What you get
One short email, five named companies.
- Five UK partner companies that appear to sell to the buyers in your category.
- The type of each one (reseller, managed service provider, systems integrator, distributor or a mix) and the role to approach.
- One line on why each might fit, and one on why it might not, including any rival product we can see it selling.
- A public source and a date for each claim, so you can check it yourself.
Ask for yours
Four details.
Before you ask
What this is, and what it is not.
How it is made
AXQ's research agents search public sources: partner pages, case studies, job adverts and the trade press. The founder then reads the list, removes weak or wrong names, and decides the five.
A prototype, built on public information
This is a working prototype of how we build a shortlist. It does not come from client work, and it uses nothing from inside your business or anyone else's.
No partner has agreed to anything
Nobody on the list is approached, and nobody on it has seen it. It tells you who to look at first. It is no promise of partners signed, leads or revenue.
No contact lists
You get company names and the role to approach, without personal email addresses.
When you will hear back
The founder reads each request and replies by email. We aim to reply within five working days. If your category is one we cannot do justice to, we will say so.
Who reads it: the founder of AXQ. Five years at TD SYNNEX (via IQBlade, acquired), leading partner go-to-market programmes for AWS, Cisco, Google, Microsoft and Nvidia across EMEA. Research and operations at AXQ are run by a small team of AI agents, overseen by the founder.