
US sales representation
Your US sales team, from day one.
Representation from Connecticut, California and Florida. We find the buyers, book the meetings and report every month. You sign the contracts.
Three US bases
Represented where your buyers are.
Northeast
Connecticut
Between New York and Boston: financial services, insurance, industry and commercial property.
Nearby states highlighted
How it works
Set up once. Then a monthly rhythm.

Step 1 of 4
Set up
Pick the base closest to your buyers. You get a market brief, a target list with named decision-makers, US messaging and a shared pipeline view.
The term
Plan for 3 to 6 months.
Set up
Market brief, target list, messaging
Outreach
Email, LinkedIn, phone, follow-up
Meetings
Booked, prepared, qualified
Pipeline review
Monthly report and call
Illustration of the working rhythm. 3 monthly pipeline reviews over a 3-month term.
Fees
Fixed. Quoted per mandate.
Setup fee
One time: market brief, target list, messaging.
Monthly retainer
Fixed: outreach, meetings, monthly reporting.
Success fee
Optional: per closed deal, if agreed upfront.
Who it fits
Proven at home. Ready for the US.
A product already selling at home
A first US buyer you can name
Someone at HQ to run demos and sign
Fintech, energy, industry, SaaS or consumer
Included
- Outreach with follow-up
- Meetings booked and qualified
- Monthly pipeline review
- All leads and contacts are yours
Not included
- Signing contracts for you
- Legal, tax or licensing advice
- Guaranteed customers
Questions
Do you guarantee new customers?
No. Greatweek commits to the agreed outreach, meetings and reporting. Buying decisions stay with the buyer, and the monthly report shows exactly where the pipeline stands.
Why 3 to 6 months?
Enterprise and industrial sales cycles are long. Pipeline needs several monthly cycles of outreach and follow-up.
Who owns the leads?
You do, throughout and in full at the end of the term.
Do we need a US company first?
Not always. Many companies test US demand before forming an entity. Confirm your situation with a US tax advisor and corporate lawyer.