Partnerships and white label
Refer it, bundle it, or put your own name on it
ConvoLive is AI speaking practice in eight languages, on iOS, Android and the web. If you already have an audience that needs to speak a language, there are three ways we can work together. Two of them can start this week.
Three ways to work together
Refer your clients
A study abroad agency, a relocation firm, a recruiter placing people overseas. You send people who need the language, and you get a link that tells us they came from you and a page written for your audience rather than the general public.
Bundle it into what you sell
You already sell a course, a relocation package or an onboarding programme. Speaking practice becomes part of it: set up for your customers, in the language they need, and reported back to you rather than disappearing into an app store.
Your own branded version
Your name, your voice, your situations, built on the same speech and avatar pipeline. We have already done this once for another product of ours, so it is a build we know how to scope rather than a promise.
What we bring
- Real spoken conversation in English, Spanish, French, Japanese, Italian, German, Mandarin Chinese and Portuguese.
- Speaking avatars with lip sync, running on a speech pipeline we built and control rather than one we resell.
- One product across iOS, Android and the browser, so nothing has to be installed before somebody can try it.
- A team small enough that you deal with the person who writes the code.
What we are not offering yet
- We do not run a commission programme, so a referral does not pay out today. We would rather say that plainly than dress a tracking link up as one.
- A branded version is a project, quoted on scope, not a plan you sign up for. Expect a conversation about what is yours and what is ours before you get a number.
- We are small. We can do a few of these properly or a lot of them badly, so we say no more often than yes, and usually quickly.
What makes one of these work
The partnerships that go anywhere have three things: an audience that already needs to speak a language rather than one that might like the idea, somebody on your side who owns the relationship after the launch, and a reason for your customers to care that is not a discount. If your first email says which of those you have, the reply is a real answer instead of a meeting invitation.
Straight answers
What does a white-label build cost?
- It depends on how much of it is yours. A skin and your own practice situations is a small project. Your own languages, your own avatars and your own app store listing is not. Tell us which one you mean and the number follows quickly.
Can we see the technology first?
- Yes, and you do not need us for that. Every language is open and it runs in a browser. Spend ten minutes in it and then write, because the email is much better after you have used it.
Do you work with resellers in other countries?
- We are open to it. The app is already translated into nine languages, so the surface is there. What we would need from you is the market, not the translation.
Who owns the learner data in a branded build?
- That is one of the things scoping settles, and it belongs in a contract rather than on a marketing page. Raise it in the first email if it is the thing that decides whether this happens.
Tell us what you have in mind
One email, four lines. What you do, which of the three fits, who your audience is, and what you would want from us first.
Teaching the language yourself? The schools and teams page is the one you want.