands, with a brief

The person, the company, why they are in the market, and what to lead with. You just show up.

BookedConfirmed
Thursday
09
10:00 AM ET
Harborline Property Partners · site walk
Your brief
Who
Ray Delgado, Director of Facilities
Why now
Two water claims in 60 days, insurer flagged the portfolio
Open with
The inspection, not a price

What Qualified Means

A meeting counts only when all five are true. Anything less is not billed.

01

The decision maker is in the room.

02

The company fits the profile we agreed on.

03

The buying trigger is real, and current.

04

They confirmed, and they know what the meeting is about.

05

They show up, or reschedule and show up within fourteen days.

Your Industry

One company per industry, per market. When a territory is taken, it is taken.

Who We Are

A Miami sales firm, built to stay small. Here is what that changes.

STILO AI Partners
Typical agency
A rep on your account, and nobody else's
×A shared caller juggling six clients
Every company researched before anyone is contacted
×The same blast sent to a bought list
Qualified defined in writing before a dollar moves
×Any meeting counts, argue about it later
One company per industry, per market
×Your competitor is also a client
A flat fee per meeting that shows up
×A retainer that arrives either way

Questions

What exactly do I get?

Qualified meetings with the people who sign, on your calendar, each with a brief on who you are meeting and why they are in the market. In week one you also receive the researched list itself: every company in your territory that fits, with the decision maker's name, direct email and direct line. That list is yours to keep.

Who does the outreach?

A rep assigned to your account and nobody else's, working your list daily across email, phone and text. Your team's involvement begins when a meeting is already on the calendar.

How do you charge?

Two components: a setup fee for the build, and a flat fee for each qualified meeting that shows up. No retainer. The exact figures depend on what a new customer is worth in your business, which is what the first call establishes.

What if a meeting does not meet the standard?

Then it does not count. The five-point definition is part of the agreement. Flag a meeting within five business days, and if it falls short of the standard you are not billed for it and we replace it at no cost.

How soon do meetings land?

Week one is the build: buyer definition, list, research, sequences, your rep. Outreach begins at the end of it, and the first meetings typically land in the second and third week. These are considered sales cycles, so we measure across 60 days.

Do you work with my competitors?

No. One company per industry, per market. Your list and your competitor's list would be the same list, so we could not credibly work both. When a territory is taken, it is taken.

Talk to a Partner

Five short questions, then pick a time on the calendar. Fifteen minutes, no obligation.

Step 1 of 6

Where should we send the game plan?

After the call you get a written summary of what we would build for you.

What industry are you in?

What is one new customer worth to you, per year?

Where does new business come from today?

Who owns new business right now?

When do you want meetings on the calendar?

Good. You are exactly who this was built for.

Pick a time that works and we will walk you through the plan for your market.