Companies meet the companies they need
List what you offer and what you need. A partner of the House reads every application and, where two companies fit, proposes an introduction to both. Names are shared only when both sides agree. Companies matching with companies: any company, any country, any sector.
Five minutes to apply · reviewed by a partner · no cold pitchingFour steps, handled by people
Every step below is done by a partner of the House, not by software. The House also runs the deal if you ask it to.
Company, contact, what you offer, what you need, with a few lines in your own words. Your application is received by the House.
A partner of the House reads your application and checks your company within two working days. If anything is unclear, the partner writes to you.
When the partner sees a company that fits, each side receives a short, anonymised description of the other by email. Accept or pass. Nobody learns a name until both agree.
Once both sides agree, the partner introduces you to each other by email, with the House in copy. From there the conversation is yours.
Providers the House vouches for
Separate from matching: a short register of verified providers with a referral agreement in place. Introductions go through the House and are free to you.
AstroLabs
Company formation & expansion · Riyadh · DubaiCompany formation, MISA licensing, coworking and expansion support in Saudi and the UAE.
astrolabs.com · visit · information only; contact goes through the HouseThe House may receive a referral fee. Introductions are free to you.Tandem
Learning & development · Dubai · RiyadhLeadership programmes and e-learning for teams in the Gulf.
tandemme.com · visit · information only; contact goes through the HouseThe House may receive a referral fee. Introductions are free to you.Kairo
Creative, data-driven communication · Riyadh · DubaiBrand, campaigns and content for companies launching in the region.
kairo.me · visit · information only; contact goes through the HouseThe House may receive a referral fee. Introductions are free to you.An example card
An illustration of the format only. It does not describe a real member, and names are shared only after both sides agree.
A German logistics & industrial company (51–250 staff) offering manufacturing capacity and engineering & design, looking for distribution & sales channel and local partner / sponsor.
Free now, and after 2026
Listing, match cards, register search, introduction requests, the NDA and check-ins are free for every company. House Members also get the House's shortlist and introductions. Companies that join before 31 December 2026 keep the Founding Member badge.
The trade-offs, stated
- No cold pitching. You cannot message a company that has not accepted you. The register lets you request an introduction; the other side still decides.
- No success fee unless the House runs the deal. Introductions are free of commission. A fee exists only when you ask for Deal Support and a partner takes the introduction to signature. One payer per deal, disclosed to the other side.
- No names before a mutual accept. This slows the first contact by a day or two. It also means nobody on the register is harvested.
- No guarantee of a match. A narrow need in a small register may score nothing for weeks. We tell you that on your profile rather than pad the list.
Before you join
Any company, from any country, in any sector. The only requirements are a working website, a company email address on that domain, and a description of at least eight words. Free-mail addresses are held for review.
Before both sides agree: your country or Saudi city, sector, size band, what you offer and what you need, and why the partner thinks you fit. Never your name, website or contact.
A partner of the House reads each application and compares what one company needs with what another offers, in both directions. There is no automatic scoring.
No. Saudi Arabia is the House's home ground, but a German and an Egyptian company can be introduced on their own merits.
The partner sends one email to both contacts, with names and emails, and the House in copy. From there the conversation is yours.
Only if you ask for Deal Support and a partner runs the deal. Then a retainer plus a success fee of 2–5% of first-year value, paid by one side and disclosed to the other. Introductions themselves are never commissioned.
Ready when you are
Five minutes to list what you offer and what you need. A partner reviews it within two working days.
Confidential · With no obligation