Chipp Partner Program

For the people who translate what a business needs into AI that actually runs.

Chipp is the centralized, private, secure AI platform you can trust to offer your clients. We build for you. We support you. We walk you through the process from first spec to live deployment, so you can stay in the room with your clients while we handle what’s under the hood.

The Platform

Many businesses need AI infrastructure. Most don’t know how to build it.

Chipp is a private, branded AI operating environment. Businesses don’t learn AI on Chipp, they run on it. The vertical is pre-built for their industry. The agents are set up for how they actually work. It’s theirs, it’s branded, and it stays with them.

The Problem

Founders know they need AI. Almost none have activated it.

Cohorts, tutorials, and general AI tools create understanding but not results. The distance from “I get it” to “this is running my business” requires someone who understands the specific business to direct the build. That human translation layer is what’s missing everywhere.

The Solution

A private AI ecosystem, built for your industry, that you actually own.

Pre-built vertical packs for real estate, hospitality, medical, construction, and more. Model-agnostic. Fully branded. Everything a business needs in one place — market intelligence, operations, content, client management — with agents that coordinate rather than sit in silos.

The Architect Track

The Architect framework.

Who an Architect is. Who they’re not. How the role works. And why this is the shape of AI adoption for small and mid-sized businesses.

Commission
30%
Of client’s monthly fee
Term
12 months
Recurring monthly
Per active client
$7,200
Over full term

Who the Architect is.

Right fit.

Someone already working with founders in a specific vertical. Real clients, real relationships. The human in the room when the client talks about what actually hurts.

What they have
A specific vertical they know deeply
Paying clients and a track record
Systems thinking over tool chasing
Spec-writing muscle
The capacity to hold a full 12-month client arc
Their own audience and lead flow
The human layer when adoption gets hard

Not the fit.

Capable and curious, but not yet ready to anchor a vertical or hold a client through a full adoption arc.

What disqualifies
Still learning AI themselves
Spread across too many industries
Reaches for the tool before the problem
Hands off the client after the build
Needs Chipp to find their clients
Can spec, but can’t hold the relationship
Treats the role as transactional, not long-term

Capability gets you in.

Discernment keeps you there.

Every Architect has to answer three questions for every client. The answers decide whether the engagement delivers real value or gets stuck in the messy middle.

Question 01

What’s the right thing to add?

Most builders build everything a client asks for. Good Architects build only what the client will actually use in 30 days.

Question 02

How do I communicate with the client?

Architects translate business pain into specs, and finished builds back into adoption language. Both translations are learned.

Question 03

How do I bring it to market?

Pricing, phasing, positioning, and keeping a client engaged past the honeymoon phase. The commercial backbone that makes the work sustainable.

The shape of the work

Forward-deployed for the rest of the market.

Palantir built a business by sending engineers into governments and Fortune 500s to integrate the mess of their actual data. OpenAI just copied the model, pairing forward-deployed engineers with BCG, McKinsey, Accenture and Capgemini to land AI inside enterprise clients.

The pattern is clear. Technical capability alone does not land. You need humans embedded in the client’s context, and you need forward-deployed build capacity behind them.

Chipp Architects are that pattern for small and mid-sized businesses. The Architect is in the room. Chipp is the engineering bench underneath. Together, they do for SMBs what consulting firms do for the Fortune 500.

Who does what.

Architect owns

The client-facing layer.

Client relationship and trust
Business needs assessment in the room
Build specification
Vertical positioning and lead flow
Adoption coaching through month 12
Holding the client when it gets hard
Chipp owns

The forward-deployed build.

Engineering capacity Architects can draw on
Platform build to spec
White-labeling and custom branding
Deployment, shipping, and go-live
Ongoing platform support and updates
Architect onboarding and enablement
Commission tracking and payment
Case study and marketing support
How you earn

The commercial layer.

Architects earn 30% of each client’s monthly Chipp fee for up to 12 months. Clean, recurring, and tracked automatically. Commission runs while the client is active.

