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Compensated Expert Sessions

Thirty minutes with the operators you can't get on a call.

Wavelength runs a compensated panel of senior practitioners in property management, senior living, and healthcare operations. Product teams pay per qualified session delivered — no retainer, no ramp, no headcount.

Pilots start at ten sessions. Every participant knows who you are before they book.

$0 until delivered

You pay per qualified session completed — never for activity, lists, or effort.

100% disclosed

Every participant knows the vendor's identity before booking. No blind calls, ever.

In writing

Title, scale, and vertical agreed at signing. A session either meets the definition or it isn't invoiced.

Replaced free

Any session that misses a single criterion is replaced at our cost, no questions.

How it works

Pay for delivered conversations, not activity.

Expert networks bill hours. Agencies bill retainers. A BDR bills a salary before the first meeting exists. Wavelength inverts the model: the unit you buy is the conversation itself.

STEP 01

Define the seat

Title band, company scale, vertical — agreed in writing before anything is sent. Your customers and open opportunities are excluded from day one via suppression list.

STEP 02

We recruit from the panel

Senior operators accept a 30-minute product feedback session. They know who you are before they book, and they're compensated for their time whether or not anything comes of it.

STEP 03

Verified, then invoiced

Each session is checked against the written definition — title, scale, vertical, attendance. Misses are replaced free. You see name, title, and company before every call.

Session standards

"Qualified" is a contract clause, not a vibe.

Most meeting vendors define quality after the invoice. We define it before the first email is sent — in language specific enough to be checked, line by line, for every session delivered.

Compensation is for a participant's time and candor — never their endorsement, and never contingent on outcome. Vendor identity is disclosed before booking. That structure is what makes this research.

  1. Title. President, C-level, EVP/SVP/VP, or a director who actually carries the budget.
  2. Scale. Sized to your market — units under management, communities, or sites, agreed per engagement.
  3. Vertical. On the target list fixed at signing, not decided after the fact.
  4. Attendance. Joined and stayed 25+ minutes of the 30.
  5. Net-new. Not a current customer, not an open opportunity — enforced against your suppression list.
  6. Attested. Participant confirms they may accept compensation and knew the vendor's identity before booking.
  7. Documented. Feedback form completed after every session.
Who it's for

Two sides, one standard.

For product & GTM teams

A marketing line item, not a headcount decision. Scale from 15 to 30 sessions next month with an email — and back down after.

  • Qualified in writing: title, scale, vertical, attendance
  • Suppression list honored from the first send
  • Pilot of ten sessions — no retainer lock-in
  • Free replacement if any criterion fails
Request sessions

For operators

The people building your industry's tools want to hear from you. Thirty minutes, your honest read, compensated for your time — whether or not anything comes of it.

  • You see the vendor's name before you accept — no surprises
  • Compensation for your time and candor, never your endorsement
  • No sales follow-up obligation of any kind
  • Scheduled around your calendar, 30 minutes flat
Ask about the panel

The next thirty minutes your roadmap needs are on someone else's calendar.

Tell us whose. We'll put you in the room.