Implementation partners

Build with ContentEdge. Grow with us.

A developer or a small studio can bring a customer and use ContentEdge as the platform behind the project. You remain responsible for the implementation, and you keep the customer relationship.

The split of work

You deliver the experience. We operate the product.

The network is young. It is a selective, collaborative group of people who implement customer projects on ContentEdge. There are no tier badges.

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Platform

SaaS, onboarding, documentation, technical support, and continuing product development.

Partner

Implementation

Design, integration, and the customer relationship stay with you.

Customer

Their product

They own the digital experience. They are not handed off to us.

What partners get

A platform you can reuse on the next client.

Reusable infrastructure

Content, communication, and tenant setup already exist. The project starts from the product.

SDKs and APIs

Documented TypeScript clients for content delivery and browser-safe public forms.

Partner support

Onboarding, documentation, and technical support from the people who build the platform.

Implementation opportunities

When a customer needs a delivery partner, we would rather introduce one than absorb the relationship.

Commercial benefit, where it fits

Referral or commercial arrangements are agreed per collaboration. There is no published commission table.

Co-marketing, when it is useful

We will talk about a joint project in public when both sides want that, and not as a default badge.

Roadmap

Need something the platform doesn't do yet?

We want implementation partners to help shape ContentEdge. When a capability benefits multiple customers, or fits the direction of the platform, we can work together on bringing it into the core product.

A one-off request for a single client stays in the project. A repeated need can become part of ContentEdge, so the next implementation inherits it.

Selective, and still early.

Partners implement customer projects and keep that relationship. The product team stays small and builds the platform.