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Working together where both sides bring something.

Because Skopa works with artificial intelligence, collaboration enquiries arrive constantly — from companies, from freelancers, and from people with an audience. We read every one, and we check every one. Here is what we look at, and the form to write to us.

stance

Few collaborations, but the right ones.

We keep the circle deliberately small. A collaboration has to make a difference for the client, not for a list on a website — which is why we pay no referral commissions, pass on no client data, and do not trade recommendations for recommendations.

What counts is concrete: that you know your craft, that who you are can be checked, and that your work fits a finance department in Switzerland. What does not count is the size of your audience or the length of your client list.

If you talk about Skopa because we pay for it, we say so publicly. Paid promotion is disclosed as paid promotion — without exception and without negotiation.

enquiry

Tell us what you offer.

First choose what this is about: a company, your own work, or an audience. We then only ask for what actually proves something in your case. You will receive an email with a confirmation link; we look at the enquiry after that click.

What is this about?

You will receive an email with a confirmation link.

what happens next

Three steps, and an answer at the end.

01

You confirm the address

One click in the receipt email. Ten seconds for you, certainty for us that you exist.

02

We check and read

What can be checked publicly, we check. If something essential is missing, we ask instead of assuming.

03

You hear from us

If it fits, we invite you for twenty minutes. If it does not, we say so — a no is also an answer.

plainly

What we do not do.

  • No commission for a referred client, in either direction.
  • No passing on of client data, not even anonymised.
  • No partner logos on our site in exchange for logos on yours.
  • No collaboration we could not explain openly to a client.