Partner program

Partner program

Partner program

The Sendcore Partner program is for agencies and freelancers who run email marketing for their clients. You set up and build each client's store yourself, then hand it over, and you earn a revenue share on every store you bring in.

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How it works#

  1. Sign up as a partner at partners.sendcore.me: this creates your partner account. Our team reviews every application; until it's approved, the portal shows you a waiting notice.
  2. From your partner dashboard, click Set up an account to create a new store for a client.
  3. Build the store with full access: connect the store, import contacts, design campaigns and automations.
  4. When it's ready, transfer ownership to your client. They become the Owner; you stay on as Partner.

Two doors, one account

Partners work from partners.sendcore.me; clients work from sendcore.me. A client account can't enter the partner portal, and a partner account with no workspace of its own is sent from sendcore.me to the portal. One email can be both, though: see below.

Forgot your partner password? Click Forgot your password? on the portal login page and enter the email of your partner account: the reset link brings you back to the portal, where you choose a new password and land on your partner dashboard. The email comes from Sendcore <hello@sendcore.me> with the subject Reset your Sendcore password (in Italian for accounts created before the language was recorded): its button opens partners.sendcore.me, and the same link is written out underneath in case your mail client blocks buttons. Nothing arrived? Check spam, then ask for a new link: each one works once.

Awaiting approval#

After you sign up, the portal shows Awaiting approval until our team reviews the application. You cannot set up a client store yet. We email you as soon as the account is approved; questions go to hello@sendcore.me.

One email, both sides#

An email address is one Sendcore account, and that account can be a partner and a store owner at the same time. Both sign-up forms check the address before creating anything, and when it already belongs to an account they don't create a second one: they ask for that account's password and carry on with it. No confirmation email is sent in that case: the address was confirmed when the account was created.

  • You already have a Sendcore account (you own a store's workspace, or you were invited into one) and you apply as a partner with the same email: enter the password you use on Sendcore and your application is filed at once. You go straight to the Awaiting approval notice, and once approved you're in the portal. Your store keeps working exactly as before.
  • You are a partner and you sign up on sendcore.me with your partner email: enter your partner account's password and Sendcore opens a workspace of your own for it. From then on the same login works on both sides: your own workspace on sendcore.me, your partner dashboard on the portal.
  • You already have a partner account and you apply again on the portal: you're told to log in instead. Likewise, an account that already owns a workspace is told to log in on sendcore.me.

Wrong password?

The form asks for the password of the account that already exists with that email, not for a new one. If you don't remember it, use Forgot your password? in the notice: the reset applies to the one account, on both sides.

Your own workspace in the portal#

When your account is both, the workspace you own appears among Your stores in the partner dashboard by itself, marked Your workspace, as soon as you're approved. Nothing to link and nothing to keep in sync: it's the same account. Open it from there like any client store, or from sendcore.me as always.

  • To take it out of the portal, click the × on its card (Remove from the portal). You keep owning it: it stays open from sendcore.me and in your workspace switcher; only the partner dashboard stops listing it.
  • Removed workspaces are listed under Removed from the portal at the bottom of the dashboard; Restore puts one back.
  • Client stores you set up can't be removed this way: their link to you is the store's history, not a display choice.

No revenue share on your own workspace

Revenue share is earned on the stores in your book: the ones you set up and transferred, and the existing stores a client linked to you. Your own workspace is yours, not a client's: its subscription pays for your own sending and earns no commission.

Setting up a client store#

From the partner dashboard, Set up an account opens a short form:

  • Account name: how you'll recognise this client internally.
  • Client store name: the store's name, shown across Sendcore.
  • Store website and platform (Shopify, WooCommerce or other).
  • Business address: street, city, ZIP and country.

On confirm, Sendcore creates the store with you as its only user, with the Partner role (full access). It becomes your active store so you drop straight into it and can start building.

Not every client store starts in the portal. If your client already has a Sendcore workspace (they signed up on their own, or you set it up before joining the programme), you link it from the portal instead of creating a new one. The link needs the client's consent: nothing changes until the workspace's owner confirms.

