You already have the trust. We already have the engine.
Some people do not want to buy campaigns. They want to bring campaigns to the businesses who already listen to them. If that is you — an agency, a wedding planner, a venue network, a property or brand consultant — this is the page for you, and this is the form that reaches us directly.
Four kinds of partner, one engine behind all of them.
The delivery machine does not change. What changes is who holds the relationship, whose name is on the creative, and how the work reaches the client. Find yourself below.
Referral partners
You know the businesses. You do not want to run campaigns, manage creative or answer questions about ad spend. You introduce, we quote, we deliver, and terms are agreed with you in writing first.
White-label & agency partners
You own the client and you want the work to carry your name. From Level 2 Growth onwards the assets ship unbranded — which is precisely what makes a white-label arrangement possible rather than theoretical.
Venue & network partners
Banquet halls, hotels, clubs, developers and marketplaces sit at the centre of a roster of businesses who all need the same thing. One relationship, many campaigns, one point of contact at our end.
Category specialists
You know jewellery, or bridal wear, or commercial property, better than any generalist ever will. Bring the category knowledge; we bring the creative, the media and the tracking underneath it.
Trust takes years to build. Delivery can start this quarter.
You spent a long time earning the right to be believed by the businesses around you. We spent ours building the thing that has to work after the introduction. Neither half is worth much alone. Together they are a business.
What a partnership looks like, step by step.
No mystery, no discovery calls that lead to more discovery calls. This is the whole sequence from first message to a client seeing their own numbers.
You tell us who you actually work with
Sector, category, rough scale and how you know them. One honest paragraph is worth more than a deck. If we are not the right fit for your roster, we will say so at this stage rather than three months in.
We agree the shape in writing
Referral, white-label or network partner — and the terms that go with it. Written down and agreed before a single introduction is made, so nobody is working out the rules while a client is watching.
You introduce, we quote
Every client you send gets the same written proposal any direct enquiry would get: the level we recommend, the quarter mapped out, the rate and what is included. Current launch rates are held for anyone already in conversation with us.
We deliver the quarter
A quarter is three campaigns. Creative is AI-assisted and human-edited, the media runs live, and during the launch window 45% of the fee is deployed as real ad spend rather than absorbed.
Everyone sees what happened
From Level 1 the client gets lead performance, lead source, lead qualification and revenue tracking. From Level 2 the full dashboard suite and a quarterly Lead Evolution report. You are never guessing what your introduction turned into.
Partners can add activations too
A festival push, an extra landing page, a WhatsApp API line, a QR kit — the add-on catalogue sits on top of any contract, priced openly.
A partnership is two sets of obligations, not one.
Most partnership pages only describe what the partner gets. That is how partnerships quietly rot: one side is carrying an expectation the other side never agreed to.
So here is both halves, plainly. What we bring is the delivery machine and the honesty about it. What we ask is small, but it is not optional — because every item on that list is something that has gone wrong somewhere before.
If both columns read as reasonable to you, the rest of this is straightforward.
What we bring
- A written proposal for every client you introduce, at current launch pricing.
- Three campaigns a quarter, on a schedule the client can see.
- 45% of the fee back into media during the launch window — real spend, not a line item.
- Human-led creative — AI-assisted, human-edited, never machine-finished.
- Tracking a client can actually read — performance, source, qualification, revenue.
- A straight answer when something is not working, before you have to ask for it.
What we ask
- A real introduction — a business you know, not a list you bought.
- Honesty about scale. Do not oversell your roster to us, and we will not oversell our capacity to you.
- Terms in writing first. Agreed before the first introduction, not renegotiated after the first invoice.
- No promises on our behalf that we have not agreed in writing — especially about price or timelines.
- Direct access to the client at least once, so the proposal is built on what they actually said.
- Tell us early when it is going wrong. Nearly everything is fixable in week two and expensive in month two.
Three things we will not offer you.
Every one of these gets asked for in the first conversation, so we would rather answer it here than let you find out later. Saying no to these is how we stay able to say yes to everything above.
Exclusive territories
We will not hand you a city, a category or a postcode on a first conversation. Exclusivity is a real thing to discuss once there is real volume behind it — but a map drawn before any work exists only stops both of us moving.
Guaranteed volumes
We will not promise you a number of clients, and we will not ask you to promise us one. Any figure either of us invented at this stage would be a number, not a commitment, and it would poison the first quarter it missed.
Commission-only client acquisition
No upfront fee, paid only on results, was taken to market and it does not work — not for us and not for the client. We will not build a partnership on it and we will not ask you to sell it.
The one genuine commission-only product, and where it sits
WOW Offers Sub-Campaigns are a short 5–10 second video placed on the WOW Offers platform, where we deliver only the leads and take only a commission on closed sales. It is real, and it costs the client nothing up front — but it is locked behind an existing contract. It is upside for a client who is already running with us, never a way in.
Access to the WOW Offers platform arrives at Level 3 Transform, and is also available as an add-on.
And what about the referral rate?
We do not print one here. It moves with sector, scale and who is carrying the client relationship, and we would rather agree a number with you in writing than publish one we would have to walk back in your first conversation. Ask on the form below and you will get a straight answer, not a range.
Partnership terms are agreed in writing per partner before any introduction is made. Nothing on this page is an offer, a guarantee of volume, or a grant of exclusivity.
Four steps, and none of them are a hard sell.
You send this form
Two minutes. Only the first three fields are required — everything else just makes our first reply more useful.
We read it properly
We look at the sector you work in, the kind of partner you would be, and whether our delivery capacity honestly matches the scale you are describing.
You get terms in writing
The shape of the partnership, what each side is responsible for, and the rate — as a document, before any client of yours hears our name.
You decide, in your own time
If it is not right, say so and we will leave it there without a follow-up sequence. Current launch rates are held for anyone already in conversation with us.
Actually here to buy, not to partner?
If you want campaigns for your own business, the enquiry form is a different one and it will get you a proposal faster. Single campaigns are self-serve: Starter ₹9,999 · Advanced ₹14,999 · Max ₹24,999 per campaign.
We use your details to discuss a partnership and nothing else. No list, no reselling, no automated call sequence — and we will not approach the clients you mention without telling you first.
The introduction is yours to make. The quarter is ours to deliver.
Current launch pricing holds for the full length of any contract signed during the launch window — which means the clients you introduce now hold better terms than the ones you introduce later. That is the only urgency on this page, and it is a real one.
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