You get direct, undivided time with Executives who would otherwise be behind gatekeepers, and every dollar you spend generates real charitable impact rather than disappearing into a CRM. For enterprise sales teams, one meaningful conversation with the right leader is worth more than dozens of cold emails that never get read. `[TEAM: strengthen with a concrete outcome once one is publishable]`

Companies with a genuine offering for enterprise or upper mid-market buyers, where the deal size justifies executive-level meetings and where a warm first conversation meaningfully changes the sales cycle. If your average contract value is above `[TEAM: threshold, e.g. $50k]` and your sales cycle involves multiple decision-makers, meetmagic is likely a fit.

Companies looking for lead volume, transactional products with short sales cycles, or anyone hoping to run generic pitches. Executives can tell within two minutes, and poor feedback affects your access to future meetings.

`[TEAM: fill with a real number if you have one — average pipeline generated, meeting-to-opportunity conversion, revenue attributed. Even one credible metric changes this answer from marketing to evidence. If the platform is too early for hard numbers, replace with qualitative signals: 3-4 sentences describing the kinds of outcomes Partners report.]` `[CRITICAL]`

Executives on meetmagic are director-level and above at organisations across `[TEAM: focus industries]`, primarily in Australia and New Zealand with a growing presence in Singapore, the UK, and the US. Company sizes range from mid-market to enterprise, weighted toward `[TEAM: dominant size band]`. `[VERIFY]`

Show up on time, have done basic research on the Executive and their company, and treat the conversation as a conversation rather than a demo. Executives are giving you time you didn't have to earn. Respect it.

Specific, relevant, and short. The best meetings start with what you've noticed about the Executive's business and end with a clear question about whether the problem you solve is one they care about. Personalisation in the request itself is what earns the acceptance in the first place.

Generic decks, product tours, and anything that could have been sent as an email. Executives who feel their time was wasted don't accept follow-ups and rate meetings honestly, which affects your standing on the platform.

Yes. You can attach a short brief to your meeting request, and after the meeting you can share follow-up materials through the platform. `[VERIFY attachment mechanics and file size limits]`

Yes, if the Executive agrees. Keep the number of Partner-side attendees small — usually one or two people — so the conversation stays focused. `[VERIFY policy]`

Executives rate meetings after they happen on relevance, respect for their time, and overall quality. Your rolling rating is visible in your account. Higher-rated Partners get better acceptance rates on future requests. `[VERIFY rating dimensions and consequences]`

A single poor rating is normal — not every meeting is a fit. A pattern of poor ratings triggers a review of your account, and we'll reach out to discuss what's happening. Sustained poor performance results in account suspension. `[CRITICAL — Partners need to know the rules and Executives need to know feedback matters. State the specific escalation path.]`

meetmagic does not access or store meeting content. Any materials you share directly with an Executive are governed by the arrangement between you and them, and we recommend using an NDA where confidentiality matters. `[VERIFY approach — enterprise Partners will read this carefully]`

The first meeting must go through meetmagic. After that, if both parties want to continue directly, they can. If either party prefers to stay on the platform, subsequent meetings can be booked with credits and donations. `[POLICY — must match the "after the first meeting" answer in Meetings, verbatim]`

Write the request as if the Executive is the only person you're sending it to. Personalisation, specificity, and a clear reason it's worth their time consistently outperform volume. A short, well-researched request beats a long, generic one every time.