From a Go to your first buyers.
We build your entry and we run it: an offer a buyer understands in thirty seconds, content that makes them trust you, and a pipeline of real conversations — under your name, in their market.
- Minimum commitment
- 6 monthsMinimum commitment
- Monthly, plus a commission on the deals we bring
- RetainerMonthly, plus a commission on the deals we bring
- Target accounts, with their decision-makers mapped
- 100–300Target accounts, with their decision-makers mapped
- To answer every reply from a buyer
- 1 dayTo answer every reply from a buyer
What you receive
Positioning and offer
Your offer in the market's language: format, price, terms and an entry offer, tested with five buyers or partners and approved by you.
A visibility kit
A landing page, six to twelve pieces of content and profiles set up for search and AI answers — made in the market by Ad Astra Studio.
A running pipeline
Target accounts, outbound sequences checked by a native speaker, and a CRM — yours, with every contact and every conversation in it.
A monthly review
Accounts touched, replies, meetings, opportunities: what worked, what did not, and what changes next month.
Six months, in four movements
Onboard
Week 1: we start from Orbiter's evidence, or an entry check, and agree month-3 and month-6 targets with you.
Build
Weeks 1–8: positioning and offer approved by you, the first four pieces live, the list and the sequences ready.
Run
Months 3–6: outbound in waves, four to eight warm introductions a month from our people in the market, a visit or a trade fair with meetings booked in advance.
Decide
Month 6: results against targets, every asset handed over, and a recommendation — Settler, three more months, or your own team.
Where you decide
Checkpoints, not surprises
Nothing goes out under your name before you approve it, and the engagement is measured against targets you signed at the start.
- Week 4 — you approve the offer before any message is sent
- Week 8 — ready to launch: content live, contacts checked, CRM running
- Month 3 — traction check: continue, change course, or pause, agreed in writing
- Month 6 — Settler, an extension, or a handover to your team
Your direction changes the method
Europe → India
LinkedIn and WhatsApp first, a warm introduction for every key account, an offer framed in rupees with a lower-entry option, your trademark filed before the brand is promoted — and a visit in month 3 or 4, because Indian buyers expect to meet the founder.
India → Europe
Messages in the buyer's language, checked by a native speaker; a European contact in their time zone; proof first — certifications, EU references, audit readiness; GDPR-compliant outbound, prices in euros and delivery terms made clear.
Questions before you start
Do we need Orbiter first?
No. Without Orbiter, Explorer starts with an entry check in its first week: the decision question, the target market, ten conversations with buyers and a red-flag check. With Orbiter, it starts from Orbiter's evidence: the memo, the model and the shortlist.
What do you need from us?
A decision-maker available one hour a week, access to your brand assets, website, domain and profiles, and six months of budget committed.
How are you paid?
A monthly retainer and a commission on the deals we bring, for six months at least.
Who owns the work?
You do. The CRM, the contacts, the content, the sequences and the collateral are yours, and they are handed over at the end whatever you decide next.
What if it is not working at month 3?
The month-3 checkpoint exists for that. Below half the meetings target, the profile, the message or the channel changes, agreed with you. With no opportunity and no fix, we stop or pause — in writing.
Enter the market under your own name.
Tell us where you are going and what you sell. We will tell you what six months of Explorer would build.