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Your brand, your prices
and your client relationship

The client sees the service as part of your agency: the account opens on your subdomain, with your name and your logo. You set the price for the client, not us.

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What the client sees

An account on the agency subdomain

There is no separate account to build, it already exists. That applies to the account itself: the widget goes onto the client's site with one line of code, as before.

Your own subdomain

The client comes in at your agency's address rather than ours.

Your name and logo

The account and the widget carry your brand, and ours is not shown.

No development needed

The account on a subdomain is configured, not written. The widget is still added with a line of code.

Money and the client relationship

Two billing arrangements

You pick whichever suits the agency. Both are discussed separately, because they depend on the volume and on who holds the contract with the client.

The client pays the agency

You set the prices for your clients, the payment keys can be yours, and the money comes to the agency directly. The agency then passes SellerChat the agreed share.

The client pays SellerChat

Billing runs through us and the agency receives compensation. This is simpler to launch, but in it the price for the client is not set by the agency.

Compensation

Terms are agreed individually

Partnership and compensation terms are agreed individually before work begins. They depend on the billing arrangement you choose and on the number of client sites.

Individual terms

Agreed before work begins, for your particular case.

Depends on the arrangement

Who invoices the client and whose account the payments run through.

Depends on the volume

How many client sites you run at the same time.

Discuss agency terms

Write and tell us how many client sites you have and which billing arrangement suits you better. There is no form to fill in, an email or a message is enough.

Start with one client site

In other people's words

On customers, conversation and machines