
Gordon
- Account
- Verified
- Audience
- Not screened yet
- Delivery
- No deals yet
- Standing
- New
- Rate
- On request
- Last check
- 2026-09-09
Crypto partners, checked by hand. You pay only when they say yes.
This industry left verification and went back to trust. DMs, handshakes, "sent ser" — nothing checked, nothing scored, nothing that follows you to the next deal. We put the checking back. Influencers first; market makers and exchanges next.
A platform of influencers is what we built first, not what we are for. The thing that costs projects money every week is that nobody verifies anybody before the money moves — not the creator, not the desk holding your liquidity, not the person quoting you a listing. Each of these is the same job, one layer further down.
The people who post about your launch
For projects buying reach, and for creators tired of being sold without being asked.
NextThe people who hold your liquidity
For teams about to hand a token loan to someone they met three weeks ago.
Published terms openThe venues that decide who gets listed
For projects being quoted six figures by someone who may not work there.
Each card shows what we verified and on what day, and opens into the full record behind it. The link goes to their real profile, so you never take our word for who someone is. Last re-check: 2026-09-09.
24 listed · 6 of 30 seats still open
























We ask people one at a time, and only publish the ones who say yes. Missing someone you need? Name them and we will go and ask.
Name someoneThe whole idea
An introduction is an introduction, not a promise that anyone will post. We ask on your behalf, we come back with the real answer, and a no costs you two working days and nothing else.
Browse the partners and tell us who fits what you are launching. Browsing is free and stays free.
We take your brief to them in your words and come back with the answer either way, within two working days. An introduction is exactly that — not a guarantee. No partner here owes a project anything, and you are charged nothing for a refusal.
Scope, deadline, price, and what counts as delivered, on one sheet both sides sign. The intro fee applies from their acceptance, never before it.
Link, timestamp and screenshot for each deliverable, collected in one pack. We invoice after that, not before.
Nothing is charged until the person on the other side has said yes.
Start a deal
A platform is only worth what its worst entry is worth. These five are done for every name, and redone while the name stays up — the last three feed the score on every card.
Every card links to exactly the handle printed on it, built from that handle rather than typed in. A near-identical lookalike cannot be slipped in behind a familiar name.
◈ A card whose link does not match its own handle cannot be published.
A suspended profile still answers like a healthy one, so a status check proves nothing. We read the page itself, and we re-read it for every listed handle.
◈ The date of the last check is printed on the record.
When you want an introduction we go and ask on your behalf, in your words, and come back with the answer either way. Nobody here is under obligation to a project, so a no is a real possibility and we say so up front.
◈ You hear back within two working days, yes or no.
At the introduction they open their own analytics for you: real reach, real geography, real replies. That is the version worth judging, and it comes from the person you are about to work with.
◈ Shown to you before you agree anything, not quoted at you beforehand.
After a campaign we compare what the posts actually did against what was agreed, and that comparison arrives with the invoice.
◈ One sheet per campaign: promised, delivered, difference.
Campaign ops is optional and priced separately. Skip it and you get the introduction and the terms; take it and you never chase a deadline again.
One page: what you are launching, what a post must say, what it must never say, and the date.
Scope, deadline, price, and what counts as delivered — on one sheet, before anything goes up.
Link, timestamp and a screenshot for each deliverable, collected by us and sent as one pack.
You do not send the reminder. If a post slips we tell you the same day, before you notice it yourself.
After the proof pack, never before. You pay the KOL directly; our fee is a separate line.
It is in the terms up front: what happens, and what you get back. No argument after the fact.

$250 – $750
A flat fee when you ask us to introduce you to a partner. One fee per introduction, agreed before we send it.
Charged when the KOL accepts the introduction, not when you ask.
12 – 15%
Of the campaign budget, on deals we close for you. Agreed in writing before the campaign starts.
Invoiced with the campaign, after both sides sign the terms.
Custom
Optional, and built around your launch: we write the brief, hold the deadlines and collect proof of every post. Skip it and you run the campaign yourself.
Package price, quoted per campaign and agreed before anything starts.
Free
Partners never pay to be on this platform. If that ever changes it will be an optional featured slot, and it will say so on the card.
Now and at launch.
You pay the KOL directly and our fee arrives as a separate line, so you always see what goes to whom. Every rate on this platform is quoted on request — we publish no one's price for them.
Impersonated handles, suspended accounts still being sold, bought followers priced as reach, paid-then-no-post, and the post that quietly disappears at midnight. Each one has an answer here, and each answer is written down before you spend anything.
This is not theory. Of the last 24 handles put to us, 7 did not survive the check — 2 suspended, 5 gone from X entirely. On an ordinary list all 7 would have shipped to a client.
A near-identical handle, the same picture, one letter different. The DM comes from the copy and the payment goes nowhere near the real person.
◈ Our answerEvery card links to the exact profile it belongs to, and a card whose link does not match its handle cannot be published. Compare the handle character by character before you pay anyone — here or anywhere.
The account is gone but the middleman keeps selling posts on it. X answers HTTP 200 on a suspended profile, so a naive check sees nothing wrong.
◈ Our answerWe read the page content, not the status code, and the date of the last check is on the record page.
A six-figure count, engagement from the same forty accounts, and a price based on the number.
◈ Our answerWe publish no counts at all, so there is no number here to inflate. At the introduction they open their own analytics for you — read the audience geography and the replies, never the total.
No, and we will not pretend otherwise. We take your brief to them and come back with their answer, either way, within two working days. They are free to decline — nobody on this roster owes a project anything. What we guarantee is the asking, the honest answer, and that you are not charged for a no.
The platform is a directory of public accounts, and every card links straight to the profile so you can judge it yourself. We ask the person for permission at the moment it matters — when a project actually wants to reach them. Anyone can have their card taken down the same day they ask.
Because every one of them has been read and checked by a person, and that takes time. A list of five hundred scraped handles is easy to make and worth nothing — half of them are dead, sold on, or a letter off. We would rather show you an open seat than a name we cannot stand behind.
We tell you the same day and suggest someone who fits. You pay nothing — the intro fee only applies once they have accepted. A refusal costs you two working days and no money.
An agency sells you its whole book and takes a cut of the talent. We ask permission per introduction, publish only what we can show you the reason for, and take our fee from the project side only. Small on purpose.
Yes, and that is the normal way in. Tell us who you want to reach and what you are launching; you get a written answer within two working days, with names, a route and a price. Nothing is charged before you say go.
That is why the work is sloppy. Nothing happens when someone does not deliver, so people stopped delivering. Every deal that runs through us writes an outcome to the partner's record: terms met, terms missed. The next project sees it before they commit.
People keep agreements when breaking them follows them around.
Every partner listed today reads New, because no deal has run through this platform yet. That is a blank history, not a penalty — and it is the honest starting point rather than a badge we handed out.
Some of these you can start today — they are marked open. The rest are not here yet, so none of them are described as if they were: each is a list you can put your name on, with the place it stops written next to the part it does.
Wallet ↔ account proof
One week, one price, one plan
Someone who runs it for you
Briefs, without the DMs
Payment released against delivered proof
The people who hold your liquidity, checked
Listing terms in the open
For exchanges: put your venue on the roster
See the group behind the account
Tell us who you need, before the edition opens
Send the names and the launch date. You get a written answer within two working days: who said yes, who passed, and what it costs.