Local
Vancouver-based, Canadian-owned, and every call stays on Canadian infrastructure. When something breaks, the person who picks up your escalation is in your time zone — often in your city.
You do their network. We do their phones — and pay you twenty percent of the monthly service billing for three years on every client. Paid every single month, not once.
Vancouver-based, Canadian-owned, and every call stays on Canadian infrastructure. When something breaks, the person who picks up your escalation is in your time zone — often in your city.
No tier system, no quota and no joining fee. Your client sits on rolling 30-day terms, so you’re never the person who sold them a three-year trap.
Redundancy at every layer, already carrying around three million calls a year for more than 300 Canadian businesses. Phones stop being the thing that lands back on your desk.
One programme, no tiers to climb. Here is exactly where your job ends and ours begins.
Not a badge tier system. These are the things partners tell us made the difference.
Paid monthly for 36 months on every client. Not a one-time finder's fee that disappears after the install.
One person who knows your accounts, answers their phone, and doesn't rotate every quarter. Same as our customers get.
We sell phone service. We don't sell managed IT, break-fix, cabling or hardware support. Your client's IT work stays yours.
Provisioned, labelled and mapped to extensions before they ship. Your tech opens a box and plugs in — no MAC address hunt.
Your client is on a rolling 30-day agreement with no setup fee. You're never the person who sold them a three-year trap.
Four Canadian data centres and no US hosting — so when your client's compliance officer asks where the calls live, there's a straight answer.
In Metro Vancouver we show up for the install and the training. You don't have to send a tech to explain a handset.
Tell us who you're working on before you introduce them. It's logged to you, and it stays logged to you.
A direct line into our Vancouver team when something's wrong. No ticket queue, no offshore tier one, no "please hold".
Most of our partners aren't telecom people. They're already in the building for something else.
If you're shopping for a wholesale SIP rate sheet to run through your own switch, we're the wrong shop — we sell a managed service, not raw trunks.
If your model depends on selling a long contract and disappearing, that won't work here either. Our customers can leave on 30 days' notice, so the commission only keeps paying if the client stays happy. That's deliberate.
Move the sliders. This uses our real published plan pricing, so it's the same number your client would see on their bill.
Figures in CAD at a 20% recurring commission paid for up to 36 months, and exclude hardware, add-ons and taxes. Plans carry a five-user minimum. Real numbers depend on the deal — this is arithmetic, not a quote.
There's no certification, no annual quota and no onboarding course to sit through.
You tell us what your clients look like, we tell you exactly what we do and don't do. No slide deck. If it isn't a fit, we'll say so on that call rather than three emails later.
Short, plain-language, and it covers commission, deal registration and what happens if either of us walks away. There's no fee to join and no volume you have to hit.
Send us a name and a rough seat count before you make the introduction. It's logged against you from that moment, so there's no argument later about who found whom.
Site review, quote, pre-configured handsets, the number port, and the on-site install and staff training. You're copied on every step and you decide how visible you want to be.
Paid monthly once the client is live and billing. It continues for as long as they're a customer — you don't need to touch the account again for it to keep arriving.
No. Your client calls us directly for anything phone-related — voicemail, call flow, a handset that won't register. You never have to be the middleman on our platform, and you never inherit a support queue you didn't build.
If you'd rather be the first call, tell us and we'll route it that way. Most partners don't.
Very common, and not a dead end. Tell us the provider and roughly when the term ends and we'll build the quote around that date rather than pushing them to break it. We'd rather wait eight months and do it properly.
It's a percentage of the recurring monthly service billing on accounts registered to you, paid monthly once the account is live and paying. Hardware, one-time charges and taxes are excluded.
The exact rate is set out in the partner agreement — we'll walk you through the numbers on the first call rather than making you guess from a website.
No. We're a phone company. We don't do managed IT, workstation support, cabling, cameras or Microsoft 365 administration, and we don't have a partner who does it on our behalf.
Yes — we serve businesses across Canada and our network runs out of four Canadian data centres. The honest caveat is that on-site installs and hands-on training are a Vancouver-area thing. Elsewhere we ship pre-configured phones and run the cutover remotely, which works well but is a different experience, and it's often where a local partner adds the most value.
There's no minimum and no quota. Some partners send us two clients a year. That's fine — we'd rather have a small number of good introductions than a target that makes you push a bad fit.
Our own plans carry a five-user minimum, so very small offices are usually better suited to our fixed-price small business package.
We do. Registered addresses, caller ID authentication and regulatory obligations sit with us as the carrier. You don't inherit compliance exposure by referring a client.
We'd encourage it. Most of our strongest partners moved their own phones over before they recommended it to a client, and it's a lot easier to sell something you use daily. Ask about it on the first call.
A few details is enough. We'll come back with whether we're a fit, what the commission looks like for your model, and a time for a short call.
It's the product, after all. Twenty minutes with someone who can answer the commission question properly.