Sell βWave
Two ways, depending on how much of the relationship you want. One licenses the platform under your own name; the other pays a percentage and asks nothing of you afterwards.
Resell it as your own — Agency license
One install, every client you manage, each isolated and white-labeled under your name. Your clients never see βWave. You own the relationship, you set the price, you keep the margin.
- Your branding, your domain, your invoices
- Each client's data isolated from every other
- No per-seat pricing — adding a client does not add a bill
- Runs on your infrastructure, or ours if you would rather not
| License | What it covers | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Agency | Up to 10 client tenants under your brand | on application |
| Exclusive | Your vertical, your territory — nobody else in it | on application |
| Done-for-you | We operate it, under your name | on application |
Billed in USD, 30-day rolling, no minimum term. If it has not earned its place in the first 30 days, you get the money back.
Why exclusivity is the point. βWave is a private platform, licensed to a limited number of operators. An exclusive license means we will not license it to another firm selling into your vertical and your territory — a metro or a state, named in the agreement rather than implied. So the thing you are using to win work is not simultaneously being sold to the firm you are bidding against. That is the part that is worth paying for, and it is the part that stops being true the moment we sell it to everyone.
Or just introduce people
No license, no client work, no support burden. You make the introduction and we do the rest — paid on what it becomes, not on a click.
- 20% of the first payment
- 10% of everything recurring, ongoing
Credited the moment someone puts their hand up — before any money changes hands — so an introduction you genuinely made is never lost to whoever happened to close it.
Before you ask
βWave runs 14 tenants today and most of them are ours. The isolation boundary is server-side and deny-by-default, and you are welcome to put a technical person on it — but if proof at a large roster is your condition, we are not there yet, and we would rather say so now than be found out in month three.
Support is one person, in the UK. No desk, no tiers, no overnight cover.
Questions a page cannot answer: book twenty minutes.