Partnership Program | Revenue Share Growth Model

Looking for more than a quick fix? Our Partnership Program is built for long-term growth, with shared success through a revenue share model.

We become your ongoing technology and strategy partner — improving, tracking, and guiding your business every step of the way.

How It Works

Side-by-Side Partnership

We work with your team to improve operations, marketing, and technology on an ongoing basis.

Revenue Share Model

Instead of just charging hourly, we set up a revenue share model so we grow together.

Ongoing Success

You get a partner who cares about your success as much as you do, with aligned incentives.

What We Do Together

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Continuous Improvements

Regular updates to your website and systems
Ongoing SEO, reviews, and digital marketing
New tools as your business evolves

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Growth Tracking

Monthly check-ins with clear metrics
Reports showing sales, leads, and ROI
Adjustments to keep growth on track

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Strategic Guidance

Ideas for new services and customer outreach
Tech recommendations that save time and money
Planning for the next stage of your business

Why Choose a Partnership?

Traditional Consulting

High upfront costs
One-time engagement
Consultant moves on after project
Success not tied to consultant

Partnership Model

Lower upfront costs
Ongoing relationship
Continuous support and optimization
Aligned goals - we succeed when you succeed

Aligned Goals

We succeed when you succeed. Lower upfront costs with shared investment in your growth. Not just a project, but a trusted partner by your side.

Partnership Requirements

Partnerships work best when there's a strong foundation. We typically recommend:

An assessment or initial project to establish baseline and build trust
Commitment to regular communication and collaboration
Willingness to implement recommended changes
Yearly agreement terms for clarity and stability

Common Questions

A small percentage of new sales growth is shared, based on agreed metrics. We track improvements from our baseline assessment to ensure fair and transparent revenue sharing.

Usually, yes. An assessment or project helps build a strong foundation before long-term work and establishes the baseline for measuring growth.

Partnerships are set up with yearly agreements, so expectations are clear on both sides. You can choose not to renew at the end of any term.

Businesses that are ready to grow, open to implementing changes, and looking for a long-term strategic partner rather than just quick fixes.