Three ways in. Start with which one you are.
Run Corelith in your own business, introduce businesses you already advise, or deliver rollouts for your own customers. None of the three costs anything to join.
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You run a business and you want Corelith running it. Guided onboarding at 50% off and your price held for 12 months, in exchange for a rollout we can measure.
AffiliatesMake the introductionYou know businesses that need this, and they trust your opinion. Send them to us and we do the rest — demo, scoping, onboarding, support. You are paid for 12 months on every account.
Technical partnersRun the rolloutYou deliver systems, and your customers need this one. Discovery, configuration, migration and integrations under your own engagement. Keep the implementation fee; earn a share of the subscription on top.
What each one is worth.
Before you ask.
If you want Corelith running your own business, you are a founding customer. If you want to introduce other businesses and be paid for it without doing the work, you are an affiliate. If you deliver systems for a living and want to run Corelith rollouts for your own customers, you are a technical partner. Nothing stops you being more than one — a founding customer who then refers others is common.
No, and calling them one caused enough confusion that we renamed it. A founding customer buys and runs Corelith in their own business on better terms because they came in early and give us honest feedback. Affiliates and technical partners are working with us on other people's businesses.
Yes. Register as an affiliate for the introductions, and apply for technical accreditation for the delivery work. They are paid separately, and both are paid.
Nothing. There is no fee to register as an affiliate and no charge for technical accreditation. What each one asks for is work, and the page for each says exactly which work.
Tell us which one you are.
A short conversation about which of the three fits, and what it would actually involve. No fee, and no obligation on either side.