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The whole partner program, including the fine print.

Priced by an MSP the way we wanted to buy it: two published plans, one invoice, no clause you meet in month four. PlatOps Security, MSP since 2014. This page is deliberately the boring one — the terms are the product decision, so here they are before you sign up.

01 — Two plans

Partner Starter to 75 domains. Partner from 76.

Both plans include everything. The only difference is the base fee, the included allotment and the metered rate above it.

Partner StarterUp to 75 domains
$119/month
30domains included
Above the allotment$3.99 each

The plan to start on. Cheaper than Partner right up to 75 domains.

Above the included domains, $3.99 per domain per month; every enrolled domain counts from the day it is added.

PartnerFrom 76 domains
$299/month
100domains included
Above the allotment$2.99 each

A lower metered rate. Worth switching the month your domain count passes 75.

Above the included domains, $2.99 per domain per month; every enrolled domain counts from the day it is added.

Wholesale cost at the plan we bill you on
DomainsCheaper planYour monthly costNote
10Partner Starter$119Inside the 30 included
25Partner Starter$119Inside the 30 included
30Partner Starter$119Inside the 30 included
50Partner Starter$19920 × $3.99 above the allotment
75Partner Starter$29945 × $3.99 above the allotment
76Partner$299Inside the 100 included
100Partner$299Inside the 100 included
250Partner$748150 × $2.99 above the allotment
500Partner$1,495400 × $2.99 above the allotment
1,000Partner$2,990900 × $2.99 above the allotment

The table above shows whichever plan is cheaper for that month’s domain count, so you do not have to spot the crossover yourself — you are billed on the plan you have subscribed to, and switching between them is a plan change, not automatic. Above 1,000 domains pricing is negotiated per partner, so talk to us before committing at that scale.

02 — How billing works

Six rules, one of which will cost you money if you skip it.

Expand any row. The one about client churn is the one partners get wrong, so it is marked and open by default.

This is the rule that costs partners money. Removal is a deliberate action you take in your dashboard: delete the customer organization and the count drops on the next daily usage sync, within about 24 hours. There is no per-domain removal yet — only the whole organization — and deleting it deletes its history, so export anything you need for a final report first. A domain does not drop off your bill because it goes quiet; only removing the organization does that. Make removal part of your offboarding checklist.

Offboarding checklist
Export any report data you need for a final review — the history goes with the organization
Confirm no domain you still manage sits inside that customer organization
Delete the customer organization from Partner → Customers
Check the count on Partner → Billing at the next daily sync, about 24 hours later
03 — Who owns the client

You do. We are not in the room.

The commercial risk in reselling anything is that the vendor eventually sells direct. Here is exactly where the line sits, stated so you can hold us to it.

The client contract and the retail priceYou
Billing the clientYou
First-line support to the clientYou
The brand on the portal and the login emailYou
Marketing to your clientsNobody
Platform, ingestion and uptimeUs
MTA-STS and BIMI endpointsUs
Escalation behind your brandUs
Managed DMARC and the Enforcement sprint — direct customers only, never under your orgUs

The customer portal serves from your own vanity hostname, and your clients sign in by typing the domain they manage — so the URL they bookmark is yours, and there is no password for you to reset. The portal and login email carry your brand once your vanity domain and sending domain are verified; alert and digest emails still carry a DDMARC footer today.

A written Partner Addendum covering the resale license, white-label limits, metered billing and client ownership is being prepared with counsel; until it is published these terms and the Terms of Service apply.

04 — Two very different partners

Same program. Completely different work.

If you manage clients, your cost is labor. If you host DNS, your cost is attach rate. Each has its own page, not an averaged one.

MSPs, agencies & IT consultancies

You manage email for a book of clients.

Your cost is technician hours, not license fees. That page breaks down the labor per client profile and what the platform removes from it.

Hours per client, from kick-off to enforcement
What you hand the client at a quarterly review
Multi-tenant dashboard built for a NOC, not one company
Hosting providers & registrars

You already run your customers’ DNS.

Your cost is attach rate. That page has the margin calculator and the provisioning calls that make enrollment a checkbox in your control panel.

Margin at your own volume and retail price
Real provisioning calls, copy and paste
Who answers which support ticket
05 — In both plans, no add-ons

Nothing here costs extra.

White-label dashboard and a customer portal on your own vanity hostname
Passwordless client sign-in — they type their domain, we email a code
Managed MTA-STS policy hosting for every tenant
Managed BIMI logo hosting, validated before publishing
DNSSEC and DANE monitoring
Prospect scanner: 50 domains a scan, 200 a day, white-label PDF
REST API and outbound webhooks
Priority support on both plans
White-glove migration from another vendor, at no charge
And what it is not

Four things we do not offer.

Native PSA or RMM modules

No ConnectWise, Autotask, Kaseya, NinjaOne or HaloPSA module has shipped; all five are on the roadmap. Until they ship, the API and outbound webhooks are the route: a small webhook receiver that opens a ticket, and we will help you write it.

A margin negotiation

The wholesale rate is published and fixed, so there is nothing to haggle for below 1,000 domains. Your margin is the gap between that rate and whatever your market supports — which also means we never need to see your retail pricing.

Co-selling into your accounts

We will not sell to your clients, which also means we will not turn up alongside you in their pipeline. Co-marketing is available for qualified partners; direct involvement in your deals is not part of the program.

Tiers beyond the two priced ones

There is no separate status ladder to climb — the only distinction is the plan you are billed on. What you do get to work from is the partner toolkit: a program battlecard, a live margin calculator and a white-label client one-pager you can brand and send.

06 — Before you subscribe

The questions partners ask.

If yours is not here, ask us — we would rather answer it now than have you find out later.

Fewer than ten client domains? The affiliate program may pay you more for less overhead than reselling at wholesale.

Start on Partner Starter at $119/month. It is the cheaper plan up to 75 domains; from 76, Partner's $299/month base with 100 domains included costs less than Partner Starter's metered extras. Switch plans any month — the calculator above shows you whichever plan is cheaper for the number you enter, so you do not have to work it out yourself, but you are billed on the plan you have actually subscribed to until you switch it.

1Create a free account
2Settings → Billing → Partner Starter
3The Partner section appears in the sidebar

Start at $119 a month.

Subscribe with a card and partner tools unlock in your existing dashboard. No application, no minimum term, and every domain you enroll is billed from the day you add it. For prospects, print the white-label client one-pager.

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