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Describe your problem. SolverSearch diagnoses it, matches it to experts, invites them for you, and runs the project through to payment.

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The hardest part of growing a business is finding the right people to solve problems.

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Any problem, any kind of expert
Sound familiar?

Problems you might
be facing.

Your growth has stalled, and you need someone who's fixed this exact stall before.

Onboarding takes three weeks and customers drop off before it's done.

You're entering a market none of you have sold into.

You need specialist expertise you can't justify hiring full-time.

So you search Google. Ask an AI. Post on LinkedIn. Browse freelance sites. Ask your network. Open twenty tabs.

And somehow, you're still looking.

SolverSearch changes everything.

The marketplace

One marketplace.
Every kind of expert.

SolverSearch starts from your problem, finds the best person for it anywhere on the public web, brings them to the table, and runs the job through to payment.

Found, not listed

Any kind of expert, surfaced from their public footprint: publications, portfolios, talks, track record. They don't need an account, and they don't need to have heard of us.

The whole market, not a closed roster

Invited for you

Choose who to approach. SolverSearch emails each expert a personal invitation with a private link. They claim and verify their profile, review your brief, and accept or decline.

No cold outreach, no chasing

Delivered and paid

Agree scope and milestones, work together in a shared project space, and keep payment in the same place. You get the problem solved; the expert gets paid.

From first message to final payout
Your solution stack

Expert first.
Every other route, noted.

Your matches arrive with a plan: the expert we'd put on it, plus a short note on any tool or agency that could also do the job. See every route, then commit.

How it works

From problem to solved
in five steps.

1

Describe it

Type it, say it, or upload files. Plain language, plus your budget and timeline.

2

AI diagnoses

SolverSearch asks the clarifying questions an expert would, then drafts a brief for you to approve.

3

Meet your matches

Experts from across the public web, scored 0–1000 by SolverScore. Shortlist and compare side by side.

4

We invite them

Pick who to approach. SolverSearch emails them the opportunity; they claim and verify their profile to respond.

5

Work and pay

Agree scope and milestones, collaborate in a shared workspace, and pay through the platform.

On the other side of that invitation? See how it works for experts

For experts

Paid work that
finds you.

Your next opportunity might already be looking for you.

No sign-up, no bidding, no profile to polish. If your public work makes you the right person for a client's problem, SolverSearch emails you the opportunity. Claim your profile to see the full brief, accept it, do the work, and get paid.

  1. 1

    An invitation lands in your inbox

    A client described a problem, and our AI matched it to your public expertise. The essentials are upfront: what the project is, the estimated budget, and the time commitment.

  2. 2

    Claim your profile

    Follow the link and claim your SolverSearch profile with your work email, LinkedIn, or institutional affiliation, then verify it's really you.

  3. 3

    See the full brief

    Verification unlocks the complete brief and who's behind it, under NDA where the client asks for one. Reviewing is free, with no obligation.

  4. 4

    Accept, ask, or decline

    Take the opportunity, request more information, or pass. If you accept, you meet the client on an intro call and agree scope and milestones.

  5. 5

    Do the work, get paid

    Run the project in a shared workspace. Your dashboard tracks new opportunities, active projects, earnings, and payouts.

Only matched opportunities

No job-board noise. You hear from us when a real, funded problem fits what you actually do.

Your profile, your call

Profiles start from public sources. Claim yours to correct or enrich it, or ask us to remove it, and we will.

Join the waitlist → Not invited yet? Add your field to the waitlist and we'll know where you fit.
SolverScore™

Backed by evidence.

Every expert gets a dynamic 0–1000 SolverScore — a living measure of how relevant, responsive, and reliable they really are. Not who paid for placement.

Example problem
My bakery's walk-in sales keep falling and I don't know what to do.
SolverScore re-weighs every factor for the problem at hand — watch the mix shift.
0
SolverScore
out of 1000
Recalculated daily from live feedback
Relevance to your problem35%

Semantic match between your problem and their proven work.

Helpfulness rating20%

Ratings from clients after real engagements.

Response rate20%

A perfect match who never answers an invitation isn't a match. Non-responders sink.

Repeat clients15%

Clients who come back are the strongest signal of real value.

Profile trustworthiness10%

Credentials, public footprint, and whether the profile has been claimed and verified.

Every search, invitation, and finished project trains the engine — the more it's used, the smarter it gets.
Consistently unresponsive or low-rated profiles are demoted or hidden automatically.
Why SolverSearch

AI answers questions.
Experts solve problems.

Chatbots are brilliant at summarizing information. But a summary doesn't reply to your emails, build your product, or sign a contract. An expert does — and SolverSearch is how you get one to the table.

Without SolverSearch
With SolverSearch
Don't know what kind of expert you even need
Describe the problem — we diagnose what's actually needed
Best-fit people aren't posting on job boards, so you never see them
We search the open web for who's solved it, not who applied
Full-time cost for a problem that needs ninety minutes
Start with a consult, scale up only if you need to
Weeks lost writing a job spec before you've even started looking
A plain-English brief in minutes — no spec required
Every shortlist is a guess dressed up as a list of names
Every match is scored against your specific problem, evidence shown

From “I know who could help” to “they're already on it.”

Use cases

Built for people
who need it solved.

If you have a real problem and a budget to fix it, SolverSearch takes you from “who could even help with this?” to a verified expert working on it.

Startup founders
“We're shipping too slowly — and I can't tell if it's a people problem or a process problem.”

