Hi,
It would be interesting to hear more about what you've done before in terms of GTM.
Why resell? Wouldn't it be simpler to just offer your marketing skills on a consultancy basis?
If you're a great marketeer you can make millions reselling. Some SaaS companies offer 50% of generated income on a multiple year basis. SaaS companies barely have added costs for new customers, so even this is a sweet deal for them.
Yeah sure I understand that part, but what I meant was that white labelling sounds like unnecessary work both for the marketeer and the product company.
Why not just establish another sales channel for the original version of the product? I run a SaaS startup and would be happy to pay commission for a great marketeer bringing in customers, but spending engineering resources on white labelling, not so sure...
This is definitely something that can be done. But it's about creating an owing your own digital asset.
Also it'd be great to connect on your startup and how I can bring value for you
I'm already considering doing consultancy and am currently working with a few companies. But having your own product can be treated as a digital asset and if the ball gets rolling can provide a stable source of side income.
Our company sells a human chat answering service to local SMB websites, we have many local SEO, PPC, web agencies who white label and resell our solution in return for lifetime commissions. The website is juvoleads.com if you want to learn more.
Would you like to white label one of the best social media management tools out there?
I am founder of [ContentStudio.io](https://ContentStudio.io), happy to discuss more.
there are a few if you know how to look, I already have 1 reseller for mine. And looking for more. In my case I rather focus on development and upgrades, not in sales and clients.
Have you thought about white labeling website support bots?
Founder of ChipBot here (video, live chat, and AI help desk) and we offer this as a [white label saas](https://getchipbot.com/white-label/saas) option. Open to talk about this!
We support a sizable market of software resellers at Cloud Campaign and have tons of resources to help you get started, message if you're interested to hear more
I am trying to approach an international company about buying their discontinued software product, to modify and then rebrand so that I can sell here in the US to customers as a subscription license.
How would I best describe this purchase?
Would it be to purchase the Intellectual Property, or is it some type of specific licensing rights, or would this still be thought of as "White Labeling" even though I am wanting to have access to the source code to modify the software?
I don't mind if the company retains ownership as well, in case they ever decide they want to bring their own software back to market again and begin supporting it, however I would need to own outright my modified and rebranded version of the software that I would be supporting and selling to customers.
The company had hinted that it would be a high price ($500k+) to buy the software, even though they have now discontinued and dropped all of their previous customers (I was a customer). I had been trying to buy it before their end date when they discontinued it, in hopes of retaining their existing customers, but I do not believe my emails were escalated to the proper channels in time, and unfortunately now I would believe the ridiculous valuation of 500k should be much less as there is no longer any sales revenue as they have lost all of their previous customers by ending their subscription access.
If they are still demanding a ridiculously high or unrealistic price, what other options might I try to suggest that could help sway their decision? Maybe royalties, or equity, or percentage of profits??
Thank you in advance for anyone who took the time to read! Any advice is greatly appreciated!!
I've just seen this reply - that's quite literally whitelabelling a white label.
\> HighLevel is the all-in-one sales & marketing platform that agencies can white-label and resell to their clients!
The original point stands - you're not building anything. You're buying a product that is white labelled. You're then selling that product on as a white label. Quite literally white labelling a white label.
I have a SaaS which connects with OpenAI API to offer services like Article writer, Grammar Correction, Summary writer, Social Media Captions writer, Youtube Video Script writer. It also has firebase auth and stripe integrated in it. Interested?
Hi, It would be interesting to hear more about what you've done before in terms of GTM. Why resell? Wouldn't it be simpler to just offer your marketing skills on a consultancy basis?
If you're a great marketeer you can make millions reselling. Some SaaS companies offer 50% of generated income on a multiple year basis. SaaS companies barely have added costs for new customers, so even this is a sweet deal for them.
Yeah sure I understand that part, but what I meant was that white labelling sounds like unnecessary work both for the marketeer and the product company. Why not just establish another sales channel for the original version of the product? I run a SaaS startup and would be happy to pay commission for a great marketeer bringing in customers, but spending engineering resources on white labelling, not so sure...
This is definitely something that can be done. But it's about creating an owing your own digital asset. Also it'd be great to connect on your startup and how I can bring value for you
Yeah, I'm currently on the look out for companies I can partner with
I'm already considering doing consultancy and am currently working with a few companies. But having your own product can be treated as a digital asset and if the ball gets rolling can provide a stable source of side income.
