Corvin

Sell Corvin

No territories. A mechanic shop can sell to another mechanic shop, a machine shop, or a weld shop. The customer pays once. Stripe sends your commission and your integrator fee to you.

What you earn

Software commission is 12% of the subscription in the customer's first year and 6% in years two and three, while you have 10 paying customers or fewer. The commission stops after 3 years. If the customer pays for a 5-year plan, you earn the commission on that payment even when it is past year 3.

An enterprise customer, or an 11th paying customer, moves the book to 25% in each customer's first year and 12.5% in years two and three. That higher rate ends on the same 3-year clock, with the same 5-year exception.

You can take a discount off the software price, up to your commission on that sale. The discount comes out of what you earn. Corvin's share stays the same, and Corvin cannot grant this discount for you. Use it when a shop buys from you, or as an extra reason to buy a support package you provide.

Integrator and support fees are yours to set. The customer also pays the card fee on that integrator line, and that fee is not taken from your labor or from Corvin's software. If you do the work, the labor is transferred to you. If you want Corvin to do it, ask for a quote and that charge stays with Corvin. Corvin can hand the job to another dealer. That dealer quotes it, keeps 88%, and Corvin keeps 12% as the referral.

Introducing a shop, without selling and integrating, is a referral. Solo does not count. After that shop pays for Starter or above for 3 months, you get one free month at the lower of their plan and yours. A Team shop that refers a Starter customer gets $39. If the new shop buys Grow, the Team shop gets $99. A yearly or 5-year payment counts as soon as they pay it. That customer belongs to Corvin. There is no ongoing commission.

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Dealer agreement

You can sell to anyone. You do not get an exclusive area. A shop and a software sales company use the same payout rules. Signing gives you the right to sell Corvin subscriptions. It does not give you the software, the source code, or the customer list.

You will not copy Corvin, reverse engineer it, or build a competing product from Corvin’s materials. Customers who buy through you are Corvin customers. During this agreement and for 2 years after it ends, you will not solicit those customers, or customers you learned about through Corvin, to leave for a product you make or represent. A sales company also will not recruit Corvin dealers into a competing product during that same period.

If you take a customer or copy the product, you owe Corvin the subscription fees that customer would have paid for the rest of their current term or the next 12 months, whichever is longer, plus every commission and integrator transfer already paid on that customer. That amount is a debt under this agreement. Disputes are arbitrated in Arizona. Corvin can still ask a court to stop ongoing copying or solicitation. This page is the working agreement. Have your own lawyer read it before a sales company signs.

Just a referral

Send a shop to Corvin without quoting, integrating, or joining the dealer book. Solo does not count. After they pay for Starter or above for 3 months, you get one free month at the lower of their monthly price and yours. The customer stays with Corvin. The shop pays Corvin for the software. If you also sell support, bill it monthly, yearly, or for 5 years. It is transferred to you, and the customer pays the card fee on it.