Steamwire Labs

For advisors

Your clients are getting these emails. Send them somewhere careful.

You are the one they trust. When an offer for their data shows up, give them a safe next step. We are independent. We tell them how we are paid. And the client stays yours.

The email lands on your desk.

A client forwards you an email. An AI firm wants a license to their old emails and tickets. The client asks if it is real. They ask if they should reply.

You don’t want to guess. You don’t want to send them to a stranger, either. So you send them to us.

We talk it through with them. They pay no fee. They send no files and share no logins. Together we map what they have, and what should stay out. They learn who the buyer is and how we are paid before any introduction. Nothing moves until they agree in writing.

Your client gets a clear answer. You keep their trust. See how we help companies.

You hear about it first.

Clients bring these offers to the people they trust. That is you.

  • Accountants and CPAs

    You sit with the books. The owner asks you what their records are worth.

  • Fractional CFOs

    The offer lands in the inbox. You are the one they ask if it is real.

  • IT service providers

    You know which tools the firm runs. You know who would run an export.

  • Venture investors

    It comes up in board meetings. It comes up when you check a deal.

  • M&A advisors

    A license can change what a buyer of the firm gets. So can any exclusive terms tied to it.

  • Insolvency counsel

    A firm that is winding down still owes duties. It owes them to staff, clients, lenders and the court.

Three steps. Your client stays in charge.

  1. 01

    You introduce us

    A warm hello, with your client’s OK. We reach out to no one without your go-ahead.

  2. 02

    We get consent

    Before any buyer, someone who can sign says yes in writing. That yes names the buyer and how we are paid.

  3. 03

    We keep you posted

    You hear where things stand, as far as your client allows.

What we won’t do.

  • Work your client list

    We contact no one you haven’t introduced. We send no bulk email in your name.

  • Push your client

    No figures on a first call. No deadlines. “Not now” is a fine place to end.

  • Surprise anyone

    Your client knows the buyer’s name before any introduction. They know how we are paid, too.

Partner terms are set out in a written agreement.

A note you can forward.

Copy it. Send it. Change the words if you like.

“You may want a straight read on your data before anyone moves a file. If so, I can put you in touch with Steamwire Labs. They are not a buyer. They ask for no fee, no files and no logins before anything is signed. And they tell you how they are paid before any introduction.”