Referral Partner
Best when the partner simply knows good-fit clients and wants a clear payout after a paid close.
Partner acquisition page
Turn aligned operators and agencies into recurring partner channels.
This page defines how partner relationships work: who is a fit, when to use referrals versus white-label collaboration, and how to keep revenue share simple enough to trust.
- 3 partner models
- 1 clear partner fit
- 1 simple payout rule
Partner Types
Use the right collaboration model for the right relationship.
White-Label Partner
Best when an agency or operator wants the sprint delivered behind the scenes for their own clients.
Open White LabelStrategic Channel Partner
Best when the partner has repeated deal flow from a narrow niche and the collaboration can become a recurring route.
Open ResellerBest-Fit Partners
Partner with people already close to your ideal buyer.
Agencies
Agencies with overflow delivery needs or clients who need tighter offer, intake, handoff, or close-path work.
Open Agency RescueOperators
Operators who sit near founders and service teams and can spot revenue leakage before the buyer knows how to fix it.
Open Founder OperatorSpecialist Consultants
Specialists who do adjacent work and want a reliable partner for sprint implementation, handoff logic, or offer tightening.
Need Qualification First
If a partner sounds promising but the first-deal probability is still fuzzy, qualify the relationship before building around it.
Open Partner QualificationPayout Logic
Keep revenue share simple enough to trust and repeat.
Referral Share
Default partner payout can mirror the referral model: a fixed percentage of the first paid sprint after client payment settles.
Open Referral BoardWhite-Label Margin
Use a defined delivery margin or partner markup instead of vague custom math on every deal.
Open White LabelRecurring Upside
If the client converts to retainer, define whether the partner share applies only to the first project or also to monthly work.
Open Partner Retainer Open Retainer ConversionPayout Confidence
If the partner wants exact settlement timing, proof, and repeat channel economics, route to the payout board.
Open Partner PayoutChannel Repeatability
If the first partner deal worked and the next question is how to turn that into a real channel, route here next.
Open Channel RepeatNeed Stage Clarity
If the partner relationship is real but you need one label for where it stands now, use the partner status page.
Open Partner StatusNeed Repeated Answers
If the same ownership, payout, or handoff questions keep coming up, route to the partner FAQ page.
Open Partner FAQNeed Objection Handling
If the resistance is about control, payout confidence, or buyer payment friction, route to the objection page next.
Open Partner ObjectionsNeed Trust Layer
If the partner is interested but still needs proof on model, payout, delivery, and repeatability, route here next.
Open Partner ProofNeed Internal Approval
If the model looks right but a founder or operator still needs to sign off internally, route here next.
Open Partner ApprovalNeed First Deal Activation
If the partner already wants to move and the model is chosen, route to partner activation and start the first cycle properly.
Open Partner ActivationReady-To-Send Lines
Keep the partner pitch compact.
Referral Partner Line
If you know founders or teams leaking revenue between interest and paid start, I can take that work as a narrow sprint and keep the payout logic simple after a paid close.
White-Label Line
If you want this delivered behind the scenes for your own clients, we can package the sprint as a white-label execution layer.
Strategic Partner Line
If this kind of bottleneck keeps showing up in your world, it may make sense to set up a repeatable partner route instead of one-off intros.