Hyperedge

Get paid for intros you’d make anyway

You’re already in rooms with sales leaders who can’t get their team to use the CRM. Send them to me, and if they become a client you get up to 30% of what they pay for their first year.

They get the problem fixed, and you’re the one who fixed it. No contract and no quota.

Who to intro
If all three are true, send them my way.
✓
A B2B company with a real sales team
Roughly $2M to $20M, a few reps or more. It doesn’t need to be a polished sales org... boots-and-blue-jeans teams are some of the best fits.
✓
A CRM nobody trusts, or no CRM yet
HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive, Zoho, or a pile of spreadsheets. If the CRM is a problem, it’s a fit.
✓
The pipeline lives in someone’s head
Deals go quiet, and nobody can say what happened without asking the founder.
What you’ll hear
About the CRM
  • My CRM sucks.
  • We pay for HubSpot and use it like a contact list.
  • Every rep uses it differently.
  • We don’t really have a CRM. It’s all spreadsheets and inboxes.
  • We moved everyone onto one CRM and half the team barely uses it.
About the numbers
  • I don’t trust the reports coming out of our system.
  • The reports are only as good as what the reps put in, and they don’t put anything in.
  • I can’t forecast. I’m basically guessing.
  • I don’t have a clear picture of what revenue is coming in each month.
About the team
  • I have no idea what my sales team is actually doing.
  • My reps are great in the room and terrible at follow-up.
  • Deals go quiet and I find out a month later.
  • Before every pipeline meeting I’m chasing everyone for updates.
Especially right now

Sales teams trying to figure out how AI actually fits into how they sell. They’re overwhelmed by the AI sales tools out there and don’t know which ones to use or how any of it fits their team. That’s exactly where I come in.

Overwhelmed by AI sales tools Don’t know which tools to pick Tools that don’t talk to the CRM Want AI, don’t know where to start

Hold off on solo operators with no sales team and B2C. Those are a different conversation.

What you earn
Introducer
10%
Send me a name and make the email intro.
Channel
20%
Make the intro, then stay close. Help me understand the account.
Closer
30%
On the calls with me, helping shape the pitch and close it.
What that could look like
Say someone you introduce signs on at $5,000 a month and you’re at the 20% level. That’s $1,000 a month to you for their first year.
Every engagement is sized differently, so treat it as a rough picture, not a promise.
How it works
You hear it
In a meeting, over lunch, in a DM.
Send me their name
Text or email, before the intro. I’ll tell you if they’re already talking to me.
Make the intro
Whenever it makes sense. Use the note below if it helps.
Get paid monthly
For their first twelve months as a client.
An intro you can copy
Hey [Name], I want you to meet Brandon Passley. He sets up AI that keeps a sales team’s CRM up to date without the reps doing data entry. You mentioned [the CRM or AI problem], and he’s who I’d call. Brandon, [Name] runs [Company]. I’ll let you two take it from here.

Know someone? Just send me their name. Want to see what they’d get? hyperedge.studio