How Kite works

From your goal to
your next introduction.

Kite is an introductions platform. It gets you into phone or video meetings with qualified people who have a reason to do business with you.

Objective → Right People → Introduction

Here’s how it comes together.

The journey / 01

Start with what you want to achieve.

Tell Kite about your business and where you want to go. Bring a clear audience, or let Kite help you work out who to meet.

You don’t need a finished ideal customer profile or a prospect list to begin.

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What would you like to achieve?

I want to meet potential customers in Canada.

Start with the goal
Work out the direction together.

Kite can help identify the ideal profiles and locations to pursue.

One business goal. A place to start.

Your business. Your judgment.

Kite does the legwork.
You stay in control.

See the work.

The people, activity, and conversations stay visible in your workspace.

Keep your judgment.

When a conversation needs a business decision, Kite brings it back to you.

Change direction.

Kite works within your settings and permissions. Step in, change direction, or pause at any time.

Choose your involvement

Hands-on, or handed over.

Free workspace

Use Kite yourself.

Find the right people and manage the conversations yourself. Keep your contacts, conversations, and notes together.

Kite working for you

Let Kite do the work.

Choose how much of your market you want Kite to work each month. Kite finds the right people, handles the conversations, and takes care of getting meetings booked.

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First Win Guarantee

If Kite doesn’t get you a qualified introduction during your first paid month, it keeps working for you at no charge for up to 30 additional days, or until it gets you one.

A little more clarity

Good questions.

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Do I need to know exactly who I want to reach?

You can bring a clear audience, or start with what you want to achieve and let Kite identify the right people from your goal and business context. You don’t need a finished ideal customer profile or a prospect list to begin.

What comes with an Introduction?

The person, their company, why they are relevant, what they expressed interest in, their agreement to talk, the conversation, qualification information, and a next step. Required criteria still to confirm are named for the call; a criterion on record as not met rules the person out. Kite handles meeting booking, with an agreed direct handoff available when preferred.

What do I need before Kite starts work?

Confirm your business context, direction, required criteria, sending setup, and permissions. Review and start the work in Kite. Where booking is part of the handoff, connect the calendar Kite will use. Kite then works within your saved settings and permissions.

Your next conversation starts with a goal

Who could move your business forward?

Find a starting point in Playbooks, or tell Kite what you want to achieve.