Meet the technology and security buyers you can't reach anywhere else.
DoGood books you 1:1 meetings with senior technology and security leaders who opted in, qualified to your ICP, with their name and contact in hand. No no-shows you paid for. Just conversations with people who can actually buy.
CIOs, CISOs, CTOs, and the VPs and Directors of infrastructure, engineering, data, and security under them.
You've tried everything to get in front of these buyers.
Ads they don't click. Emails they don't open. Events that cost a fortune and fill your pipeline with people who were never going to buy. The technology and security leaders who control the budget have never been harder to reach. What still earns their time is a conversation they chose: an initiative they told you about, a pitch they read, and a meeting they asked for.
Every DoGood meeting is a named buyer who chose you.
technology and security leaders join DoGood and tell us the initiatives they're working on. When your solution fits, they opt in to meet you and answer your qualifying questions and an intent survey. You get a real 1:1 with a decision-maker who agreed to the conversation, matched to the ICP you set.
You walk in already knowing their environment, their timeline, and where they stand. Full name, title, company, contact, yours from the moment you accept and yours for as long as the deal takes.
Decision-maker is meant literally: 89% of members hold a Director title or higher, and 50% are at organizations of 5,000 employees or more.
This is the demand on DoGood right now.
A sample of what senior technology and security leaders told us they're working on. Once you're matched, each one is a named buyer with full contact detail. (Identities withheld here, shown to partners on match.)
Find out whether your buyers are in here.
Tell us who you are trying to reach. We will tell you honestly whether the member base covers it, and where it is thin.
Narrow targeting is welcome. A tight ICP is exactly where coverage either holds up or does not, so it is the case most worth checking first. You get the read either way, before you build anything.
- Seniority
- 89% Director or above
- Company size
- 50% at 5,000+ employees
- Community
- 5,000+ members
Member community as of August 2026. 75% technology, 25% security. 89% are at organizations of 750 employees or more.
Leaders opt in to your pitch, not just your name.
You build a full profile in the portal. When a leader is a fit, they review the whole thing and decide whether to meet you. That's why the people who opt in already understand what you do and why it matters to them.
Your ICP and qualifying questions
Set the titles, company profile, and buying-intent questions that define a fit. Only leaders who match, and answer, reach you.
Your overview and elevator pitch
The short version of who you are and the problem you solve. It is the first thing a leader reads when deciding whether to opt in.
Your product use cases
The concrete jobs you get done, in the leader’s language, so the people who opt in already see where you fit their environment.
Your customer examples and case studies
Proof from teams like theirs. A leader reads your customer results before deciding whether to meet you, so the ones who opt in already believe you can do the job.
You control the fit, and you only pay for what happens.
Pay per completed meeting.
You are charged only when a meeting actually happens. Meetings are invoiced after they take place, never before.
No charge for no-shows.
If a booked leader does not show, you do not pay for it.
You approve every match.
See who you would meet and why they matched. Accept or decline each one before anything is booked.
No minimums, ever.
You agree to a per-meeting price once, then take only the meetings you want. No volume commitment, nothing to re-sign.
Change anything, anytime.
Update your ICP, messaging, and questions yourself in the portal. No relaunch, no waiting on us.
Live the same day you submit.
Submit your targeting and messaging, and first positive responses typically land within about a week.
See the per-meeting range, what is billable, and the questions your finance team will ask, including the questions your finance team will ask.
2×
the deal size of cold outreach. Half their DoGood meetings became real opportunities
“It almost feels like less selling. More conversation.”
Read the story~$1M
in pipeline from a single campaign
“Of all the meeting services, DoGood has been the one with the most transparency, the most visibility, and the most willingness to work with us.”
Read the storyThree sellers, three accounts they had not been able to open.
“DoGood has repeatedly connected me with high level individuals who are open to sharing their challenges and wishing to learn about my company’s potential way of solving them. This has helped me not only triangulate, validate, and gain insightful information about the account, but also to open new pipeline opportunities.”
Paul Buote Jr., Strategic Account Manager, Docker “Since using DoGood, we have managed to break into some big accounts. It’s put us in front of some really large enterprises that might not have heard of us or given us the time of day.”
Amber Lopez, Sr. BDR, Opsera “The pre-meeting information gathered on the Member served well for research before the call to bring a strong POV, and as a helpful guide for a great conversation. We are moving to a demonstration and likely a POC from here.”
Daniel O’Brien, Sales Executive, Blackbird.AI
Who am I actually meeting, and what do I know before I say yes?
A named buyer. Before you accept, you see their name, title, and company, their own answers to your qualifying question, their stated interest, and the stage their project is at. You keep the contact and can follow up for as long as the deal takes.
Will your network actually have my buyers?
You define the ICP, titles, company size, industry, named accounts, or a mix, and add your own qualifying question on top. A member only becomes a meeting when they match your criteria, answer your question, and you choose to accept. If a match is not right, you decline it at no cost. Narrow targeting is welcome.
Can I run this alongside my existing channels and reps?
Yes. Different members, different reach. It stacks on top of your outbound, ads, and events. Give DoGood an exclusion list of accounts you are already working, and those stay out of your matches.
Do you have proof this works?
Yes. Clarity converts about half of their DoGood meetings into opportunities at roughly double their typical deal size, and Fable generated close to seven figures in pipeline. Both sides describe fewer, sharper conversations, because the buyer opted in.
What does it cost, and how does pricing work?
You agree to a per-meeting price once, then take only the meetings you accept. No minimum, no volume commitment, no automatic renewal, and meetings are invoiced after they take place. The price itself comes on a call rather than off a web page, because a per-meeting number tells you nothing until you know who you would be meeting. How pricing works walks through the full mechanics.
What if a meeting is a no-show or a bad fit? Am I still charged?
No. You are billed only for meetings that actually take place. No-shows and cancellations are not charged, and if a meeting turns out off-target or the buyer will not genuinely engage, it is credited back. The downside is capped by design.
How fast can we launch?
Same day, once your ICP, messaging, and qualifying question are in. First positive responses typically land within about a week, and DoGood escalates stalled requests after about two weeks so nothing sits.
Can I change my ICP, messaging, or qualifying question after launch?
Yes, and you do it yourself. Change your ICP, messaging, qualifying question, or any other detail anytime in the partner portal, with no relaunch and no waiting on us. Loosen your targeting for more volume or tighten it for more precision as you learn what converts.
What if the meetings do not convert right away?
Every meeting is a named buyer and contact you keep, so you can pick the thread back up on your own timeline. Leaders re-confirm intent before the call, so you are meeting someone with a live initiative and a project stage they told you themselves.
Do you use a rev-share or pay-on-close model?
No. DoGood is pay per completed meeting, not commission or rev-share. The model is built around compensating the buyer's time, which a pay-on-close structure cannot support.
Build your profile and set the ICP you want to meet.
Sign up, tell us who you sell to, and members review your profile before they opt in to meet you.