Partnership and Agency
Turn your audience or local role into a partnership route that starts with the right contact.
If you have an audience, a channel, a community, or a real local support role, start from the route that matches your work. Partners promote and drive campaigns. Agents support payments and local player continuity.
Choose the route from the start: partner for audience growth, agent for local support.
If you own traffic, start as a partner. If you support payments or players locally, start as an agent.
The setup is practical: define the role, review the fit, prepare the route, then operate.
Send your role, review the coverage, receive the materials or operating frame, then launch and follow the response.
Define the role
Are you closer to audience and campaigns, or to payments and local support?
Review the real coverage
Audience, city, and working capacity are reviewed so the route stays practical.
Receive tools and direction
Partners get code, materials, and campaign support. Agents get a direct operating frame.
Launch and follow the response
After launch, the route becomes about what moved, what responded, and what should scale next.
Choose the route that looks like your real work, not just the route that sounds attractive.
If you bring audience, start as a partner. If you support payments or players locally, start as an agent.
Partner
Built for traffic owners, communities, channels, and promoters who can move an audience into the offer cleanly.
Agent
Built for people who can support payments, local player follow-up, or city-level operating trust.
Final terms depend on the city, the audience, and the real operating model after review.
Start the Contact
If you have an audience or a real local role, this is the right entry point.
Send a short note about your audience, city, or operating setup, and the next step can move into the right partner or agent route quickly.
Before any route is finalized, the city, audience, working model, and support need are reviewed so the fit stays practical from the start.
