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Partner Program

Sell GEO to the customers you already have.

You bring the customer relationship; delivery runs out of our team. No entry fee, no prepayment — tiers are set by cumulative order volume.

Active partners 20+
Keywords optimized daily 2,000+ Across all client accounts
Upfront cost 0 Tiers set by cumulative orders
Who delivers We do You keep the customer relationship
Who this fits

Six kinds of business already sitting on the right customers.

The common factor is an existing book of SME clients who are already buying marketing of some kind.

01

SEO / SEM agencies

Same buyer, same budget line, a channel your clients are already asking about.

02

Digital marketing agencies

Content and brand work you already do becomes the raw material for GEO.

03

Business service firms

Tax, legal, IP and HR firms with a broad, precisely-defined SME client base.

04

Incubators and parks

Direct access to a concentrated pool of startups and small businesses.

05

AI and SaaS vendors

Complementary to what you sell; bundles well into an existing package.

06

Industry KOLs and media

An audience of business owners, and a service they can actually use.

What headquarters covers

You sell. We deliver, report and answer the technical questions.

Partners submit the customer keyword list; optimization and reporting run centrally, and the partner sees the same reports the end customer does.

01
TrainingWhat the service does, what it cannot do, and how to scope a deal without over-promising.
02
Sales materialTalk tracks, decks, an FAQ handbook and case material you can put in front of a customer.
03
Technical supportA GEO engineer on the account for scoping, delivery questions and customer escalations.
04
Lead routingHeadquarters advertising generates inbound leads, routed to partners by region.
Channel policy

No entry fee, no prepayment, no exclusivity fee.

Tiers are set by cumulative order volume, not by what you pay upfront. Discounts and settlement terms are discussed with the channel team — we would rather quote you against your actual customer base than publish a table your customers also read.

01

Nothing to pay to start

No entry fee, no deposit, no stock to buy. Settlement is per order, after the customer signs.

02

You set the end price

You pay headquarters at your tier and quote your customer at whatever you decide. The spread is yours.

03

Tiers move with volume

Cumulative order volume moves you up a tier; it does not reset, and there is no annual quota to re-qualify.

For the tier table, discounts and a margin estimate based on your own customer base, talk to the channel team.

Rebates and territory

Both exist. Neither is a number we publish.

Rebate rates, qualifying thresholds and territory scope are agreed in the channel contract, not fixed on a public page. What is fixed is the logic below — so you can judge whether the model works for you before asking for the numbers.

01

Tiered by cumulative volume

Your buying price improves as cumulative orders grow. Cumulative volume does not reset, and there is no annual re-qualification.

02

Rebate on new and renewed business

New contracts and renewals both count. Renewals count because retention is where the work actually pays off — for the customer and for you.

03

Registered customers are protected

Once you register a customer, headquarters does not approach it directly and does not separately contract with the same entity during your service period.

04

Territory agreed by city and category

Not a blanket rule. Before signing we tell you which partners already operate in that city and category, so you know what you are walking into.

Ask the channel team for the current rebate schedule and the territory position in your city.

FAQ

Questions teams ask before they start

Do I need GEO experience to become a partner?

No. Partners bring customer relationships; delivery is handled by our team. Training covers what the service does, what it cannot do, and how to scope a deal without over-promising.

What is the upfront cost?

There is no prepayment. Tiers are set by cumulative order volume rather than an entry fee — 10,000 yuan of cumulative orders for the entry tier, rising from there.

Who handles the delivery work?

Our team. Partners submit the customer keyword list; optimization, content and reporting run out of headquarters, and the partner sees the same reports the end customer does.

What margins are realistic?

It depends on your own pricing, and we do not publish a number here — a margin figure on a public page is one your customers read too. The channel team will work one through against your actual customer base. What is fixed: you pay at your tier, you set the end price, the spread is yours.

Who owns the customer relationship?

The partner. Headquarters does not approach customers a partner has registered, and does not separately contract with the same entity during the partner's service period.

How is settlement handled?

Per order, with no prepayment. The partner pays headquarters at the tier discount and sets its own end-customer price; the difference is the partner margin. Invoices are issued for each settlement.

How many partners are signed in one region?

Agreed per city and per category rather than fixed in the general policy. Before signing we set out which partners already operate in that city and category; where a tier involves headquarters lead routing, the routing scope is written into the channel contract.

Talk to the channel team before you quote your first customer.

Phone or WeChat: 17722562362. We will walk through the tiers, what delivery looks like, and what not to promise.