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Partner Match

Find potential JV and cross-promotion partners in your niche. Tell the tool about your business and what you're looking for — it finds real businesses that could be a fit.

Your Business

Approximate is fine. Just starting out? Leave blank. This calibrates matches to your actual level.
Helps calibrate affiliate and JV recommendations correctly.

What You're Looking For

Select all that apply.
Please select at least one partner type.
If you want partners in specific adjacent niches, list them. Otherwise leave blank and we'll suggest the best fits.

Searching for partners in your niche — this takes 30–45 seconds...

Your Partner Prospects

Verify before you reach out: Business details, list sizes, and contact information may have changed. Check their website, confirm they're still active, and find the right contact person before sending anything.

What to Do Next

1. Add to your Partner Research tab — use "Copy All" to paste into your Partnership Portal spreadsheet. All fields including the first message and contact steps copy over.
2. Research deeper before you reach out — visit their site, subscribe to their newsletter, listen to an episode. Reference something specific when you write to them.
3. Use the Promotion Pack for full outreach sequences — the First Message on each card gets you started; the Promotion Pack tool writes your complete 3-message sequence with follow-ups.
4. Run this again — try different niches, partner types, or target niches to build a bigger prospect list.

A Note on Partner Discovery

No list of names is a guaranteed partnership. JV partnerships are not one-size-fits-all — context, timing, and relationship matter more than a spreadsheet of contacts. This tool gives you a starting point: real businesses that could be a fit based on your niche and offer. But the partnership happens when you show up with curiosity, do your homework, and lead with value.

These two prompts let you go deeper in directions the tool above doesn't cover: mapping a competitor's existing partner network, and finding partners through events and communities. Copy them into ChatGPT or Claude and fill in the brackets.

Prompt 2: Reverse-Engineer a Competitor's Partners

[COMPETITOR OR PEER NAME — e.g. "Amy Porterfield" or "Pat Flynn"] is a well-known business in the [NICHE] space. They've appeared on podcasts, spoken at summits, and done cross-promotions with other creators.

Based on what you know about their public partnerships — podcast appearances, summit lineups, joint webinars, affiliate promotions, or co-created content — who have they partnered with? List every name you can identify, what the partnership looked like, and whether that same person might be a good fit for MY offer: [YOUR OFFER] for [YOUR AUDIENCE].

I'm not trying to copy their strategy. I'm trying to map the network of people who are already open to partnerships in this space. If this person is too niche for reliable data, suggest a better-known competitor whose partnership network I could map instead.

Important: Only include partnerships you're confident actually happened. Do not fabricate names or invent partnership histories.

Prompt 3: Find Partners Through Events and Communities

I'm in the [YOUR NICHE] space and I want to find JV partners by looking at where they already gather.

Find me: (1) virtual summits in [YOUR NICHE] or adjacent niches that have happened in the last 2 years — list the summit name and any speakers you can identify, (2) popular podcasts in this space where guests are often business owners with their own offers, (3) online communities, masterminds, or membership groups where my ideal partners are likely members, and (4) industry events or conferences where speakers and attendees match my partner profile.

My ideal partner serves [YOUR AUDIENCE] and sells something complementary to [YOUR OFFER]. I'm currently [DESCRIBE YOUR STAGE — e.g. "just starting out with a small list" or "established with 15K subscribers" or "scaling with 40K+ and looking for bigger partnerships"] with [YOUR TOTAL AUDIENCE SIZE across email, social, community, etc.].

Important: Only include real summits, podcasts, communities, and events that you're confident actually exist. Do not fabricate event names or speaker lineups. If you're unsure, say so.