  1. Ask your client for the workspace code. They find it in Sendcore under SettingsStore information, on the line Workspace code. It is 8 digits and identifies the workspace, not the person: someone who collaborates in several workspaces has one code per workspace.
  2. From your partner dashboard, click Link an existing store, type the code and click Send the request to the owner.
  3. The workspace's owner receives an email from Sendcore with a Review the request button. The page it opens names you (agency and email), the workspace and its code, and what confirming means; there they confirm or decline.
  4. As soon as the owner confirms, the store appears among your stores with the Partner role, exactly like a store you set up and transferred. Your revenue share starts from that moment: with the first month at 100% if the client had never been billed before the link, at the recurring rate straight away if they were already paying (see Revenue share).
  • A request stays open for 7 days. After that the owner can no longer confirm it: send a new one from the same page, which also lists your requests and their state.
  • A workspace has one partner. If it already belongs to another partner, or is already yours, the portal tells you when you type the code.
  • Your own workspaces, the ones where you hold the Owner role, need no linking: they are yours already.
  • Codes are random, so a typo is almost never someone else's workspace. After 10 wrong codes in an hour the portal pauses lookups for you for an hour.
  • The owner can remove you at any time from the workspace's Users section, like any other member.

What the client sees

The email tells your client who is asking, which workspace, and that you would get the Partner role (full access, like an owner) while their price does not change. The link in the email only opens the review page: confirming is a button on that page, so an email that is merely opened or scanned links nothing.

Transferring ownership#

When the store is ready for the client, open it and click Transfer ownership in the sidebar (just below Settings). Enter the client's email and send the invite.

  1. The client receives an email inviting them to take ownership.
  2. They sign in (or create their account) on sendcore.me with that email.
  3. They become the Owner of the store; you remain listed as Partner with full access to keep helping.

Roles & access#

  • In the store's Users list you appear as Partner: full access, like an owner.
  • The Partner role can't be assigned from the Users section; it exists only when a partner sets up a store.
  • Client stores you set up are opened from partners.sendcore.me; the client opens their store from sendcore.me. A workspace of your own, when your account is both, opens from either side.

Revenue share#

For every store in your book, a store you created and transferred or an existing store your client linked to you, you earn:

  • 100% of the store's subscription for the first month.
  • 20% of the store's subscription from the second month onward, for as long as the store stays subscribed.
  • 25% instead of 20% once you have transferred more than 5 stores: from the sixth store whose ownership you transferred, every later payment of every store in your book earns 25%.

A store counts towards the 25% once its ownership has been transferred to the client: a store you are still building, one waiting for the client to accept, or a store your client linked to you does not. Earnings in the partner portal shows your current recurring rate, how many stores you have transferred and what unlocks the next tier.

The first month on a linked store#

The 100% of the first month rewards a client you brought in. It applies to every store you set up and transferred, and to a store you linked before its first billing: if the client had never paid for a plan when they confirmed the link, their first payment earns you 100%. A store that was already billed when you linked it was already a paying customer: from its first payment after the link you earn the recurring rate (20% or 25%), never 100%. The portal tells you which case you are in the moment you send the request.

When the rate changes

Each payment is recorded at the rate in force the moment it happens, and every statement line keeps that rate. Reaching 25% raises what you earn from that moment on; it does not rewrite earlier lines, and the 100% of the first month never depends on the tier.

Only payments made after the store entered your book count: after the transfer for a store you set up, after the owner's confirmation for a store you linked. Every such payment, through Stripe or through Shopify billing, is recorded in your ledger the moment it happens. Open Earnings in the partner portal to see each month's statement, store by store.

Payouts#

Your revenue share is paid through Stripe. Open Earnings in the partner portal and click Connect with Stripe: Stripe collects your agency's details and bank account in a short form, handles identity checks, and from then on:

  • In the first days of each month, the commissions of the previous month are transferred to your Stripe account, one transfer per client payment, so every line of your statement has its own reference.
  • Stripe pays your Stripe balance out to your bank on its own schedule. Agencies outside the US receive a cross-border payout: Stripe converts to your local currency at that point.
  • A commission that cannot be paid yet (your account still being verified, or funds not yet settled) is retried automatically the next day and stays visible as outstanding.

Invoicing

Sendcore pays the statement amount automatically; you still issue an invoice to Sendcore for it, as for any commission between businesses. The monthly statement gives you the amount and the detail per store.

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