How do ZAM partner commissions work?

You earn five percent of a one-time project, or ten percent of the first three months on a retainer. There is no cap on how many businesses you introduce. Referrals stay attributed to you for 90 days from the introduction, and you are paid after the client has paid us, not before.

Can we white-label ZAM and deliver under our own brand?

Yes. Agencies and consultants subcontract us as the senior build team behind the scenes, and the work ships under your banner. Your client sees one team and the relationship stays yours.

Will ZAM compete with us for the client?

No. We build and run owned operating systems, and we do not pitch the services you already sell. Clients you introduce hear about your role in getting them there, and we do not go around you.

What does it cost to become a ZAM partner?

Nothing. There is no fee, no tier to buy into and no minimum volume. Send one introduction a year or one a week, the terms are the same either way.

What kind of client should we send to ZAM?

Owner-operated businesses paying for a stack of tools that still does not fit how they work, or running critical processes through spreadsheets and copy-paste between systems. Logistics, trades, consulting, recruitment and construction are where owning the system pays for itself fastest.

How quickly can ZAM start once we introduce a client?

A ZAM Build ships in 3 to 7 days. Larger embedded partnerships start with a Systems Audit and a Strategy Day, so a client can see real work inside the first week rather than waiting on a proposal cycle.

Partner with ZAM: referral, white-label, and tech

Partner with ZAM through referral, white-label, and integration partnerships — for agencies, consultants, and tech providers serving owner-operated businesses. Earn a share of every deal you send, put a senior build team behind your own banner, and keep the client relationship you spent years earning.

Ways to partner

Referral partners: you know a business that needs to own its operations. You introduce us, and we take great care of them.
White-label and subcontract: agencies and consultants who want a senior builder behind the scenes to deliver systems under your banner.
Integration and tech partners: tools and platforms that fit naturally into the owned operating systems we build for clients.

What you get as a ZAM partner

A partnership has to pay for the partner, not just for us. These are the terms, and the commission figures are the same ones published on the referral page.

A share of every deal you send: Five percent of a one-time project, or ten percent of the first three months on a retainer. No cap on how many you send, and you are paid once the client has paid us.
Partner rates on Builds and the Library: Preferential pricing on ZAM Builds and the template Library, so you can package our work inside your own offer and still keep a healthy margin.
A senior build team behind your banner: White-label and subcontract work ships under your name. Your client sees one team, and you keep the relationship you spent years earning.
Continuous mentorship, not a slide deck: Working sessions on systems design, automation and AI agents. We run our own logistics company on 16 departments, 14 live bases and 25 or more AI agents, and we show you how it is wired.
Referrals that come back to you: We meet owners who need branding, bookkeeping, legal and marketing work we do not do. Those introductions go out to partners, so the traffic runs both ways.
We stay in our lane: We build and run owned operating systems. We do not pitch the services you already sell, and we do not go around you to your client.

How a partnership runs, step by step

1. Introduce us: Send the introduction. It takes about thirty seconds, and it stays attributed to you for 90 days.
2. We scope it together: We run the audit and map what the business actually does. You sit in, so nothing is decided behind your back.
3. One team in front of the client: Under your banner or ours, your call. The client experiences a single team, not a handoff.
4. We build it, they own it: A ZAM Build ships in 3 to 7 days. The client owns the system outright, with no per-seat SaaS bill attached to it.
5. You share in the outcome: Your commission is paid once the client has paid us, and the relationship stays yours for the next piece of work.

Who we partner well with

You work with owner-operated businesses and care about outcomes, not just deliverables.
You value transparency and would rather send a client somewhere good than force a bad fit.
You see custom, owned systems as a strength to offer, not a threat to your model.
You want a reliable, senior counterpart who communicates clearly and ships.

What partnering looks like

We stay in our lane. We build and run owned operating systems, and we do not compete for the work you already do well. Clients you introduce hear about your role in getting them there, and referral partners share in the outcome rather than being thanked and forgotten.

Frequently asked questions

How do ZAM partner commissions work?: You earn five percent of a one-time project, or ten percent of the first three months on a retainer. There is no cap on how many businesses you introduce. Referrals stay attributed to you for 90 days from the introduction, and you are paid after the client has paid us, not before.
Can we white-label ZAM and deliver under our own brand?: Yes. Agencies and consultants subcontract us as the senior build team behind the scenes, and the work ships under your banner. Your client sees one team and the relationship stays yours.
Will ZAM compete with us for the client?: No. We build and run owned operating systems, and we do not pitch the services you already sell. Clients you introduce hear about your role in getting them there, and we do not go around you.
What does it cost to become a ZAM partner?: Nothing. There is no fee, no tier to buy into and no minimum volume. Send one introduction a year or one a week, the terms are the same either way.
What kind of client should we send to ZAM?: Owner-operated businesses paying for a stack of tools that still does not fit how they work, or running critical processes through spreadsheets and copy-paste between systems. Logistics, trades, consulting, recruitment and construction are where owning the system pays for itself fastest.
How quickly can ZAM start once we introduce a client?: A ZAM Build ships in 3 to 7 days. Larger embedded partnerships start with a Systems Audit and a Strategy Day, so a client can see real work inside the first week rather than waiting on a proposal cycle.