Skip the £1,000-per-call expert networks. Get the specific practitioner for your exact stage, invited on your behalf — without weeks of warm intros.

Small business owners
“I want to take my business into a second market, but I don't know what that takes — or who I'd need.”

You don't have a specialist department for every problem. SolverSearch finds someone who has done it before, reaches out for you, and keeps the work and the payment in one place.

R&D and product teams
“The plastic lining in our food packaging is being phased out, and every alternative we've tried goes soggy.”

The person you need may be a researcher who has never listed themselves anywhere. SolverSearch finds them through their published work and invites them to a paid feasibility study.

Operators
“Our 50-person team is drowning in manual work. I don't even know what the fix looks like.”

Let the AI diagnosis pin down the real problem first, then bring in an expert who has fixed it before. Your solution stack flags any tools worth a look along the way.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

SolverSearch is an AI-driven marketplace for experts. You describe a problem in plain language; it diagnoses the problem, drafts a brief, finds the right experts from across the public web, and ranks them by SolverScore. Then it goes further than search: it invites the experts on your behalf and gives you both one place to agree scope, do the work, and handle payment.
It starts with the data: SolverSearch reaches sources that general chatbots simply can't, so you're choosing from the whole market of expertise — not just the slice a model happens to remember. From there, every problem runs through a rigorously tested pipeline that diagnoses it, weighs real people against it, and ranks them by SolverScore. Then it does what no chatbot can: it contacts those experts for you and runs the engagement through to delivery. ChatGPT hands you a well-written summary; SolverSearch hands you an expert who has agreed to take the job.
Those start from a list of people who signed up, and leave the searching to you. SolverSearch starts from your problem and looks across the public web, so the best-fit expert shows up even if they have never joined a platform. It then does the outreach: the expert receives an invitation, claims and verifies their profile, and responds. You skip the browsing, the cold emails, and the per-call pricing.
Two groups. People with a real problem and a budget to solve it: startup founders, small business owners, operators, R&D and product teams. And experts of any kind whose work is visible online: consultants, researchers, fractional leaders, specialist practitioners. If your public track record shows you can solve a problem, you can be matched to it.
Five things, in order:
  • An AI diagnosis asks clarifying questions and drafts a structured brief for you to approve
  • SolverSearch matches the brief to experts across public sources and ranks them by SolverScore
  • You shortlist and compare, with a recommended solution stack alongside
  • You pick who to approach, and SolverSearch sends the invitations
  • When an expert accepts, you agree scope and milestones and the project and payment run through the platform
No — that's the point. Experts are matched from public sources, so the best person appears even if they've never heard of us. When you choose to approach someone, SolverSearch emails them an invitation; to respond, they claim their profile and verify their identity or affiliation, so by the time you're talking you know they are who they say they are. We show where each match came from, honor opt-out and data-removal requests, and link to contact channels rather than scraping private information.
It means a client described a problem and your public expertise was a strong match. The link in the email opens a preview with the essentials: the project, the estimated budget, and the time commitment. To see the full brief and who's behind it, claim your profile with your work email, LinkedIn, or institutional affiliation, and verify it's you. Then accept, ask for more information, or decline. It's free to claim and review, and there's no obligation until you accept. Verification exists to protect both sides.
Through the platform. The client sets a budget in the brief, and experts see the estimated budget before they commit to anything. Once an expert accepts, both sides agree scope and milestones, and the project runs in a shared workspace that tracks deliverables and spend. Experts follow their earnings and payouts from their dashboard.
SolverSearch is a marketplace for experts: they are who you match with, invite, and pay. But hiring someone isn't always the only way through, so your solution stack briefly notes other routes worth knowing about, such as a software tool or a specialist agency, as alternatives to weigh before you commit.
A dynamic 0–1000 trust and relevance score for every expert, combining semantic relevance to your problem (35%), helpfulness ratings (20%), response rate (20%), repeat clients (15%), and profile trustworthiness (10%). It's recalculated daily as new feedback arrives, so good actors rise and non-responders sink.
SolverSearch is in private beta. Join the waitlist for early access, whether you have a problem to solve or expertise to offer — invites go out in waves. If you already have a beta access code, you can use it via the Beta link in the footer.

Real problems. Real experts.
Real progress.

Join the waitlist and be first in line when SolverSearch opens up, whether you have a problem to solve or expertise to offer. Early members get free access and a say in what we build next.

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About us

Three founders,
one obsession.

SolverSearch started with a shared frustration: the internet made information infinite, but decisions no easier. Every real problem ended the same way — twenty tabs, conflicting advice, and still no idea who to actually call. So we're building the marketplace we kept wishing existed: one that finds the right person, brings them to the table, and stays until the problem is actually solved.

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Dinesh Founder · CEO

Dinesh sets the direction — strategy, positioning, partnerships, and the final call on what SolverSearch should become. His job is making sure everything we build stays useful to the people it's built for.

dinesh@solversearch.com
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Aditya Co-founder · CTO

Aditya builds the platform — search, SolverScore, the AI matching engine, and the outreach that brings experts on board. He turns research methodology into working software: a product you can type a real problem into and trust what comes back.

aditya@solversearch.com
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Anivrut Co-founder · CFO

Anivrut runs the financial engine — modelling, fundraising, and investor relations. He keeps the ambition funded and the growth honest, so the company scales as sustainably as it searches.

anivrut@solversearch.com