Partnerships
ShoBiz sits in the middle of how a business operates — clients, money, documents, communication. That makes it a useful place to connect to, build on, or deliver through.
We work with partners in four ways.
Integration partners
You have a product our customers already use, and moving data between the two, by hand, is wasting everyone's time.
We already connect to payment processors, banking data providers, messaging carriers, calendar and meeting providers, and WordPress. If your product is adjacent to any of that, an integration is worth a conversation.
What we bring: an API, a WordPress plugin, and customers actively asking for the connections they need. What we look for: a stable API, someone we can actually reach when something breaks, and genuine overlap in who we serve.
Agency and consultant partners
You implement systems for businesses — bookkeeping, operations, funding, marketing — and you need a platform to deliver on rather than assembling six tools per client.
What you get: one platform across your whole client base, per-client separation with its own branding and users, and commission on referrals through the affiliate program.
What works well: agencies that stay involved after setup. The platform rewards ongoing operation far more than a one-off implementation.
Resellers
You want to sell ShoBiz as part of your own offering, with your own pricing and your own customer relationship.
Reseller arrangements are negotiated individually — margin, support responsibilities, billing, and who owns the customer relationship all depend on the shape of your business. Bring us the specifics and we will work through it.
White label
You want the platform under your own brand: your name, your logo, your colours, your domain.
Branding is configurable at the platform level — app name, logo, favicon, colours, login page and email templates. What that costs and what it includes, depends on scale, so it is a conversation, rather than a price list.
Who we work with well
Partners whose customers overlap with ours: small and mid-sized businesses, multi-entity operators, finance and funding professionals
Partners who stay involved after the sale
Partners who are straight about what their product does, and does not do
Who we do not
We will decline partnerships in the categories our Acceptable Use Policy prohibits — including cryptocurrency, adult content, gambling, payday lending, and credit repair — regardless of how the deal is structured. Our payment processors and messaging carriers prohibit those, so the constraint is not ours alone to waive.
Start a conversation
Email info@shobizapp.com with the subject line Partnership.
Tell us:
What you do and who you serve
Which of the four above is closest to what you have in mind
What you would want from us, and what you would bring
Roughly what scale you are talking about
We will tell you honestly whether it fits. A clear no is more useful to you than a slow maybe.