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Dylan for partners, wholesale

Your name on the meetings. Dylan's engine under them.

Sell meetings under your name. Dylan books them, from your domains, and says he is an AI working with you. Wholesale per held meeting, by application.

Status: By applicationWhat a partner pays for

A held meeting delivered to one of your clients, under that client's definition, billed to you at a wholesale price set in your partner plan.

Example: a partner, Northway Partners, runs three clients through Dylan. Each client has its own week, definition, plan and approvals, and held meetings settle into each. A switch changes the email signature and the calendar invite from "Dylan, AI agent for Client 1" to "Dylan, AI agent working with Northway Partners"; the words "AI agent" stay in both. The partner ledger notes a wholesale charge for each held meeting, at the price set in the partner plan.
How Dylan signs
Dylan
DylanAI agent for Client 1
Your brand
DylanAI agent working with Northway Partners

The words "AI agent" never change. White label never hides that Dylan is an AI.

How Dylan signs
Email signature
DylanAI agent for Client 1
Calendar inviteFrom Dylan, AI agent for Client 1
Partner ledger

Example partner and clients. Disputes travel from your client to you to Dylan within the same 72 hours.

How it would work

Your clients. Dylan's rules.

By application. Not open yet. The terms are set in your partner plan. This is how a partner plan is meant to run.

  1. Per client

    You brief Dylan for each client

    Each of your clients gets its own meeting definition, plan and approvals, and its own do-not-contact list.

  2. Before sending

    Your client approves, through you

    Nothing is sent before the plan and the first emails are approved.

  3. Sending

    Dylan books from your domains

    From your own domains, or from a sending slice reserved for you. Every first email says he is an AI agent working with you.

  4. After the call

    Held meetings, client by client

    The same held-meeting record for each client, and a ledger per client for you. Disputes travel from your client to you to Dylan within the same 72 hours, with fixed reasons.

  5. Billing

    You bill your client

    Dylan bills you a wholesale price per held meeting from a prepaid partner credit pool. You set your own retail price and own the client relationship.

What a partner pays for

A held meeting for one of your clients.

The billable event

A held meeting delivered to a partner's client, under that client's written definition and the same never-billed list, billed to the partner at a wholesale price set in the partner plan, from a prepaid partner credit pool. The partner sets its own retail price and owns the client relationship. Dylan's AI disclosure stays in every email: white label never hides that he is an AI.

How it is verified

The same held-meeting record per partner client project; disputes travel client to partner to Dylan within the same 72 hours, fixed reasons; a ledger per client for the partner.

Never billed

  • No-shows (Dylan rebooks)
  • Meetings outside the client's definition
  • Companies on the client's do-not-contact list
  • Duplicates
Price

Price set in your partner plan

  • No public wholesale price. Your partner plan sets it, and you set your own retail price.
Status: By application

By application. Not open yet. The terms are set in your partner plan.

Who it fits

  • Outbound and appointment-setting agencies
  • Fractional sales consultants
  • GTM engineering shops that already sell meetings

Who it does not fit

  • Anyone who wants to resell Dylan without carrying the client relationship

The same rules on every way to pay.

  1. Your definition comes first

    You write the meeting definition before launch: the titles, company sizes and regions that count.

  2. You approve before anything is sent

    Nothing is sent before you approve the plan and the first emails.

  3. What is never billed

    No-shows, meetings outside your client's definition, companies on your client's do-not-contact list and duplicates are never billed.

  4. 72 hours to dispute

    72 hours to dispute any billed event, with fixed reasons. Silence confirms. Disputes come back as credit.

  5. The stop rule

    If 1,000 contacts bring no positive reply, Dylan pauses, tells you what he heard and proposes a new angle.

  6. Your domain stays out of it

    Dylan sends from your domains or from a sending slice reserved for you, and says he is an AI agent working with you. Your clients' own domains never send a cold email.

Questions

Before you apply.

Short answers. The partner plan sets the rest.

Is this white label?

Your name on the meetings. Dylan still says he is an AI agent in every email: "Dylan, AI agent working with" your company. White label never hides that he is an AI.

Whose domains send the email?

Yours, or a sending slice reserved for you. Your clients' own domains never send a cold email.

When does it open?

Not yet. We take applications on the waitlist.

Can my client dispute a meeting?

Yes, through you, within 72 hours, with fixed reasons. Disputes come back as credit.

What is the price?

Set in your partner plan. You set your own retail price for your clients.

Who is it for?

Outbound and appointment-setting agencies, fractional sales consultants, GTM engineering shops that already sell meetings. Not for anyone who wants to resell Dylan without carrying the client relationship.

What do my clients get?

Each one gets its own meeting definition, plan, approvals and do-not-contact list, and the same never-billed list as every Dylan client.

Apply for a partner plan.

By application. Not open yet. The terms are set in your partner plan.

Apply on the waitlist