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Become a partner

Both sides of the deal, before you write to us.

What you'd give, what you'd get, what we refuse to do, and what happens after you send the message.

The exchange, stated plainly

A partner gives
A real benefit to CHiiRO members — extended credits, a longer free tier, a meaningful discount, distribution, content, or something we haven't thought of. It has to work for a company at day thirty.
A partner gets
Attribution to a narrow, high-intent audience at the moment it's choosing. Placement where members go looking. Honest reporting once an offer runs. Early position in a network that is writing its rules now.
Neither side gets
Exclusivity — several partners can serve the same category. A minimum term — either side walks away when it stops working. Payment in either direction — you don't pay us, we don't pay you.
The full terms of a partnership

The letter, already started.

Not "we'd love to explore" — the actual benefit and its terms. The more specific the first message, the faster the answer.

To
hello@chiiro.co
Subject
Partner offer for CHiiRO members

Hello,

We are who you are — just enough that we know what you make.

We'd offer CHiiRO members the actual benefit, and its terms.

In return we'd want attribution, distribution, or something else.

Constraints: time limits, geography, capacity.

Open in your email
Other ways to reach us

What happens when you write.

  1. 1

    A person reads it.

    Not a form processor, not a sales team, not an auto-responder.

  2. 2

    If it is not a fit, we say so.

    Plainly, with a reason.

  3. 3

    If it is, we talk.

    About what the offer looks like and how it appears. No deck, no procurement process, no six-week sales cycle — the terms are already published, so the only question left is whether your offer meets them.

Where an agreed offer would appear

The shapes a partnership can take.

Member benefit
Your product, extended or discounted for CHiiRO members. Credits, free tier, pricing — yours, on your product, not CHiiRO's — something a founder would actually use in the first year.
Distribution
You reach our members, we reach yours. Cross-promotion labelled as what it is, to audiences that overlap on purpose.
Content
A guide, a framework, a teardown — something that earns attention because it's useful, not because it's sponsored.
Something else
If your idea doesn't fit the first three and respects the refusal list, write it down.

What we will not do.

  • Sell impressions
  • Place commercial offers in the feed
  • Share member contact details with partners
  • Allow partners to message members outside a connection
  • Create promoted profiles
  • Present a partner offer as anything other than a partner offer

These are not "not yet". They are refused, and the list doesn't shorten as the audience grows.

Why the connection gate is the product

The honest position

CHiiRO has no partners. Zero. This is an invitation, not a roster.

The audience is small and the network is early. The rules are published — what we refuse, what we accept, how offers are labelled — and changing them would be visible to everyone. If you want to be first, here's the door. If you want to wait until the audience is larger, that's fine: the terms will be the same.

Before you write.

Read the partner terms
How do I become a CHiiRO partner?

Write to hello@chiiro.co with who you are, what you'd offer CHiiRO members specifically, what you'd want back, and any constraints. A person reads it — there is no deck, no procurement process, and no auto-responder.

What does CHiiRO refuse from partners?

Impressions, sponsored posts, promoted profiles, access to member contact details, partner messaging outside connections, and presenting a partner offer as anything other than a partner offer. These are permanently refused, not deferred.

What types of partnerships does CHiiRO offer?

Four shapes: member benefit (your own credits, free tier or discount, on your product), distribution partnership (cross-promotion), content partnership (guides, frameworks, teardowns), and an open category for proposals that don't fit the first three but respect the refusal list.

Does a CHiiRO partnership cost anything?

No. There is no payment in either direction, no minimum term, and no exclusivity. The exchange is the offer and the attribution. Either side walks away when it stops working.

Does CHiiRO have any partners today?

No. CHiiRO has zero partners. This is an invitation, not a roster. The audience is small, the network is early, and the rules are published.