Inex One opens Expert Network access to self-serve users
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Inex One gives fast, affordable access to expert networks. The new self-serve plan lets strategy professionals, investors and product leaders access to more than 30 expert networks for $500 per project, without any prepayments needed.

STOCKHOLM, Oct. 19, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Inex One has launched a self-serve plan. Any corporate professional can now sign up, pay by card and start booking expert calls with industry experts the same day.

Expert calls - one-hour interviews with experienced industry operators - are a staple of consulting and investing. But expert networks were traditionally focused on hedge funds - with annual prepaid contracts, opaque "credit" pricing, and manual administration. That has been a hurdle to the many independent consultants, strategy professionals, and business leaders who also seek expert insights.

The new plan is built for those users: the former consultant now in a corporate strategy team with a handful of questions a year, the associate at a mid-market private equity firm screening a deal, and the product manager or user researcher testing a new market. You pay per project, by card or invoice, only for the research you actually need.

Start running expert calls today on https://inex.one.

How it works

Describe what information you're looking for and/or type of experts you want to interview. You're matched with the best expert networks for the case. They present experts to you from their databases, completed with custom recruiting. You see all experts in one list, choose and interview the best ones. You only pay for the calls you make.

"Expert calls have been a secretive tool for Wall Street," said Max Friberg, CEO of Inex One. "Now we make them available to regular companies, business leaders, and founders. If you need just a few interviews, you shouldn't have to sign a $50,000 prepaid contract with opaque 'credits'. With Inex One, you pay only for the work you do."

Users say the quality matches the incumbents. "I was initially worried about expert quality, but the experts were as good as those from GLG and Third Bridge," said James Agres of 2nd St Strategy, formerly with McKinsey and EY-Parthenon.

"I needed to run a couple of expert calls. Within minutes, I got access to Inex One, and found the experts I needed. It's fast, efficient, and the platform is best-in-class. Inex One is now my only expert network platform," said Wesley Davis, Partner at Meridian Agribusiness Advisors in NYC, and formerly with McKinsey.

Pricing and availability

The self-serve plan costs $500 per project. Calls are billed per hour at the network's rate, typically $1,000-1,250, against $1,200-1,700 at traditional networks. Users can cancel free of charge within the first ten minutes of a call if the expert is not a good fit. No subscriptions, prepayments, or minimum spend required.

Get started today, or book a demo.

About Inex One

Inex One is the global aggregator of expert networks and B2B surveys. The platform helps private equity, consulting and corporate strategy teams access expert insights fast and flexibly, and accumulate internal transcript libraries, searchable with AI.

Inex One is trusted by more than 8,000 clients globally across private equity, market research and corporate strategy, and is rated the #1 expert network platform on G2.

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