One verified identity. Five steps to doing business.
B2B.ID replaces the pitch-and-prove cycle with a B2B ID people can check and act on. Here is exactly what happens, in order.
Your agency
Brand & web studio · b2b.id/your-agency
Taking new clients
Services
Proof
- Case studies
- Verified partnerships
- Client recommendations
Open to
Overflow capacity available
Requests
From B2B ID to business.
- 01
Create your B2B ID
Verify your agency and set up the structured version of what you do.
- Services and specialisms
- Proof: case studies, partnerships, recommendations
- Partner models and availability
- 02
Get found and recommended
Businesses and agencies find you through Find and Recommend Me — based on what your B2B ID shows.
- Search by service, budget range, timeline
- Matched to Recommend Me requests
- No bidding, no paid placement
- 03
Receive structured requests
Request Quote, Introduction, Partnership or Meeting — with the context already attached.
- Scope, budget range and timeline included
- You know who is asking
- Accept, decline or ask a question
- 04
Build partnerships
Set up white-label, delivery and referral relationships once. They keep sending work.
- Request Partnership with the model stated
- Verified on both B2B IDs
- Overflow and referrals have somewhere to go
- 05
Discover opportunities and hire
Respond to structured opportunities and post your own — projects, partnerships, overflow and roles.
- One feed, typed and filtered
- Respond with your B2B ID
- Hire people with verified work
Your B2B ID is the structured, verified version of your agency.
- Describes you in your own words
- No verification a stranger can check
- A form, an inbox, and a lot of silence
- Nothing a partner can act on
Your agency
Verified · Taking new clients
- Verified identity clients and partners can trust
- Structured: services, proof, models, availability
- Actionable: every visitor can send a real request
- Portable across every B2B.ID network
Found by fit. Contacted with context.
Step 1
A business needs an agency
They search by service, budget range and timeline — not by who ranks for a keyword.
Step 2
They find your B2B ID
Services, proof, partner models and availability — structured so fit is obvious.
Step 3
They send a structured request
Scope, budget range and timeline arrive together. No discovery call to find out.
- Scope
- Rebrand + new site
- Budget
- Range included
- Timeline
- Kick-off in 6 weeks
Step 4
You respond from a position of trust
You already know it fits. The conversation starts at scope, not at ‘who are you?’
Every interaction on B2B.ID is one of four structured requests.
Request Introduction
Ask to be introduced — or introduce a client to a partner — with context attached. The receiving side knows who, what and why before replying.
Request Quote
Scope, budget range, timeline and desired outcome, sent to your B2B ID. You respond with a proposal or a clarifying question.
Request Partnership
Propose a white-label, delivery, referral or overflow relationship with the model, services, expected volume and working rules stated up front.
Request Meeting
A time-boxed conversation with the agenda set. Used for scoping, interviews and partnership discussions.
Partnerships are verified relationships, not favours.
What ‘verified’ means on B2B.ID.
Verified identity
A real business, checked once, trusted everywhere on B2B.ID.
Case studies
The work itself — attached to the services you actually sell.
Verified partnerships
Agencies you actually work with, confirmed on both sides.
Recommendations
From clients and partners with a B2B ID of their own.
Start at step one.
Create your B2B ID. The rest follows from what you put on it.
Takes a few minutes. Your B2B ID works across every B2B.ID network.