Advisy works with a small number of operators, builders, and strategic investors who can create more value with us than either side could create alone.
A partner may contribute distribution, operating expertise, technology, customers, capital, or a combination. We keep each contribution and its economics visible.
Introduce, position, or help close a defined opportunity. Revenue participation is tied to attributable, collected business and a written scope.
Combine Advisy infrastructure with a partner's domain expertise, distribution, or operating team around one testable venture.
Invest into a defined venture, product lane, or approved financing structure after business, technical, and legal diligence.
A revenue partner earns against defined business they help create. An investor participates through a separately documented investment. A joint venture can combine both only when the documents say exactly how they interact.
Identify the customer, product, geography, or channel covered by the arrangement.
Revenue share is calculated from collected revenue, with refunds and chargebacks handled explicitly.
When a split uses contribution profit rather than gross revenue, permitted direct costs are defined in advance.
Statements, payment timing, renewal treatment, and audit rights belong in the written agreement.
No generic promise of equity or lifetime revenue share. Percentages, ownership, valuation, control, duration, and post-termination treatment are agreed for the specific opportunity before launch.
We move from strategic fit to a bounded test, then into definitive terms only when the evidence supports a deeper relationship.
Align on market, problem, contribution, and why the partnership should exist.
Review business, technical, financial, data, and legal dependencies.
Run one bounded opportunity with owners, milestones, and a scorecard.
Document economics, rights, responsibilities, governance, and exit treatment.
Expand only after delivery, adoption, and economics are proven.
Tell us what you can contribute, what you want to build, and what success would look like for both sides.
Start a partner conversationThis overview is nonbinding and is not an offer to sell securities. Any revenue participation, investment, ownership, or joint venture requires diligence, approval, and definitive written agreements. Prospective partners should obtain independent legal, tax, and financial advice.
