Pricing

Free for buyers. The vendor pays $5.

That's the whole model. The person whose time is scarce never pays a cent — vendors pay $5 a demo for something they rarely get: a genuinely qualified evaluation in front of a target account.

Buyers / Executives
Free — forever

You bring priorities. Dazzle brings verdicts.

  • Every vendor evaluated against your priorities
  • Full transcript + screenshots with every verdict
  • Never sit through a pitch you didn't need
  • $1 of every seller's fee goes to a charity you choose
Sellers / Vendors
$5 / demo

A qualified 20 minutes — not a cold open.

  • Pay by card in seconds — secure Stripe checkout, no invoices
  • Book by simply replying with a time and meeting link
  • A real, attentive evaluation of your product
  • A warm, pre-qualified intro when there's a fit

Everything sellers should know →

How payment works

Invite → pay → book. All over email.

No portals, no procurement, no net-30. The vendor's invite email carries everything they need.

1

The invite lands

Dazzle emails the vendor on the buyer's behalf with the demo terms and a secure Stripe checkout link for the $5 fee.

Automatic
2

Card payment via Stripe

One click, one card, done. The demo is confirmed the moment payment clears — and the buyer can waive the fee for vendors they invite in warm.

Stripe · seconds
3

Booked by reply

The vendor replies with a time and their meeting link — either before or after paying, in any order. Dazzle sorts out the rest and confirms the calendar slot.

No calendars chased

Demo runs, verdict lands

Twenty minutes on the call, a scored verdict to the buyer within about an hour. If it's a fit, the vendor gets a direct intro.

~1 hour to verdict
Why the $5 is the point

The fee isn't really about the money — it's the filter. You only get vendors who genuinely believe they're worth your buyer's time. Tire-kickers don't pay $5; serious sellers do. So every demo Dazzle runs is one a vendor was willing to put money behind — which makes the buyer's "take the meeting" mean something.

$1 → charity One dollar of every $5 goes to a charity the buyer picks — so even saying "no thanks" to a pitch does a little good, and sellers get a warmer story than a cold invoice.
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