Private B2B introductions

Your next client already needs you. I make the introduction.

Somewhere right now, a business needs exactly what you do, and doesn't know you exist. Hulliz Sourcing finds that business, confirms the need, gets a yes from both of you, then makes one warm introduction. I stay close until the work is actually moving.

I have room for more clients → I need a reliable provider

Both sides say yes first No lists sold One flat fee, in writing Free replacement if it's not a fit

Try it

Has capacity

Wants the intro?

Has a need

Wants the intro?

Introduction emailNot sent

Nothing is written until both sides say yes.

Illustrations, not real clients.

Cold outreach costs nothing now. That's why nobody trusts it. An introduction from someone who has spoken to both sides still works.

If you're here, I probably emailed you first. Fair to be skeptical. Here's exactly what I do, and what I don't.

What you get

Not leads. Not a list. One introduction that's ready to happen.

Most "lead generation" hands you names and hopes. I bring you a business that has already told me what it needs and already agreed to talk to you.

For providers with capacity

Clients who need what you do, at the moment they need it.

A real, current need, confirmed with them first
They've agreed to meet you before you pay anything
I follow up until the first job is booked
A free replacement if it isn't the right fit

One flat fee, quoted in writing first.

I have room for more clients →

For businesses with a need

A vetted provider with room for you, without the search.

Checked to be real, active and available
You hear who it is before your name is shared
No sales calls, no obligation

You never pay a thing.

I need a reliable provider →

How it works

Four steps. Nothing happens until both of you agree, and I don't disappear after.

I spot the need

I research one market at a time and find businesses with a specific, current need.

I check both sides

I confirm the need with them, and confirm the provider is real, active and has room.

Two yeses

Each side hears who the other is and decides. No yes, no introduction.

I introduce you, then follow through

One short email to both of you. I check in on day 3 to make sure you've spoken, and again around day 7 to confirm things are moving. Then I step back.

Why it's different

You've tried the other ways to find clients.

	Lead lists	Appointment setters	Hulliz Sourcing
What you get	Names and emails	Calls with whoever said yes	One introduction to a business with a confirmed need
Do they want it?	Unknown	Sometimes	Yes. They agreed before you're introduced
How you pay	Per list, no matter what	Monthly retainer or per meeting	One flat fee, quoted in writing first
After the introduction	You're on your own	On to the next meeting	I follow up on day 3 and day 7 until it's moving
If it's not right	Your problem	Next month's batch	A free replacement

How I work

Six rules I don't bend.

Both sides opt in

No one is introduced without saying yes first.

Nothing sold in bulk

No lists, leads or contact data. One introduction, checked by hand.

One flat fee, in writing

Quoted before anything happens and paid by the provider. No percentages.

A replacement if it isn't right

Not a fit, or no first job within 14 days of the introduction? I find another at no cost.

Your details stay put

Used only to arrange your introduction. Never sold, never published, deleted if you ask.

The relationship is yours

Once things are moving, you deal directly. I take no cut of your work. Providers agree not to bypass the fee for 12 months.

Fit check

See if I can help, in under a minute.

Got my email? Just reply to it. That reaches me directly.

Or answer three quick questions. Nothing is sent until you send the email yourself, and you can edit the draft first. I reply to every message within one US business day.

Who you're dealing with

"Hulliz Sourcing is new, and I keep it small on purpose. A handful of partners at a time, so every introduction gets my full attention."

Hamza IlegogieFounder, Hulliz Sourcing

Company: Hulliz Sourcing
Legal entity: Hulliz LLC (Wyoming)
Replies: Within one US business day
Profile: LinkedIn ↗

FAQ

Straight answers.

Who pays for the introduction?

The provider who wants the work. If you're the business with the need, you never pay anything.

How much does it cost?

One flat fee, quoted in writing before you agree to anything. It depends on the size of the opportunity, and you'll know the exact number before I share your name with anyone. You can say no at that point with no cost. No percentage of your work, ever.

How do you find the businesses?

From publicly available business information, one market at a time. Then I write to owners directly and check every business by hand before anything goes further. If you'd rather not hear from me, reply "stop" and you won't again.

Do you sell leads or contact lists?

No. You get one introduction to a business that has already said yes to meeting you.

What if it doesn't work out?

If the match isn't a fit, or no first job comes from it within 14 days of the introduction, I find you a replacement at no cost. Full terms are in a one-page agreement you see before paying.

What happens after the introduction?

I don't just send the email and vanish. If you haven't spoken within 3 days, I nudge you both. Around day 7 I check that the first job is booked or on its way. Once it's clearly moving, I step back and the relationship is fully yours.

Which industries do you work in?

I open one market at a time, where a single new client is worth real money to the provider. Tell me what you do and where, and I'll tell you honestly whether I can help right now.

Room for more clients? Or a gap to fill?

If I emailed you, just reply to that email. Otherwise, tell me in two lines what you do and where. I'll tell you straight whether I can help.

Email [email protected] → Take the fit check