We are a small company with three founding clients and a product that works. That makes this an unusually good moment to partner with us — decisions get made in days, terms are negotiable, and what you need actually shapes what gets built.
Consultants, trainers and industry advisers who work with study abroad agencies and see the operational problems first-hand. You introduce us; we do the rest.
Head offices running a network of sub-agents, where you carry the AQF responsibility for everyone operating under your name.
If you recruit through agents, your problem is knowing which of them is actually operating to standard. We would rather solve that with you than around you.
CRMs, communication platforms, application aggregators and document providers already used by study abroad agencies.
Accommodation, foreign exchange, insurance and student banking providers who want distribution to UK-bound students at the point where they are actually deciding. This opens with SettleIQ in Phase 3, and we are having conversations now with Amber and Wise among others.
We are handling passports, bank statements and immigration histories for students making one of the biggest decisions of their lives. A partner who treats that casually costs us more than they bring in.
So we are slower than most companies at signing partnerships, and we are comfortable with that. If we say no, it is not a negotiating position.
Tell us who you are, what you do, and what you think the partnership looks like. A short paragraph is fine — we do not have an application form.
Either with a time to talk, or with a clear no and the reason. We will not leave you waiting on a maybe.
What you need, what we can actually do now versus later, and whether the commercial shape works for both sides.
Rates, attribution, payment schedule, data handling and how either side exits. Nothing starts on a handshake.
One person who owns the relationship. Not a shared inbox, and not a partner portal you have to log in to.
One email, a short paragraph, no form. You will get a real answer from someone who can decide — including a straight no if that is the honest answer.