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Partners

Three kinds of partner, and one of them is just an integration

We are pre-launch, so this is a small programme run by the people who build the product rather than a tier system with a portal. That is an advantage for the first ten partners and a problem we will happily have later.

Agency partner

You run outbound for other people's companies and want your clients on GTM.

What you get

  • Client workspaces with real isolation, priced per workspace rather than per seat
  • White label, so the surface your client sees is yours
  • Direct access to the people building the product
  • Affiliate commission on every workspace you refer, for the life of the subscription

What we ask

  • You own the client relationship, the ICP and the copy review
  • You tell us when something is wrong before your client has to

Consulting partner

You advise on go-to-market and want a tool you can hand over rather than operate forever.

What you get

  • Implementation support on your first three engagements
  • Early access to unreleased surfaces, with the caveat that they are unreleased
  • A named contact rather than a shared inbox

What we ask

  • Honest feedback on what did not survive contact with a client
  • Case detail we can write up, with your client's permission

Technology partner

You build something a GTM workspace should be able to reach.

What you get

  • The MCP server and the public API, with the same scopes an assistant gets
  • Connector work prioritised where there is demand from both sides
  • Co-authored documentation rather than a logo on a page

What we ask

  • A working integration, and somebody who answers when it breaks

Why agencies do well here

The isolation is structural, not a filter

Each client workspace is a container: its connections are its own, sourcing searches from that client’s connected account, and outreach can only leave through that client’s connections or a pool you explicitly shared. There is no code path from one client’s queue to another’s sender.

5
Client workspaces on Agency
$99
Per extra workspace, per month
0
Paths between two clients
10%
Affiliate commission, for the life of the plan

Starting is one email

Tell us what you run, how many clients, and what you use now. If we are not right for you we will say so in the reply rather than in the third call.

Everything above, running on your list

Describe the company, confirm the keywords, connect a channel. The agents take it from there, and Supervised mode is available when you want to review before sending.

Start with sales. $2,000 or $5,000 onboarding, then at least $250 monthly credit funding.