Necessary functions
Stores only your choice and its expiry; no visitor identifier. The contact form works without analytics.
Optional analytics
Plausible receives the page address without query parameters, pageviews and successful contact or partner submissions as count events. No form contents. The provider also receives IP address and browser information as part of the connection.

Optional analytics is currently disabled.

Partnerships

A useful fit.
A practical next step.

We welcome organisations that can help focused digital products reach the right people or support those people in using them. Start with your audience, the need you see and the contribution you could make.

Two ways to begin

Introduce an audience.
Or explore access for a group.

Referral and distribution

Your organisation already reaches a relevant audience. We explore whether a product recommendation or an addition to your existing service would be useful, and how responsibilities and any commercial terms could work.

Organisational access

Your organisation wants to provide access for a defined group. We discuss the people involved, the learning or professional need, your existing support and whether a limited pilot would be appropriate.

These are starting points for discussion. Availability, product fit and commercial terms would be agreed with the relevant business.

Where collaboration may help

Build on the support
you already provide.

Training providers

You bring teaching and a relationship with learners. We explore where independent digital practice could complement a course, and how an instructor would help learners use it.

Recruiters and employers

You understand the transition into a professional role. We discuss a defined group, its preparation needs and the support already in place before considering a product introduction or pilot.

Professional organisations

You bring subject expertise or a trusted community. A conversation could focus on expert review, useful educational resources or introducing a relevant product to members.

From introduction to a decision

Start with a small,
well-defined conversation.

  1. 01

    Describe your audience.

    Tell us who you support, roughly how many people are involved and the need you want to address. Please share aggregate information, not individual candidate records.

  2. 02

    Clarify the contribution.

    Are you introducing people to a product, considering access for a group, or contributing expertise? Explain what support your organisation already provides.

  3. 03

    Agree what to explore.

    Where there is a fit, we can discuss the relevant product, who would take part and what evidence would make a next step worthwhile. Any pilot scope and terms would be agreed separately.

Discuss a partnership