Any potential client that expresses interest in hiring remote developers or buying software services from you, but you cannot or do not want to service them - is IRRELEVANT. Usually clients are irrelevant if their request does not match your skill set, availability, pricing or (expected) client quality. You can send such clients to Aciety (for us to process and qualify them) and get a qualified lead in return.

Almost any leads are ok. We’re doing our qualification before linking them to suppliers. The main requirement is that a client is in contact with you and you connect us directly to them. We generally do not process 'freelance' type of projects (i.e. anything smaller than 5000 EUR).

Our goal is to send you quality matching leads you can actually win. Yet, to manage expectations well, we oblige to send you leads that match your profile, yet are similar in terms of quality to the ones that you pass. In other words, if you send only poor quality leads, we cannot promise you high quality ones in return.

Many providers, when starting cooperation with Aciety, disclose their natural concern over their reputation if sending the lead to Aciety. You can pass the lead without recommendation, which explicitly tells that you are new to our platform and cannot recommend it, yet. As we successfully deliver at close to 100% in projects won, in reality there is nothing to be afraid of. Eventually, most partners end up using the email with recommendation, as it produces higher overall conversion (which grows your internal platform score).

There are two options:
a) sub-contract to Aciety and manage the client yourself (i.e. rent developers from one of our suppliers);
b) simply pass the client to us, but mention such potential. We will match the client to suppliers, who do not provide services that you do and hence when client returns - you won’t need to compete with them.

We provide a lead back in around 95%+ of cases. Some exceptions apply:
a) if the lead is of very low quality (example price research without intent to order), we’ll inform you that lead was not counted as valid (you can track your Lead Scoring in the company dashboard).
b) if you provide a niched service, we may not necessarily have a sufficient stream of projects back for you. In such cases, we simply split the commission 50/50 from leads that you send us.

Absolutely not. We work both with small and big (1000+ developers) suppliers, some of whom have substantial budgets, or overall good reputation / sales personnel. All such companies send good leads on average and expect similarly good leads in return. Leads sent through Aciety Lead Exchange do not differ much in their metrics (length, win rate, budget, pricing, etc.) from the requests we and our suppliers receive using other means.

Yes. You can stack a couple small (ex. 4 x 30 000 EUR) for bigger (ex. 1 x 120 000 EUR). This will be reflected in your Lead Exchange score, which accounts for size of the leads you send and apply to.

Yes. Just inform us about such preference and we’ll split commission earnings for projects won rather than send relevant leads back.

First come first serve basis. The commission (or lead back) is counted only for the first one who sent the lead.

Yes. If you send the lead and are busy in the next 3 months, you can request to prolong the time. We’ll send you the lead back later, when you have sufficient availability.

Absolutely. That’s a preferred way of cooperation - some suppliers include Lead Exchange into their marketing, sales, lead qualification processes and pass their irrelevant lead flows to Aciety. Systematic approach yields way better results, in some cases companies both sending/receiving hundreds of leads via Aciety per year.

a) Sign-up, talk to Aciety manager, sign a contract, fill your profile if you haven’t done it before.
b) When you get an irrelevant lead, pass it to Aciety.
c) Get a lead in return and submit your offer. Optional: talk to Aciety manager to ensure your competitiveness.
d) Win the lead and work directly with the client.