Partners
Agencies, consultants, and platforms that already own the customer relationship. If you're the one your clients call when the phone problem comes up, there's a version of this that works for you.
Three tracks
They're different amounts of work for different amounts of margin. Most partners start at referral and move along as it proves out.
You know the client has the problem. Send them over, we do the work, you get paid when they land.
You build and run the agents for your clients, on your terms, with your invoice on top.
It's your product. We're the engine nobody sees.
Questions
The ones who already own the phone problem for their clients — real estate marketing agencies, CRM implementers, and consultants who get asked "why are we losing leads?" That's a warm introduction we can't manufacture ourselves.
For referral, no. For agency, you'll be configuring agents and routing — that's product work, not engineering. White label assumes you have engineers.
Percentage of referred revenue, paid on an ongoing basis rather than a one-off bounty. Exact terms depend on the track and volume — that's a conversation, not a table.
It's a waitlist. We're taking a small number of partners at a time because it's a lot of surface area to support properly, and doing it badly helps nobody.
The first conversation is usually fifteen minutes and ends with a straight answer about whether there's a business here for both of us.
No contracts. Cancel anytime. Data stays yours.