SYPHOR · CHARTER
INV · MMXXVI · PRIVATE
Syphor
By private invitation

A private invitation to partner.

Issued to a select few. Not in our navigation. Not on the menu.

If you have this link, we asked. You're seeing it because we'd like to start a different kind of conversation about Syphor and your group — one that begins with partnership, not procurement.

Presented to
[ Recipient Name ]
Issued by
PAUL PERRI · FOUNDER
Issue date
MMXXVI
01 · Why we're talking to you

You're not on the standard funnel.

We don't reach out to many operators this way. The handful we do share a few qualities — meaningful footprint in a market we want to be strong in, a reputation that travels, an operating philosophy that lines up with where Syphor is going.

You wouldn't be a customer. You'd be a founding partner — a name that helps Syphor become what we both want it to become.

02 · What a strategic partnership looks like

Mutual value. Built in writing.

This isn't a vendor relationship and it isn't a sponsorship deal. It's a small set of commitments in both directions, designed so the value compounds for both of us as Syphor grows.

03 · What we'd offer

The package, in plain terms.

  • Custom pricing. Setup fee waived, free first year on the monthly subscription, or a deep founding-partner discount thereafter — terms shaped to the size and complexity of your portfolio. Month-to-month, cancel any time.
  • White-glove onboarding. Our engineering team owns your integrations directly. Every system you run wired in the first 30 days.
  • Logo placement on syphor.com. Featured alongside any other strategic partners. Your name on the wall when buyers are deciding.
  • Co-marketing. A joint case study and a joint announcement at a time of your choosing. You approve every word.
  • Advisor relationship. Formal or informal — your call. Quarterly conversations with the founder about where the product is heading and what your team needs next.
  • Priority on the roadmap. If your operation needs something Syphor doesn't yet do, it goes to the top of the build queue.
04 · What we'd ask in return

Four things — all reasonable.

  • Permission to name you as a strategic partner on syphor.com and in our materials.
  • A formal case study after twelve months. You'll have full control over the content and approval over publication.
  • Reference calls with prospective customers — capped at one or two per quarter, scheduled at your convenience.
  • A quarterly advisor conversation with the founder. Thirty minutes. We learn from you, you steer where we go next.
05 · Why now

This window doesn't last.

We can offer founding-partner terms because Syphor is early. Once we're at scale, the package above stops being a thing we can quietly extend — it becomes a question of fairness to every customer who came in through the standard funnel. Right now, the conversation is open. A year from now, it won't be.

06 · Next step

A 30-minute conversation. That's all.

No deck. No commitment. Bring whoever you want from your team. We'll bring the founder — no SDRs in the room. By the end of thirty minutes, you'll know whether this is something you want to explore further. So will we.

If anything here resonates — or if it doesn't, and you'd like to tell me why — I'd genuinely like to hear it. The first founding partners shape how this whole program looks. Your read on it matters more than any deck I could send you.

— The Syphor team
Toronto, Canada
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