Written as the questions we would ask if we were the one paying, including the ones with awkward answers.
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See what changes for youTwo things. The annual licence you sell an institute, and the student blocks they buy from you afterwards. The blocks are the part that repeats.
From ₹150, falling with volume. What you charge the institute is yours to decide and we do not police it.
No. The fee is one-off. You buy student blocks as you sell.
You take the money from your customer directly. We invoice you for blocks. There is no revenue share to reconcile, because revenue share means arguing about somebody else's books.
Yes, and it is held in the database rather than in a promise — a second partner cannot be signed into your city even by mistake.
They can — the prices are public and anybody can press Buy. Say so plainly: a partner who expects a walled garden will be disappointed, and we would rather that happened before they paid than after.
Where a city is very large we agree the boundary in writing before you pay.
This company is new. The software is not — it runs training centres already, which is why it exists at all. We would rather say that than imply a history we do not have.
Your data exports in a usable format on request, and that is written into the terms rather than left to goodwill.
Yes. There is no exclusivity on your side, only on your territory.
Tell us the city and we will tell you whether it is still open.