Sponsorship

Reach the dentist about to spend $500K to $1M, 12 to 24 months before any database knows they exist.

Future practice owners don't show up in any list until they sign an LOI. By then, everyone is calling them. DOC is where they spend the year before that, learning how to buy what you sell.

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The audience

The buyer you can't find anywhere else.

Dentists pursuing ownership work quietly inside someone else's practice. They don't raise their hand publicly until the deal is nearly done. DOC captures them at the start of the journey: dental students, associates, and early-career dentists working through a structured curriculum on lending, real estate, build-out, acquisition, legal, and every other decision that ends in a purchase order with someone's name on it. Maybe yours.

Sept 2026
Platform launch
36
Modules
189
Lessons
~26h
Of curriculum
13
Founding faculty
1,000
Members targeted in year one
The platform they spend the year inside, learning to buy what you sell.
The DOC member dashboard
The faculty

Members trust the platform because they trust who is teaching.

Thirteen founding faculty build the DOC curriculum: practice-acquisition advisors, dental CPAs, attorneys, demographics analysts, marketing operators, and credentialing experts. Each teaches only what they are verifiably great at. Members show up for them, and your category sits inside that credibility, not next to filler.

Brian Hanks

Brian Hanks

Owner
Dental Buyer Advocates
Eric Masson

Eric Masson

Partner
Eskow Law Group
Joe Cavaretta

Joe Cavaretta

CEO & Founder
Cavaretta Consulting Group
Caleb Gussner

Caleb Gussner

Director of Business Development
Duckett Ladd
Jim Moore

Jim Moore

Partner Advisor
Allworth Financial
Kent Miller

Kent Miller

President
Dentagraphics
Nicole Toudouze

Nicole Toudouze

Founder
Transcendental Marketing Agency
Maritza Duran

Maritza Duran

CEO & Founder
MDent Consulting Services
Thomas Terronez

Thomas Terronez

CEO & Founder
Medix Dental
Dan Gleissner

Dan Gleissner

Founding Partner
ALLY Medical Partners
Kiera Dent

Kiera Dent

CEO & Founder
Dental A Team
Ben Tuinei

Ben Tuinei

Founder
Veritas Dental Resources
Amy Wood

Amy Wood

CEO
Copper Penny Consulting
How it works

Seventeen categories. One lock available in each.

Every sponsorship lives in a category. At Category Lead and Founding, that category locks to you and closes to your competitive set. Nine categories are taught directly in the curriculum and include in-lesson placement. Eight are platform categories with placement across the member experience.

Curriculum categories

In-lesson placement
Transitions & Brokerage
Real Estate & Demographics
Build-Out
Lending
Financial & CPA
Insurance & Credentialing
Legal
Marketing
Practice Management Software

Platform categories

Placement across the member experience
Imaging & AI Diagnostics
Patient Communication
Voice & Phone
Analytics & BI
Payments
Supply
Staffing
IT & Security
The DOC Connect page showing all seventeen category cards, some with a sponsor and some unclaimed
The Connect page inside the platform. All seventeen categories, each with one lock available. Unclaimed categories still render, and members can raise a hand in them today.

Pick your category. Pick your level.

Cumulative benefits; each tier includes everything below it.

Standard

$500/mo

Directory listing and sponsor profile.

Month-to-month.

Premier

$1,500/mo

Adds placement.

12-month commitment.

Category Lead

$3,500/mo

Adds category exclusivity, exclusive lead routing, and quarterly reporting.

12-month commitment.

Founding

$5,000/mo

Adds a permanent category lock, your rate fixed for the life of the sponsorship, and a seat on the sponsor council.

Five seats. Closes at launch.

Standard, Premier, and Category Lead renew at the rate in effect at renewal. Founding does not.

The math

Run it with your own numbers, not ours.

Two figures you already know, and no projections from us. Lead routing exists at Category Lead and Founding only, so those are the two tiers this applies to.

What is one customer worth to you in gross profit, over their lifetime?
$
Of 500 members, how many do you win in a year?
1
0.2% of the member base
Category Lead
$42,000 a year
Category exclusivity, exclusive lead routing, quarterly reporting.
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Return on year one
Enter a customer value above.
Founding
$60,000 a year, rate held as long as you renew
Adds a permanent category lock and a sponsor council seat. Five seats, closes at launch.
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Return on year one
Enter a customer value above.
Enter what a customer is worth and move the slider.
Year one only. The customers you win carry their full lifetime value, and year two starts a fresh cohort on top. Modeled against the member floor written into your agreement, not against our year-one target. Nothing you type here is stored or sent anywhere. Both figures are yours, and so is the conclusion.
The guarantee

Miss the floor, and you choose the remedy.

Billing starts at launch, not at signing

You sign now to hold your seat and your category. You pay nothing until there is a live platform with members in it.

Five hundred members by month six

If we are under that at the six month mark, you pick one: an extended term at no cost until we clear the floor, or a clean exit with nothing further owed. Your category stays locked to you throughout the extension.

The guarantee exists so the only thing you are underwriting is our judgment, not our timeline.

A sponsor profile. One Request an intro button, routed through DOC. The member's name is never shared until they confirm.
A DOC sponsor profile for Acme Dental Lending with a Request an intro button
Exclusivity, defined properly

We lock out your actual competitors, not a vague category name.

Exclusivity at the top two tiers is scoped to your real competitive set and written into your contract. An AI imaging company locks AI radiographic analysis, not all of imaging. The first question on our call is "who do you lose deals to?" and the answer becomes the language in your agreement. An internal registry ensures no two sponsors ever hold overlapping locks.

Leads

Every lead raised their own hand.

DOC members are never sold, listed, or exported. Instead, the platform gives them four places to ask for help:

01
An intent question at onboarding
02
A neutral category prompt at the end of relevant modules
03
A request-an-intro button on sponsor profiles
04
A connect page covering all seventeen categories

The member picks a category, never a vendor. If you hold that category at Category Lead or Founding, the lead routes to your team with name, email, and the surface it came from. That's the whole pitch: when a future owner asks for help in your category, the intro goes to you and not to the competitor you locked out.

The module-end prompt, the highest-intent surface. The member just finished the financial module and picks a category, never a vendor. If you hold that category, this intro routes to you.
A DOC module completion screen with a neutral category chooser
What is not for sale

The rules that make this worth sponsoring.

Sponsors write no content and edit no content; every lesson is created by an independent expert.
Sponsors do not post in the member community.
No member list is ever sold or exported.
Sponsors never contact a member who hasn't asked for an intro.

These rules are why members trust the platform, and member trust is the asset you're buying placement in. We protect it like it's revenue, because for you, it is.

Categories close one at a time. Yours might be next.

Tell us your category and who you lose deals to. We'll show you exactly what your placement looks like and what's still open.