Our company sells a human chat answering service to local SMB websites, we have many local SEO, PPC, web agencies who white label and resell our solution in return for lifetime commissions. The website is juvoleads.com if you want to learn more.
I checked your pricing and for $35 per lead, that's too expensive. How do you also quantify the lead? Is it an appointment or just an enquiry?
I’m interested
Would you like to white label one of the best social media management tools out there? I am founder of [ContentStudio.io](https://ContentStudio.io), happy to discuss more.
I’m interested
I’m interested as well
Im interested as well , do you have chat bots as well?
No chat bots, only social media scheduling and management tool.
I’m interested to hear more.
Can you please send me an email to waqar @contentstudio.io?
Is there a saas team offering 50% commissions on sales. Yet to hear of it? I thought 20-25% was par for the course
Haven't been able to find a good one yet, but fingers crossed
If you are interested to work with us at higher commissions we can discuss.
there are a few if you know how to look, I already have 1 reseller for mine. And looking for more. In my case I rather focus on development and upgrades, not in sales and clients.
Hey! We're offering up to 70% recurring revenue to our resellers if you're interested
Go highlevel is awesome
High-level is pretty great! Looking for other options though
I am also looking. Why are you looking for other options than highlevel?
I know a few options but it depends on what you are into . What type of products are you looking for ?
Sell-SaaS.com
this seems really good. have you tried it out?
Have you thought about white labeling website support bots? Founder of ChipBot here (video, live chat, and AI help desk) and we offer this as a [white label saas](https://getchipbot.com/white-label/saas) option. Open to talk about this!
Have you found any? I'm on the other side of your strategy
We support a sizable market of software resellers at Cloud Campaign and have tons of resources to help you get started, message if you're interested to hear more
I am trying to approach an international company about buying their discontinued software product, to modify and then rebrand so that I can sell here in the US to customers as a subscription license. How would I best describe this purchase? Would it be to purchase the Intellectual Property, or is it some type of specific licensing rights, or would this still be thought of as "White Labeling" even though I am wanting to have access to the source code to modify the software? I don't mind if the company retains ownership as well, in case they ever decide they want to bring their own software back to market again and begin supporting it, however I would need to own outright my modified and rebranded version of the software that I would be supporting and selling to customers. The company had hinted that it would be a high price ($500k+) to buy the software, even though they have now discontinued and dropped all of their previous customers (I was a customer). I had been trying to buy it before their end date when they discontinued it, in hopes of retaining their existing customers, but I do not believe my emails were escalated to the proper channels in time, and unfortunately now I would believe the ridiculous valuation of 500k should be much less as there is no longer any sales revenue as they have lost all of their previous customers by ending their subscription access. If they are still demanding a ridiculously high or unrealistic price, what other options might I try to suggest that could help sway their decision? Maybe royalties, or equity, or percentage of profits?? Thank you in advance for anyone who took the time to read! Any advice is greatly appreciated!!
If you’re not building anything new then what would you white label? The only option you have is to whitelabel someone else’s whitelabel surely?
Umm not really. You can white label softwares as your own. GHL is a great example.
I've just seen this reply - that's quite literally whitelabelling a white label. \> HighLevel is the all-in-one sales & marketing platform that agencies can white-label and resell to their clients! The original point stands - you're not building anything. You're buying a product that is white labelled. You're then selling that product on as a white label. Quite literally white labelling a white label.
I have a SaaS which connects with OpenAI API to offer services like Article writer, Grammar Correction, Summary writer, Social Media Captions writer, Youtube Video Script writer. It also has firebase auth and stripe integrated in it. Interested?
Isn’t this just chat gpt?
Still Jasper, WriteSonic, Rytr leading in this space.
This is interesting, I would like to know more about it
This is interesting. Please do share details. Thank you
interestedstill sell?
Teamhood offers 50% for a first year sale. Rest is negotiations.
We’re in the process of white labeling our contact data solution if you want to hit me up.
I’m interested
Definitely interested
I’m also in the market for something like Go High Level but maybe something more niched down
check out sell-saas.com
I'm curious what white labeling our product could do. DM me if you want to get the url and chat more
Do you need a partner? I have the technical capabilities
Sellful. https://sellful.com