# Ontario.Partners

> Ontario.Partners is a Canadian business consulting service, part of the Sedighi.ca and SAZ.ca group. Owners of established small and mid-sized businesses anywhere in Ontario, from the GTA and Ottawa to Waterloo Region, Halton, Niagara and Simcoe County, who would rather pay for measurable results than for hours

Ontario.Partners is part of the Sedighi.ca and SAZ.ca group of companies, a Canadian business headquartered in Vancouver, British Columbia, led by Ali Sedighi, MBA. Coverage: Ontario.

Contact: call or text (604) 632-4959, or email Ali@Sedighi.ca. There are no forms: call, text or email only.

## Key pages
- [Home](https://ontario.partners/): Ontario.Partners runs the Growth Partner Program for established Ontario businesses. It is performance-based: Ali Sedighi, MBA, invests time upfront and is paid on measurable results, under custom written terms. Partnerships are limited.
- [Services](https://ontario.partners/services/): Most owners start with a fit and baseline assessment, then either move into the performance-based Growth Partner Program or choose a fixed-fee option. This page explains how the five services connect and how to pick.
- [Areas](https://ontario.partners/areas/): We work with established businesses anywhere in Ontario. Five regions have their own pages because their markets differ enough to change how a partnership is set up; everywhere else is covered from this hub.
- [About](https://ontario.partners/about/): Ontario.Partners is the Ontario home of the Growth Partner Program. It belongs to the Sedighi.ca and SAZ.ca group of companies, has its head office in Vancouver, BC, and is led by Ali Sedighi, MBA, who personally invests the upfront time in each partnership.
- [Results](https://ontario.partners/results/): Our published case studies are HVAC results, and we present them as exactly that. They show what measured growth looks like when tracking is done properly, which is the core of any performance partnership.
- [Pricing](https://ontario.partners/pricing/): The Growth Partner Program has no rate card: Ali invests time upfront, is paid on measurable results, and the terms are custom and written. If you prefer a known cost, consulting runs from $175 an hour, projects from $3,500 and retainers from $2,500 a month.
- [FAQ](https://ontario.partners/faq/): Answers to the questions owners ask most often about the Growth Partner Program and our fixed-fee options: pay, terms, timing, ownership, reporting and fit.
- [Contact](https://ontario.partners/contact/): Call, text or email to ask whether the Growth Partner Program or a fixed-fee option suits your business. Phone and text: (604) 632-4959. Email: Ali@Sedighi.ca. Ali keeps Mon–Fri 9–6 Pacific hours for Ontario clients, and we usually reply within one business day.

## Services
- [Fit assessment](https://ontario.partners/services/fit-assessment/): The fit and baseline assessment uses your own records to answer two questions: can results be measured cleanly, and is there realistic room to grow them? It comes before any partnership terms.
- [Fixed-fee consulting](https://ontario.partners/services/fixed-fee-consulting/): Not every business suits a performance arrangement, and not every owner wants one. Hourly consulting, defined projects and monthly retainers have published price ranges and a scope agreed before work starts.
- [Growth execution](https://ontario.partners/services/growth-execution/): Growth execution is the practical marketing and sales work that moves the measure agreed in a partnership: search visibility, the website, paid search where the numbers support it, and quicker, more consistent follow-up.
- [Growth Partner Program](https://ontario.partners/services/growth-partner-program/): The Growth Partner Program is a performance-based partnership. Ali Sedighi invests time upfront, is paid on measurable results, and agrees custom terms with each business in writing. Only a limited number run at once.
- [Results measurement](https://ontario.partners/services/results-measurement/): A performance partnership needs a record of results that both sides accept. This service sets up the tracking, tagging and sales log that connect an enquiry to a sale, using tools your team can keep up.

## Coverage
- [Barrie and Simcoe County](https://ontario.partners/areas/barrie-simcoe/): Barrie is a growing city surrounded by sixteen Simcoe County municipalities, many of them small, mostly detached-home communities. A partnership here defines the service area by driving distance and town names, then measures growth town by town.
- [Greater Toronto Area](https://ontario.partners/areas/greater-toronto-area/): In the GTA, the businesses that grow fastest usually pick a narrow niche and a defined part of the region. A partnership here is built around that focus, with a baseline that reflects how crowded the market is.
- [Halton and Niagara](https://ontario.partners/areas/halton-niagara/): Oakville and Burlington are established lakeshore suburbs with a high share of single-detached houses; Niagara is a two-tier region of twelve municipalities with tourism districts and a US border. A partnership treats them as different markets.
- [Ottawa](https://ontario.partners/areas/ottawa/): Ottawa is a single city that behaves like several markets: a dense core, large suburbs such as Kanata, Barrhaven and Orléans, wide rural wards and a neighbour across the river in Gatineau. A partnership here starts by defining which of those you actually serve.
- [Waterloo Region and Guelph](https://ontario.partners/areas/waterloo-region-guelph/): Kitchener, Waterloo, Cambridge and Guelph form a cluster of mid-sized cities with strong technology, manufacturing and university economies. B2B and professional-service firms here are often good partnership candidates because their sales can be tracked closely.

## Guides and articles
- [Guides](https://ontario.partners/guides/): Three long-form guides for Ontario owners weighing a performance-based growth arrangement. Each one is useful whether or not you ever work with us: how to read the agreement, which numbers to prepare, and when performance pay fits.
- [Numbers to prepare](https://ontario.partners/guides/numbers-a-growth-partner-needs/): Before anyone can be paid on results, both sides need to agree what a customer is worth and where customers come from. This guide covers the eight numbers that matter, how to calculate each one from your own records, and the common mistakes.
- [Reading the agreement](https://ontario.partners/guides/reading-a-performance-agreement/): A performance agreement is only as good as its definitions. This guide walks through the seven things every one should spell out, what to ask about each, and the warning signs, from a business point of view rather than a legal one.
- [When it fits](https://ontario.partners/guides/when-performance-pay-fits/): Paying an adviser on results sounds safer, but it isn't always the better deal. This guide sets out the conditions that make performance pay work, four illustrative Ontario scenarios, and a simple way to compare it with a fixed fee.

## Optional
- [Full text](https://ontario.partners/llms-full.txt)
- [Parent company](https://sedighi.ca)