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Every offer is written and priced by the person who brings that group together. You send a request, they decide, and payment is only released once it has actually happened.
Someone has the people.
You’ve built relationships with a group of people.
Someone else has something useful for those people.
A product, an idea, an experience, an opportunity.
LemonsLemons helps them find each other.
Create the introduction as an offer someone can book.
You may have spent years building relationships with a group of people.
That relationship has business value.
Not because those people are for sale. Because you can make introductions that matter.
- 01Say who you can bring together.The group, roughly how many, and what they care about. Plain words are fine — we shape it into a clear offer for you.
- 02Say what you can make happen.A dinner, a talk, a workshop, a placement, an introduction.
- 03Set your price.You decide what it’s worth. Change it whenever you like.
- 04Publish it.We put it in front of the businesses that need exactly that group, instead of waiting for them to search. You approve every request.
A good match is good for both rooms.
- Paid for something you already do well.
- Your group meets someone genuinely useful to them.
- No list shared, no contacts handed over, no data sold.
- Every request needs your yes.
- A named group, described honestly — not an audience estimate.
- A real occasion: a room, a session, an edition, a conversation.
- An introduction from the person that group listens to.
- One price agreed up front. Nothing released until it happens.
You describe your group in your own words. Our AI reads every published offer and every business brief and puts the two in front of each other, so a good offer finds its buyer instead of sitting in a directory waiting to be searched for. The AI proposes; people decide — nothing is booked without a yes from both sides.
If you regularly bring a particular group together, this is for you.
- Community builders
- Newsletter writers
- Podcast hosts
- Event organisers
- Professional networks
- Private groups
- Industry communities
- Founders with strong networks
- Membership communities
- Local communities
- Online communities
- Anyone who gathers a specific group
You don’t need a big audience. Twelve people who trust you is a real group.
Need to reach a particular group? Start with someone that group already knows.
- 01Say who you need to reach — or search the open offers.
- 02Read the offer — who attends and what happens.
- 03Book it. Show up. Be useful.
Fair questions
No. A small group with real trust is worth more than a large one without it. Twelve people who take your call is a genuine offer.
No. Most people creating offers are not creators at all — they run communities, networks, events, memberships or simply know a particular professional group well.
No. Nobody buys your list, your members or their data. A business books a specific thing that happens once, with your involvement, on your terms.
You do. You can change it, pause a listing, or decline any request without giving a reason.
A business requests your offer, you approve it, and payment is held until the thing you described actually happens. Then it is released to you.
Your offer becomes discoverable to businesses looking for that group, and our AI actively surfaces it to the ones whose brief matches. You get a notification when someone wants to book, and you decide.
Describe the group and what you normally do with them. We suggest the formats that tend to work for a group like yours and help you word the listing. You can ignore all of it and write your own.
The AI does the searching; people do the deciding. It reads every offer and every brief and pairs them up, then the host approves the request and the business confirms the booking. Nothing happens without both sides agreeing.
You already know who you can bring together.
Now decide what you can make happen.