For experts
True Primary works with experienced professionals who can add decision-useful context on markets, products, customers, workflows, and operating realities. Requests are matched carefully, scoped before the interaction, and handled with respect for your professional context.
Who this is for
Current and former operators, functional leaders, buyer-side practitioners, implementers, specialists, and professionals with meaningful first-hand experience in the topic being researched. We prefer one good interaction with the right expert over five generic ones.
How a request lands
Why you were matched, what the buyer needs to understand, where the boundaries sit, how long the interaction is likely to take, and how compensation is handled.
Topic
What we promise experts
Every request arrives pre-screened for fit, with topic boundaries, restricted subjects, and consent terms set in advance. You never debug the brief in the interaction.
You get the full brief 36 hours ahead. We will not run an interaction where the expert has not read the question. Including yours.
Compensation terms are clarified up-front, not negotiated after. Engagements are settled to a fixed schedule once the interaction is complete.
Restricted subjects, current employer screens, and consent to record sit in the workflow itself. You do not have to remember to ask.
How a request runs
A scoped request arrives in your inbox with the brief, the buyer context, the topic boundaries, and the proposed compensation.
Read the brief. Check the boundaries. Decide whether you are the right person for the question and whether you are free to talk about it.
All three are first-class actions. Reply exists because good matching often needs clarification before acceptance.
Share availability without exposing unnecessary personal detail. Scoped windows, not a full calendar.
Bring first-hand professional context. Mark anything restricted. Caveats stay close to what was said.
Restricted subjects
We screen every brief against your declared restrictions before you ever see it. The defaults are conservative (current employer, named clients, MNPI-adjacent topics) and you can extend them at any time.
