Send your customer base, sectors and delivery model through the partner form, or write to [email protected]. We place you on the right model and plan a first customer together. Prefer numbers first? Review the operations benchmark.
The four models
One axis: who owns what
Every model sits on the same line, from DRING owning the brand and delivery to the partner owning both. DRING owns the platform under every model.
The same in every model: the DRING platform, its infrastructure SLA, Reach, End Call Analysis and all six security standards below. What changes is who sells, who owns the brand and who runs the agent.
Lightest
Strategic Introducer
Who it's for: people and businesses with the right introduction, not the appetite to sell or deliver.
You own: the introduction and the relationship with DRING.
DRING owns: sales, delivery and the customer relationship, under the DRING brand and contract.
Who it's for: agencies, BPOs, system integrators and CX consultancies with a customer base and a sales motion already in place.
You own: go-to-market and the customer relationship: sales, target marketing, the contract and renewals, first-line onboarding, agent discovery, customer success and account management.
DRING owns: the platform, agent development, testing and monitoring, under the DRING brand and contract. DRING keeps final approval on price exceptions.
You earn: commission, on top of the DRING subscription.
Who it's for: partners with a real customer portfolio and recurring commercial relationships, ready to run the business under their own name.
You own: the customer business under your own brand: contract, price list, invoicing, collections, discovery, first-line support and customer success, with a soft "powered by DRING" inside the platform.
DRING owns: the technical layer: agent development, testing, revisions, monitoring, second-line support and custom integrations.
You earn: wholesale, plus a management fee, under a separate wholesale agreement.
The four models split into two payment mechanics. Numbers are agreed on the scoping call; the mechanics are fixed.
Strategic Introducer · GTM Partner
Commission models
DRING invoices and collects from the end customer. You invoice DRING for the commission you have earned, calculated on the revenue DRING actually collects.
Managed White-Label · White-Label Operator
Wholesale models
You contract with, invoice and collect from your end customer directly, at the price you set. DRING invoices you under the wholesale agreement.
Responsibility
Who does what, model by model
The same three responsibilities move from DRING to the partner as you go further along the axis.
Get written DRING confirmation before you approach an account. Once registered, it stays protected from other partners and from DRING's own pipeline.
Exclusivity is earned, not granted
No exclusivity by default. Limited, performance-based exclusivity for a defined country or segment is granted only in writing.
Brand
Strategic Introducer and GTM Partner run under the DRING brand and contract. Managed White-Label runs under your brand, with a soft "powered by DRING" inside the platform. White-Label Operator runs under your brand only, with DRING invisible except where legally required.
Getting started
Four steps, whichever model you choose
Choose your model
Match how much of the brand, relationship and delivery you want to own against the four models.
Sign the agreement
A partner agreement for a commission model, or a wholesale and white-label agreement for a white-label model.
Register opportunities
Get written DRING confirmation before approaching an account, so it stays protected from other partners and DRING's own pipeline.
Go live
DRING develops, tests and monitors the agent in the first three models. White-label operators build and run it themselves.
Platform standard
What stays constant
The commercial model changes what a partner owns. It never changes the platform or the security a customer gets.
DRING's own voice orchestration infrastructure
Reach for outbound reachability
The DRING Test Suite, before an agent takes a real call
End Call Analysis on every conversation
Prompt injection defense and telephony-layer spam blocking
Redundant failover
The DRING API
Security and continuity
Six standards, standard in every model
Service continuityFailover is tested, on every deployment a partner sells.
Voice privacyMasked at source, whichever brand the caller hears.
Prompt defenseInjection tested regularly, in every model and every end customer.
Data protectionEncrypted at rest, with access logged and answerable.
Operator controlOne tested step stops all automation, regardless of who runs the panel.
Processing locationWhere data is processed is set for each deployment and documented.
On the revenue DRING actually collects, not on the value of the deal.
Can two partners chase the same account?+
Not once it is registered. Get written DRING confirmation before you approach an account, and it stays protected from overlap with other partners and DRING's own pipeline.
Send your customer base and sectors through the partner form, and we will place you on the right model together. Prefer email? Write to [email protected].