Referral commissions
Bring the right projects to Ominity. Discuss a commission arrangement for eligible referred licenses.
Agree attribution, qualifying plans, and payout terms before referrals begin.Bring distinctive client work to Ominity. Build on a shared foundation, explore commercial benefits, and make your expertise easier to find.
A partnership shaped around the projects you deliver and the support your team needs.
Bring the right projects to Ominity. Discuss a commission arrangement for eligible referred licenses.
Agree attribution, qualifying plans, and payout terms before referrals begin.Discuss discounted licenses for the client projects you manage, with room for your implementation services.
Agree eligible plans, billing ownership, and renewal terms together.Create a profile for the agencies finder with your expertise, stack, portfolio, and the work you want to take on.
Directory inclusion follows a profile and fit review.Explore product onboarding, implementation workshops, and sessions around the project you are building.
Choose the format and scope around your team’s needs.Use the SDKs, integration guides, and storefront starter to build a repeatable delivery approach.
Choose your frontend and keep your client’s experience distinctive.Put forward completed Ominity projects for a project highlight or a detailed case study.
Share the implementation story with the client’s permission.Commission and discount arrangements depend on the partnership. We agree the commercial details together, so you know how a referred or managed license is treated.
Discuss the commercial fitDefine how you introduce the client and who manages the implementation and license.
Agree the qualifying license, rate or discount, and whether the arrangement is recurring.
Make attribution, invoicing, payout timing, and renewals explicit.
Use a workshop to connect the product to the work your team actually delivers. Bring a client brief, a content model, or an integration question.
Discuss a workshopContent types, blueprints, and translations.
Frontend, SDKs, and business context.
Permissions, workflows, and editor onboarding.
Share your expertise, preferred stack, portfolio, and typical clients.
Discuss commercial terms, directory eligibility, and the enablement your team needs.
Choose the first implementation or referral, with a clear plan and responsibilities.
Introduce your team and the kind of client work you want to bring to Ominity.
Become a partner