Referral Partner
Best when the partner simply wants to route a good-fit client and get a clean first-project share after payment lands.
Open Referral BoardForwardable partner pack
One public page a partner can send when they want the deal to move.
This page compresses the partner-facing close path into one pack: who the fit is, when to use referral versus white-label, what proof to send, and how to move into payment once the collaboration model is clear.
- 3 partner collaboration routes
- 1 forwardable public pack
- 1 clear next move
Pack Map
Use the pack that matches how the partner wants to work.
White-Label Partner
Best when the partner wants the sprint delivered under their own brand while keeping the client relationship and markup control.
Open White LabelOperator Partner
Best when an advisor or operator sees the bottleneck clearly and wants a defined implementation layer without doing the build.
Open Founder OperatorUrgent Rescue Partner
Best when the partner has an account that is slipping and needs a tighter rescue sprint quickly.
Open Agency RescueForwarding Logic
Keep the partner-forwarded message short and role-specific.
Agency Forward
If you have clients leaking revenue between interest and paid start, this is a clean sprint to tighten that path without building a whole new internal offer.
Operator Forward
If you keep spotting the same handoff or close-path problem across clients, this gives you a defined route for fixing it.
Consultant Forward
If you own the advisory layer and want a delivery arm behind it, this page gives the fastest explanation of how the collaboration works.
Proof And Commercials
Use just enough proof to get the partner comfortable moving.
Need Credibility
If the partner needs confidence in the model, route to one proof asset instead of flooding them with links.
Open Partner Proof Open Proof To Payment Open Partner FAQNeed Commercial Clarity
If the partner needs to choose the deal path, route into the deal desk or partner board first.
Open Deal Desk Open Partner Qualification Open Partner PayoutNeed Internal Sign-Off
If the partner likes the model but still needs a founder, operator, or finance approval, route here next.
Open Partner ApprovalNeed Smaller Forward Packet
If the full close pack is too heavy for the first introduction, use the intro-pack page and keep the forward tighter.
Open Partner Intro PackNeed Ready-To-Send Intro Copy
If the partner does not need another page but does need exact wording for the first send, use the intro-message page next.
Open Partner Intro MessagesNeed Post-Send Follow-Up
If the pack was already sent but the buyer has gone quiet, use the intro-follow-up page before reopening the whole close.
Open Partner Intro Follow-UpNeed Warm Buyer Conversion
If the buyer is warm and the next job is defining the deal, use the intro-conversion page before jumping straight into handoff.
Open Partner Intro ConversionNeed First Scope Tightened
If the buyer is interested but the first paid step still feels too broad, route to the intro-scope page next.
Open Partner Intro ScopeNeed Buyer-Side Internal Forward
If the buyer likes the first paid step but still has to show it to a founder, finance lead, or operator, route here next.
Open Partner Intro Approval PackNeed Resistance Handling
If interest exists but the deal is stalled by control, payout, or white-label risk concerns, use the objection page next.
Open Partner ObjectionsNeed Repeat Route
If this is not a one-off intro and the partner may keep routing the same deal type, use the repeat channel page next.
Open Channel RepeatNeed Fast Start
If the model is already clear, move straight to payment and scope confirmation instead of adding another call.
Open Partner Activation Open Partner HandoffShort Close Lines
Use direct language that makes the partner's next action obvious.
Fit Line
This works best when you already know the client-side bottleneck and need a narrow sprint that is easy to route or resell.
Model Line
The only real choice is whether this should be a referral path or a white-label fulfillment path.
Move Line
If the collaboration model is clear, the next step is payment and kickoff, not another round of abstract discussion.