Per active client
30% of client’s monthly Chipp fee
$600/mo
Per client, per month
12 months
Per client over full term
$7,200
Commission is monthly

Architects earn $600 per month for each active client, for up to 12 months from start date. If a client cancels, the monthly stream stops.

Clients attributed to you

Every client is tagged to the Architect via a unique tracked link. Monthly statement shows active clients, revenue received, and commission owed. Payment within 15 days of month end.

* Architect commission of 30% is based on the client’s monthly Chipp white-label tier at approximately $2,000 per month. Actual earnings depend on which pricing tier each client is on and how long they remain active. This is not a guarantee of earnings.

How Chipp walks you through it.

From first conversation to first case study, Chipp provides the structure, the training, and the support so you can deliver at the standard your clients expect.

Step 01

Vet.

A scoped fit call to confirm you and your vertical are the right match before you commit.

Step 02

Onboard.

Intake protocol, spec template, handoff to the build team, and a 90-day adoption playbook.

Step 03

Support.

Monthly group call, async spec review, and live case review for real client decisions.

Step 04

Document.

Every engagement captured as a case study that grows your authority and the Chipp library.

Win, win, win.

C

For Chipp.

Architects deliver the human layer Chipp can’t automate. Case studies build the library. Client adoption goes deeper because someone is holding the relationship, not just selling a platform.

A

For Architects.

Forward-deployed engineering capacity you could never staff alone. A clear process. A network of peers. Credible case studies to sell from. Recurring monthly revenue.

Cl

For clients.

Someone in the room who holds them through the full 12-month arc, with real engineering behind them. Systems that get used. Outcomes that actually show up.

The path forward.

From Architect confirmation to running case study, in a landscape that keeps moving.

1
Stage 01

Architect confirmed.

A scoped fit call confirms the vertical, the clients, the systems thinking, and the client-holding muscle. No ambiguity. You’re in.

2
Stage 02

Right fit clients identified.

You name the first few clients you’ll bring into the program. Existing relationships, ready to move.

3
Stage 03

Onboarding and first spec.

Your first paid needs assessment, your first build spec, your first handoff to the Chipp build team. The spec-writing muscle gets real.

4
Stage 04

Build, deliver, adopt.

Chipp builds, white-labels, and ships. You walk the client through the first 90 days. This is where most engagements fall apart and where discernment matters most.

5
Stage 05

Case study captured.

Client, vertical, pain, spec, build, adoption arc, revenue outcome. It becomes a founding case study for the Chipp library and a proof point you can sell from.

6
Stage 06

Vertical compounds.

You become the recognized authority for your vertical. Every new client adds to the commission stream and the authority. The landscape keeps moving. You keep the client.

Questions Architects ask.

What if I don’t consider myself technical?
You don’t need to be. Chipp’s engineering team handles the build, the white-labeling, the deployment, and the ongoing support. Your job is to understand the client’s business and translate it into a clear spec. The Architects who struggle are the ones who try to build, not the ones who aren’t technical.
What if the tools change six months from now?
They will. The work of an Architect is model-agnostic and platform-durable. You’re selling the human layer, not the infrastructure underneath it. Chipp absorbs the tool churn so you don’t have to.
What happens if my client cancels in month six?
Commission stops when the client cancels. This is why the adoption work in months 1 through 3 matters so much, and why discernment about what to build in the first place matters even more.
Am I locked out of other tools or platforms?
No. Architects continue to run their own businesses. The relationship is about bringing the right clients into the Chipp ecosystem, not giving up everything else you do.
How does Chipp support me along the way?
Chipp walks every Architect through the process. You get structured onboarding, an intake framework, access to the build team, and ongoing support through the full client arc. You’re never figuring it out alone.
What does Chipp expect from me?
Active client relationships, participation in the Architect support rhythm, and documented learning from the engagements you run. Not a quota. A standard.
The one thing to remember

Capability gets you in.
Discernment keeps you there.

You are the human in the room. Chipp is the forward-deployed build behind you. Together, you deliver AI infrastructure that actually lands and stays landed.

CHIPP · PARTNER PROGRAM · ARCHITECT TRACK
Initial term 90 days · Reviewed quarterly