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Two ways in, both on this page. Send us a note, and a person reads it before anyone gets on a call, so the call starts with your problem instead of our introduction. Or skip the note and book a call straight away.

Send us a note.

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That doesn’t look like a working address, and it’s our only way back to you.

Spam and bot-written pitches eat up a lot of our time. You’re a real person with a real project, and a link to your LinkedIn or company site is the quickest way to show it. Optional, but it goes a long way, and it gets you a faster reply.

* Nothing sensitive, please: no sensitive code, no credentials, no customer data. Context is enough to start.

Have your own NDA? Send it. We sign reasonable ones.

The questions everyone asks
before they hit send.

Is the thirty-minute call with Innovation Theory a sales call?

No. The thirty-minute call with Innovation Theory is on your problem: no deck, no pitch, no prep. Bring the problem as it is and leave knowing what is worth doing next. If we are not the right fit, we will say so.

What happens after I send Innovation Theory a note?

A person at Innovation Theory reads it before anyone gets on a call, so the call starts with your problem instead of our introduction. The reply comes from phil@innovationtheory.com, usually within two days; add it to your contacts so it doesn’t land in spam.

Do I need an NDA first?

Tick the box on the form and we will send one before you share anything real. Have your own? Send it. We sign reasonable ones.

Is the thirty-minute call the same as the free assessment?

No. The free assessment is Innovation Theory’s written answer about what you have, even if it’s just an idea. The call is for talking first: thirty minutes on a real calendar, with someone who has done this before.