Filter with the tiles above, pivot funded or VC/PE-backed companies, and read the signal behind each score.
Evidence first
Account strategy
Account brief
Turn company context, partner evidence, and recent signals into a concise pursuit read. The scoped AI follow-up appears after a company brief exists.
Company firstReceipts visibleNext action
Saved briefings
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Market map
Map the ecosystem
Search by market, ecosystem, category, or partner profile to find where the mapped graph creates a useful route to market.
Coverage firstFaceted searchBrief shortlist
Find partners by adjacency · the IPP wedge
Pick 2 to 12 anchor vendors from your ideal customer's stack; Mesh ranks every company that carries several of them.
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Adjacency is inferred from public partner-page and marketplace evidence: the stack a company carries describes who it serves. Descriptive signal; verify edge receipts before outreach.
Multi-vendor partners · spanning the most top-100 companies
Counterparties ranked by how many distinct top-100 cohort companies they connect to in the mapped graph. Descriptive coverage, not a recommendation. Partners outside the top 100 are often the interesting ones.
Counts reflect Mesh mapping coverage, not market size. Companies without enriched classification appear as unclassified; that is a data gap, not an absence in the market.
Job Intel
Partner hiring market
Read where companies are investing in alliances, channel, AI partnerships, and partner operations. Pay stays employer-disclosed only.
Active rolesPay disclosed onlyJD builder
Where partner teams are growing
Jobs are a growth signal: hiring patterns show which companies are investing in alliances, channels, AI partnerships, and partner operations. Salary appears only where the employer discloses it.
Public job-feed signal
Build a JD from live market data
Written from the postings and disclosed ranges behind this board for the role family you pick. Pay language uses employer-disclosed ranges only.
Compensation benchmarks by role and seniority
Employer-balanced benchmarks use only ranges whose basis the employer states explicitly. Target cash combines OTE and total target cash; base remains separate. Equity is excluded because postings do not publish it consistently. Currency is never blended. Geography is not shown until job locations are normalized.
Emerging skill sets across these roles
Browse live partner roles
Live postings from public ATS feeds across the Mesh coverage cohort. Coverage is harvest coverage, not the whole market.
Program intel
Partner program intelligence
Benchmark public program structure, economics, co-sell, certification, and disclosure gaps. Gated or missing facts stay labeled.
Public facts onlyBenchmarksDesign defaults
What Mesh sees in partner programs
Program intelligence should answer before you query: public economics, disclosure gaps, and market motion from cited program facts. If a vendor gates or omits a number, Mesh says that too.
Public facts only
Cohort benchmark · program economics, where public
Outcome medians (commission, windows, protection, fees) are computed only over programs that publish the number; n is shown in every cell. Publish rates below the outcomes are the honesty layer: they say how much of each cohort the medians can see. Not a ranking.
Programs are still loading. The sortable index appears as soon as they land.
Program index · every tracked program, sortable
Click a column header to sort, a row to open the full cited profile. States are honest: Gated means the vendor names the benefit but keeps the number in the partner portal; Silent means no public statement found.
Program market recap · trends and realities for program builders
Generated from tracked program facts, never hand-written. Where the market is silent, that silence is reported as the finding.
Program facts are recorded only from cited public sources with observation dates. Economics show not disclosed unless the vendor publishes them; partner-portal-gated facts are labeled gated, never guessed. Programs re-verify on a 30-day staleness threshold.
Company intel
The full record on one company
Every mapped partner with the evidence behind it, plus firmographics, coverage, peers, and momentum. Search a company to open its record.
Whitespace
Find partner whitespace
Choose one focused read: recruit around a competitor or size a market position. Each path ends with a brief.
Mapped evidenceBuyer links held backRecruiting readout
Whitespace is mapped evidence, not a complete market census. Missing edges mean Mesh has not mapped them yet, not that the relationship does not exist.
Recruit a competitor's partners
Put your company in slot A and a competitor in slot B. Shared Partners shows where you both already play. The mapped-only tables show the partners one side holds that the other does not, with the evidence behind every edge. Partners already carrying a product like yours are where recruitment conversations start warm.
1 Company A is you, or your client.2 Company B is the competitor to recruit around, or a partner to size up.3 Work the mapped-only list against its receipts, then hit AI recap for the written read.
Also works for partner diligence and channel sizing. Tables reflect what Mesh has mapped with receipts, not the full universe of a company's partners.
Compare a company against its category
Find the companies that sell the same kind of thing and see how the selected company compares. Every number is Mesh mapping coverage with receipts, not a full market view.
Saved industry comparisons
These are evidence-backed network gaps to investigate, not automatic partner recommendations. Competitors flagged in Mesh are excluded; ecosystem-specific competitive context still needs review.