Getting into the Njord beta starts with one email
Tell us about the budget you need to defend. We'll talk, and then we'll set you up. Njord is in a paid, invite-only beta, and there's no account to make.
Enter your invite code
The code is in the email that set you up. Enter it once and this browser stays signed in for thirty days.
The code only lets you in. Your plans are still saved in this browser, the same as before.
Three steps from your email to getting in
You email us
The button on this page opens an email to Chris. There's no contact form, so nothing you write passes through this site.
We talk
A short conversation about the budget you need to defend and who has to agree to it. Together we work out whether Njord fits the job.
We set you up
If it's a fit, we agree the terms of your access, including what it costs, and get you in.
What to put in your email
Three things help us reply with something useful. You don't need to send any client figures yet.
Who you are
Your name, where you work and your role. For example, an agency, a media seller, a marketing lead or finance.
The budget you need to defend
Roughly what it's for, who has to agree to it, and when that conversation happens.
How many clients or plans
One budget, or a book of advertisers. It tells us how you'd use Plans, the list of every plan you carry.
Chris reads each request and replies by email
He'll suggest a time to talk. If Njord isn't the right fit for the job, he'll say so.
And if you'd rather hand the whole budget over, he can take it on directly.
Questions about Njord beta access
What does Njord cost?
Who is the Njord beta for?
Is there an account or a password to set up?
Where is my plan data stored?
Can Chris do the work for me instead?
Tell us about the budget you need to defend
One email starts it. Say who you are, what the budget is for, and how many clients or plans you carry.