You bring
The expertise and the relationship.
You know the subject and have an audience that trusts your judgment. You approve the promise and introduce the finished offer.
Partnerships
We invest in the product we build with you.
OfferNorth funds the agreed build and operates the product. We share revenue when it sells, so both sides have a reason to make the buyer experience work.
How the model works
Three parts to the agreement.
We bring
The investment and the operation.
OfferNorth funds the agreed build. We develop the product and run its launch, checkout, delivery and customer support.
We share
Revenue when the product sells.
We share revenue from the products we build together. We agree on the terms privately, in writing, before launch.
What we fund
A product needs more than a place to take payment.
These are the parts we plan and fund within the agreed scope.
- Audience analysis
- Market research
- Product strategy
- Product production
- Sales writing
- Product identity
- Landing pages
- Sales funnel
- Technical setup
- Checkout
- Content delivery
- Follow-up automation
- Payment processing
- Launch materials
- Conversion work
- Studio team
Before we begin
Write the terms before anyone starts building.
What we settle
- What counts as product revenue and which costs are deducted.
- How refunds, chargebacks, reporting and payouts work.
- Who owns each asset, and who holds access.
- What happens if the partnership changes or ends.
Where the agreement stops
- We agree privately on the revenue split.
- Your unrelated sales and sponsor relationships sit outside this product.
- You approve the use of your voice, brand and audience channels.
Choosing partners
We only take on work we’re willing to fund.
We look for a buyer need we can name, a creator who can deliver the result and a realistic path to reaching those buyers. If one piece is missing, we’ll explain what would make the opportunity stronger.
If the product doesn’t sell
A quiet launch is information, not a guarantee of another build.
We look at where buyers stopped: the promise, the page, the price or the product itself. Then we agree whether to test a change or stop. The written agreement covers costs and closure; neither side should have to guess at the downside.
Start here
See whether there’s a partnership here.
It starts with a free audience review and a recommendation you can question.
Free to apply. No sales call required.