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Partner with Dating Pro: Revenue sharing and full product team support
Partner with Dating Pro: Revenue sharing and full product team support

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Why choose revenue sharing?

For platform owners:

  • Reduce costs and time by leveraging our expert team.

  • Accelerate growth using proven technology. Save up to $500K with our ready-to-use dating platform and scale effortlessly with built-in infrastructure.

For aspiring entrepreneurs:

  • Quick market entry with minimal upfront investments.

  • Go live 3x faster while focusing on your market—leave the technology to us.


How it works

Revenue sharing breakdown (adjustable based on individual cases):

  1. Approximately 15% allocated for taxes and payment processing.

  2. Remaining revenue:

    • 75%: Your earnings after deductions.

    • 25%: Our share for technical and business support.


Partnership options

Before $40,000/month revenue:

  • Dedicated Customer Success Manager. Business Consulting: Pitch preparation, growth strategies, and analytics.

  • Custom plan collaboration: Partial project team billed hourly. Work in sprints with tools like Kanban boards and KPI tracking for cash flow and unit economics.

  • Investor assistance: Help finding partners to fund updates until you reach $40,000 monthly revenue.

  • Achieve your goals: Boost visits, registrations, engagement, and profitability with our product team.

  • Discounts: Enjoy 10% off our services. Free Pro plan.

After $40,000/month revenue:

  • Fully dedicated team.

  • Free new releases: Provided by our product team.

  • SLA Tier 4 support: Full 24/7 assistance.


Growth plan

We guide you through every stage (adjustable as needed):

  1. Concept & Prototype: Market research, MVP creation, and tech assessment.

  2. Investment Rounds: Assistance with angel or seed funding, including investor pitches.

  3. Scaling: Expanding into new markets, increasing revenue, and developing advanced features.

  4. IPO Preparation: Strengthening the brand and preparing for public listing.


How to start?

  1. Introduction: Share your goals and ideas.

  2. Evaluation: We conduct business and technical analysis.

  3. Proposal: Receive a tailored partnership plan.

  4. Agreement: Finalize terms and expectations.

  5. Launch: Execute the project together.


Your benefits

  • Cost Savings: Partner with experts and save time and resources.

  • Transparency: Progress tracked with clear metrics and reports.

  • Scalability: Your platform grows with you.


Success stories

100+ platforms have chosen us. Here’s what our clients say:


Join our successful partners

Please include answers to these questions in your message:

  1. How much traffic do you generate per month?

  2. Which CPA networks do you work with?

  3. What is the average income of your latest project?​


FAQ

  1. What documents need to be signed?

    • We provide detailed questionnaires to align expectations and clarify terms, including partner buyouts if needed.

  2. Who makes decisions?

    • The partner with the majority share—usually, it’s you.

  3. How long does it take to scale to IPO?

    • It varies but may take 5-10 years. Each stage has unique challenges.

  4. Do you have successful case studies?

    • Not yet, but we’re actively working on it.

  5. Do you sign NDAs?

    • Yes, upon request. Provide your project details to:
      EVDOKIMOV IANAR Yuri
      Armenak Armenyakyan Street 121/7, Yerevan, Armenia, ZIP 0047
      sales@datingpro.com

  6. What are the tax rates?

    • Approximately 15% is allocated for taxes and payment processing.

  7. How are shares allocated in startups?

    • Shares are distributed as follows:

      • 25%: Founder and idea.

      • 25%: CTO team (including PG Dating Pro).

      • 25%: Resources (money, branding, etc.).

      • 25%: Growth (additional shares, new co-founders, etc.).

      

 

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