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DEX Partners Program · Colakin

Sell it, scope it, or build it — earn up to 42% of every project

DEX is the agentic platform that runs the full software delivery lifecycle. Partners bring the clients, the domain expertise, and the delivery — we handle the platform, the agents, and the payout.

You writePlain English
DEX producesBRD · SRS · FSD
Agents buildCode · Tests
You shipLive & monitored
The DEX message

What, why, how — in one breath

Every piece of DEX documentation, every slide, every conversation answers these three questions, in this order.

What

One platform, every role

Product owners, architects, engineers, QA, SRE, and support work on a single agentic platform that runs the full SDLC — design, plan, build, test, deploy, monitor.

Why

Agentic delivery is inevitable

Most delivery work no longer needs a full bench of people — roughly 20% human, 80% agentic. DEX scales through partners rather than a large internal sales force.

How

Describe it, DEX builds it

Get sandbox access, define the problem and the approach in plain English, and the platform — with a partner assigned to each stage — carries it to production.

Partner types

Three ways in, one commission model

Hold one role, or all three on the same project — the percentages add up.

01 — Referral8%

Bring the client

  • Open the door, log the lead in the CRM
  • No technical delivery required
  • 2% instead, if you refer another partner
  • 90-day exclusivity on every lead you log
02 — Collaborative14%

Own the requirements

  • Act as product owner, architect, or domain SME
  • Own the BRD, SRS, and FSD
  • Negotiate scope and get sign-off
  • No fixed sales target — expertise-led
03 — Implementation20%

Build and ship it

  • Build, QA, and deploy on DEX
  • Dev → staging → production
  • Requires technical certification
  • DEX Time Sheet with biometric check-in
Commission & economics

The math is fully transparent

Here’s the itemized commission on project for a single partner covering all three roles — the same breakdown you’d see once a project actually closes.

ReferralBrought the client to the table
8%
CollaborativeOwned requirements — BRD, SRS, FSD
14%
ImplementationBuilt, tested, and deployed it
20%
Partner total42%

The remaining 58% funds LLM tokens (20%), the DEX platform fee (20%), and Colakin (≈18%). Roles can stack on the same project, or be split across a group that contributes jointly to them.

How it works

From sandbox to payout

01

Get sandbox access

See a live demo and explore the DEX sandbox before taking it to a client.

02

Define problem & solution

Write the business problem and proposed approach in plain English — that's the spec.

03

DEX + partners deliver

Requirements, build, QA, and deployment proceed with the assigned partner roles.

04

Go live, get paid

Production release and client payment trigger partner commission, net-30.

Partner operations

Accountable, wherever you work

One web interface controls access for a solo freelancer and a large enterprise delivery team in exactly the same way.

Licensed, not owned

CRM, collateral, and sandbox access for the term of your agreement.

DEX Time Sheet

Required for implementation partners — QR sign-in, every project logged.

Biometric + geolocation

Facial verification and location check-in on every implementation session.

Delivery-upon-payment

No advances, no salary structure — paid net-30 after production go-live.

FAQ

Common questions, answered plainly

Is a partner the same as a client?

No. A client pays for and uses a DEX-built solution. A partner is licensed to sell, co-deliver, or build DEX projects for clients, and earns commission for doing so.

Can one partner hold more than one role?

Yes. Referral (8%), collaborative (14%), and implementation (20%) commissions stack — up to 42% of project value for a single partner covering the whole project.

What happens if I stop following up on a lead?

If a referred lead has no logged activity for 90 days, it's released back into the pool and any other partner can pursue it.

When do I actually get paid?

After the project reaches production and the client has paid — typically net-30 from that point. There are no advances or salary-style payments.

Ready to bring your first project?

See a live demo, pick your role, and get sandbox access this week.

Talk to the partner team