HopGuides digitises cultural heritage worldwide. You introduce us to the right person, we close the deal — you receive 10% of the contract value.
Apply nowBefore making the introduction, register the contact in our system. The timestamp protects your commission — the first valid registration wins.
One written introduction to the right person: director, curator, board. That's it. We handle the pitch, negotiation and delivery.
Once the contract is signed and the client has paid, you invoice us. Payout within 30 days. No upper limit.
An introducer brings us to the right person. No 'fixing' tenders, no influencing public-sector decisions — that is a legal line we never cross.
Payout only once the contract is signed and the client has paid. No advances — and no cap either.
Timestamp-based attribution prevents every dispute. Registration takes a minute, holds for 90 days and is confirmed within 7 days.
A brokerage agreement with an anti-corruption clause. Every deal must withstand daylight.
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Yes. To receive commission you need a registered business entity (sole trader, ltd. or local equivalent) able to issue an invoice.
The first written introduction between you, the client and us — for a client we did not previously know. That's why registering the lead before the introduction is essential.
The first valid timestamped registration wins. We confirm or decline every registration within 7 days, so there is no ambiguity.
An introduction kit: a 60-second pitch, references and a price range. Everything you need for the introduction — we do not disclose technology or methodology.
Introductions and presentations only. Influencing decisions or public tenders is prohibited and leads to immediate termination of the partnership.
The partnership is governed by a written introducer (brokerage) agreement with an anti-corruption clause and clear attribution rules — a standard finder's-fee structure recognised across the EU. Commission falls due only when both conditions are met: signed contract and received client payment. Agreements are signed electronically with EU-wide legal validity under the eIDAS Regulation (EU) 910/2014 and can be adapted to the law of your member state.