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Partner program

An agency for agencies

We only work with agencies. No direct clients, no conflict, no competing for the same accounts you are pitching.

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The model

How it works

Most white-label vendors also sell direct. That is a structural conflict — the same team pitching your prospect is the one you are asking to deliver your work.

We do not take direct clients. Our entire book is agencies, which means our incentives point one direction: your account roster growing.

It also means we understand the specific way agency work breaks — the scope creep, the approval stalls, the client who wants a call about a report.

What it includes
No direct clients, ever
No competing for your prospects
Contractual non-solicitation
Built around agency workflows
Pricing that leaves you margin
Your brand on everything client-facing
Onboarding

From first call to live console.

STEP 01

Access audit

We map what exists — accounts, properties, tags, who owns which login.

STEP 02

Console build

Your brand, your domain, your client list. Connections wired and reconciled.

STEP 03

Pilot account

One client runs the full loop — brief, build, approve, report.

STEP 04

Roster migration

The rest moves in waves, at whatever pace your team can absorb.

You keep the client relationship. We keep the delivery running. Nobody has to know which is which.

Questions

Questions about partnering

Is there a minimum commitment?

No minimum account count and no long lock-in. We would rather earn the next account than contract for it.

Do you ever contact our clients?

Not unless you set up a named-operator arrangement and explicitly introduce us. Otherwise we are invisible and contractually bound to stay that way.

Can we switch models later?

Yes. Moving between referral, white label and embedded does not require restarting the relationship.
Other ways to work together
Reseller program
Resell delivery under your own brand
Referral program
Pass the account, take a share
Agency partner program
How the three models compare

Tell us what you’re carrying.

Send the shape of your book — how many accounts, which channels, where it hurts. We’ll come back with what the console would look like for you.

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