For Eidomai partners

Everything you need to sell this to your clients.

Your clients are asking whether you have AI handled. This is how you answer, what you charge for it, and what you hand them every month. Six parts, start at the top.

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  1. 01Part 1How does Eidomai help my clients?
  2. 02Part 2Which plan for which client?
  3. 03Part 3How do agencies make recurring revenue with it?
  4. 04Part 4Set up your own agency's account.
  5. 05Part 5Walk into the pitch with their battle map.
  6. 06Part 6Sales tools.
Part 1

How does Eidomai help my clients?

AI assistants answer buyer questions with names. Either your client's name is in the answer or a competitor's is. Eidomai asks eight engines the questions your client's buyers ask, every month, and shows who gets named. Then it turns every question your client is losing into a brief for one piece of content on their own site. Your client gets a map they understand at a glance, a monthly report that blends it with their SEO, and content that earns the answer over time.

Learn how
Part 2

Which plan for which client?

Every client gets the same measurement. What you are choosing, per client, is how much of the work gets done and who does it. Here is how to pick, and how to know when a client has outgrown the plan they are on.

Compare the plans
Part 3

How do agencies make recurring revenue with it?

You pay a partner rate per account. You set the retail. Most partners add it as a line on the retainer or as its own monthly service, and the monthly report is the thing that makes the line stick. The math, with examples, is on the next page.

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Part 4

Set up your own agency's account.

Once you run five client accounts, your own agency is on The Map at no charge. Run it on yourself first. Your team learns the portal on an account that can't embarrass anyone, and you get your own battle map to show prospects what they'll get.

Set it up
Part 5

Walk into the pitch with their battle map.

Every partner gets prospect scans each month. Run one on a business you're pitching and bring the printed map. Red and green on a page does the talking. The script for that meeting is in the tools.

Get the script
Part 6

Sales tools.

A client one-pager, a three-email sequence for your existing clients, the prospect scan script, a proposal addendum and a maintenance plan line, a client FAQ, the resale pricing guide, and the partner quick start for your team.

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FAQ

Asked by partners

My client asks something about AI I can't answer. What do I say?
Say "I don't know, but I know who does," and send it to hello@eidom.ai. The client FAQ in the tools covers the questions we hear most, so start there.
Why bring this up with clients at all?
Because they're already asking ChatGPT about businesses like theirs, and so are their customers. Being the agency that raised it first makes you the one who handled it. Waiting makes you the one who didn't.
My client already has an SEO program. Isn't this the same thing?
The content work overlaps on purpose. What's new is the measurement. SEO tells you where you rank. This tells you whether AI names you, across eight engines, and what to publish when it doesn't. Most partners sell it as the AI layer on top of the SEO they already do.
My client isn't technical. Who does the setup?
Your web person connects Search Console and GA4. Your client answers the context interview, which is ten minutes in their own words. Everything else is reading. The setup checklist at the top of every new account says who does what.
My client is too busy to look at a dashboard.
Most are. That's what the monthly handout is for. One page, their name, red and green. Put it on their desk. The dashboard is for your team.
My clients are small. Does this matter for a six-person shop?
Local questions are where small businesses get named or don't. "Best physical therapist in Carlsbad" has an answer, and it's somebody. Eidomai asks the questions the way a local buyer would, so the map is theirs, not a national brand's.
Who does the content work?
Three ways. Your team works the monthly list. Or you keep the dashboard and hand your vendor the briefs as a PDF. Or we do it for a client under your name. Pick per client.
Can I put my own name on it?
Co-branded. Your logo first, "Powered by Eidomai" under it, on the portal, the report and every PDF. Your clients know you didn't build the software. What they care about is that you handle it, and that when something goes sideways there's a name behind you.