This is great news!

Hi @michael levine and Searchfunder community - the founders at Searchfunder pinged me offline per the above pricing post so I thought I'd clarify our pricing updates in the comments.

Michael Levine is correct that Axial has begun to offer a success fee only pricing tier. We are limiting these memberships according to a criteria that prioritizes quality of buyer (transaction or operating background are required). Important to note that this entry level pricing tier, in addition to being subject to our qualification criteria, removes all access to Axial member events, all the outbound tools/directories, and shuts off data export capabilities. Finally, this membership requires near-perfect responsiveness on the Axial platform and weekly updates on how your Axial sourcing pipeline is maturing.

We will continue to offer versions of Axial's historical "all-access" membership subject to a subscription-only and "hybrid" subscription + reduced success fee model.

We are focused on making Axial as affordable as possible for *all* qualified market participants, but need to ensure we do it in a measured and sustainable way. I hope this provides some useful added color.

Any questions, feel free to ping my colleague Chris Grant at [redacted] I'm at [redacted] if you'd like to connect offline. Best, Peter

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Being one who was "turned off" by Axial, obviously other are as well... I am still looking for non-affiliated individuals who can testify to success using Axial.

Reading @Peter Lehrman's clarification of "useful added color" post above... made the already perceived not user friendly pricing even more clear as mud. A helpful tip... KISS.

I'm glad to hear Interexo.com is making the playing field more level for all. We've been taking good market share from them. We always enjoy a good competition.

Also, Interexo never asks for any referral or transaction fees. If you close a deal from our site, we say congratulations, close more deals.

Have you tried negotiating success fee structure with Axial? If yes, was it successful?