A better way to reach the right person
Professional outreach has become strangely difficult.
Businesses have more tools than ever for finding prospects, generating leads and sending messages at scale, yet reaching one particular person with one genuinely relevant proposition can be harder than it was twenty years ago.
That is the problem Pryorify was designed to solve.
Finding contact details should not be the job
We run businesses ourselves, and we help other companies market theirs. Again and again, we found that some of the most time-consuming work in B2B outreach had almost nothing to do with the proposition itself.
It was finding a usable way to reach somebody.
Professional email addresses are increasingly difficult to locate. Businesses understandably protect staff details from automated scraping, spam and mass marketing databases. Privacy legislation and changing data practices have made responsible prospecting more complicated. Many companies now publish only generic contact forms or central inboxes.
None of this is unreasonable.
The unfortunate consequence is that even when you have done your research and know exactly who you would like to speak to, actually reaching that person can become an exercise in detective work.
Pryorify removes that part of the process.
You do not need to obtain, scrape, purchase or guess somebody's private contact information. If they are available through Pryorify, you can approach them through the platform.
Cold outreach became a numbers game
The traditional response to falling reply rates has been to send more.
More emails. More LinkedIn messages. More automation. More follow-ups. More variations of the same sales pitch.
That has created the very problem outreach tools were supposed to solve.
The people everybody wants to reach now receive an extraordinary volume of unsolicited communication. Genuine proposals compete with poorly targeted campaigns, automated sequences and messages sent to thousands of people at once.
A thoughtful approach from a small company can therefore disappear beside a hundred messages beginning with roughly the same promise to "transform", "scale" or "10x" somebody's business.
We wanted to build something around the opposite idea.
Send fewer messages. Choose the right people. Give the enquiry a reason to be considered.
LinkedIn is useful, but attention is scarce
LinkedIn remains one of the most useful professional networks in the world, but it has also become one of the busiest places to conduct sales outreach.
For many decision-makers, the problem is no longer whether somebody can contact them. It is whether they have any reason to open the message.
An InMail from somebody with a genuinely relevant opportunity can look almost identical to an InMail generated by an automated prospecting campaign.
Pryorify creates a different signal.
Ordinary cold outreach is cheap and abundant, so a recipient has no way of telling a real opportunity from another generic pitch. A Pryorify enquiry costs the sender something before it is even opened, which is a fact the recipient can see.
That does not guarantee a deal, nor should it.
It simply gives a serious approach a better chance of being treated seriously.
What people use it for
The common denominator is simple: you genuinely need one particular person to consider something.
That might be pitching a business opportunity, approaching an investor, proposing a partnership, making a sales enquiry, approaching somebody about a role, inviting them onto a project, proposing charitable involvement, discussing licensing, or putting a media enquiry to a journalist or creator.
You are not buying agreement and you are not buying a meeting. You are buying the chance for a serious enquiry to receive proper consideration and a substantive answer. A considered no is still a real result, and usually more useful than silence.
What Pryorify is
Pryorify is not an email database and it is not a mass outreach platform.
It is professional access: a designated front door for approaches somebody would otherwise have no reasonable route to make.
Senders search for people they genuinely want to reach. Contacts decide whether they want to make themselves available. Enquiries are screened before reaching them, and Pryorify takes the payment only when the contact provides a considered response within 72 hours. The contact's share then sits in their Pryorify balance, ready to withdraw whenever they connect their payout details.
The aim is not to help businesses contact more people.
It is to make contacting the right people more worthwhile.
Built by Posh Tonic
Pryorify is a Posh Tonic initiative.
We built it because we encountered the same problem repeatedly across our own businesses and client work. We could identify companies, partners, buyers and decision-makers who were genuinely relevant to what we were offering, yet the mechanism for approaching them had become increasingly inefficient.
At the same time, we were receiving the other side of that system ourselves: irrelevant sales emails, automated LinkedIn pitches and outreach from people who had plainly never looked at what our businesses actually did.
Pryorify grew out of the belief that those two problems are really the same problem.
The professional internet made everybody reachable.
It did not make everybody's attention unlimited.
What Pryorify is for, and what it is not for
Pryorify handles cold approaches aimed at a person: pitches, sales outreach, recruiter messages and requests to pick your brain. That is the traffic we exist to price.
It is not a channel for your real business enquiries. Customers, clients, suppliers, partners and applicants to a role you advertised carry on reaching you through your own channels, free of charge, exactly as they do now. Creating a profile redirects nothing, blocks nothing and never shows your email address.
There is also no ongoing conversation here. One enquiry, one considered reply, and the two of you carry on privately if you both want to.
Why Posh Tonic handles payments
Because Pryorify is a Posh Tonic initiative, payments are processed through Posh Tonic's official Stripe infrastructure.
This keeps payment processing within an established business account and allows Pryorify to concentrate on the marketplace itself: connecting people with relevant opportunities while making professional attention something that is respected rather than taken for granted.
What we charge
Pryorify keeps 10% of a completed enquiry, and nothing else. Most platforms and agencies take 10 to 20%. We would rather charge as little as we can and still run the service properly.
Card-processing and payment-provider conversion costs come out of that 10%. A sender pays exactly the price on the page, with nothing added on top, and the recipient receives 90% of it whatever the payment cost us.
See pricing and fees for a worked example.