I will draft a us channel partner agreement for b2b tech
US Tech Attorney SaaS AI and Software Licensing Expert
About this Gig
Scaling your B2B technology or SaaS business requires strong Channel Partners, Resellers, and VARs (Value-Added Resellers). However, poorly drafted partnerships can lead to stolen clients, brand damage, and commission disputes.
I am a licensed US Attorney (Bar #136670) focusing exclusively on corporate tech law. I will draft a comprehensive, US-compliant Channel Partner Agreement that protects your margins, secures your IP, and clearly defines the partner relationship.
Crucial Elements Included:
- Appointment Rights (Exclusive vs. Non-Exclusive territories)
- Revenue Sharing, Tiered Commissions & Payment Terms
- White-Labeling and Trademark/Brand usage rights
- End-User Licensing (EULA) flow-down clauses
- Non-Compete and Non-Solicitation of clients
- Liability, Support Obligations, and Termination
Whether you are building a reseller network from scratch or signing a major enterprise distributor, you need a contract that protects the core company.
Secure your B2B revenue streams today. Message me to discuss your specific partner compensation model before ordering. (Online legal drafting only).
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FAQ
Does this cover White-Label partnerships?
Yes, if your partner is white-labeling your software, the Premium package will cover the specific IP and branding rights required.
Can you include non-compete clauses?
Yes, I will include non-solicitation and confidentiality clauses to prevent partners from stealing your end-users or building a competing product.
What is a VAR agreement?
A Value-Added Reseller (VAR) agreement is for partners who bundle your software with their own services or hardware before selling it to the end-user.

