Build your clients’ software on SegmentStream Cloud.
Build your clients’ software on SegmentStream Cloud: one workspace per client, written with the same SDKs we use, as code each client owns.
Two ways to partner
Solution partners
Agencies, consultancies, freelance engineering and data teams
You build for clients: an agency, a consultancy, a freelance engineering or data team. Run each client in its own workspace, reuse what you built for one client with the next, and hand over a repository the client owns.
- A workspace per client, each with its own git repository, roles and data
- The same Ontology, App, Pipeline and Agent SDKs and CLI we build with
- SDK access and a direct line to our engineers
- Referrals from our pilots when a client needs a team nearby
Technology partners
Software companies, independent developers, data tool vendors
You build something many companies need: a connection to a tool, a blueprint for a team, an agent skill. We work with technology partners directly, starting with connections, and bring what you build to the companies that need it.
- The same SDKs and CLI the platform is built with
- A connection or blueprint built with our engineers
- A listing on our integrations page
- Introductions to the companies that need what you built
From an empty workspace to a client's software
A client workspace is built the way we build our own. There is no separate partner API.
- 01CreateCreate a workspace for the client. It comes with a database, a warehouse and a private git repository.
- 02BuildYou or your agent write the five folders against typed SDKs. The checks refuse what does not fit.
- 03DeployOne command deploys the app, the ontology API and its MCP tools. Invite the client's people with their roles.
- 04Hand overThe client owns the repository and the data. They keep you on, or take it over with their own agents.
$ segmentstream workspace create client-crm --region eu --subdomain client-crm
▸ Created workspace client-crm · database, warehouse, git repository
$ segmentstream workspace WORKSPACE-ID clone client-crm && cd client-crm
# your agent writes app/, ontology/, pipeline/, connections/, agent/
$ git add -A && git commit -m "First version"
$ segmentstream deploy
▸ checks passed · app, ontology API and MCP live
$ segmentstream ontology member invite ada@client.com --role sales
▸ invitation sentBuilt with the Ontology SDK, App SDK and CLI.
What companies ask for
A CRM shaped to how they sell, contracts and revenue recognition, internal tools on records they own, and operations modelled the way they work. Many want to move off rented tools one team at a time, with the numbers proven to match first.
Apply to partner
Tell us what you want to build or who you build for. Your note goes straight to our founder; we reply with a call and access to the SDKs.
Questions
When can I start?
Now. Solution partners get SDK access and a workspace per client, and we help you ship your first client. Technology partners tell us what they want to build, and we build it with them.
Who owns what I build for a client?
Your client does. Each workspace has its own git repository, which the client can clone with plain git and take with them. That is the deal every workspace makes, including ours: no black boxes.
Can I reuse what I build across clients?
Yes. What you build lives in your client's repository, and you can reuse your own code from one client to the next.
How does billing work?
Clients pay for platform usage on the same meters as everyone else. How you charge your client for your work is up to you.
Your company’s software, built by agents, owned by you.
$ segmentstream workspace create acme --region eu --subdomain acme
▸ Created workspace acme · database, warehouse and a private git repository
$ segmentstream workspace WORKSPACE-ID clone acme && cd acme
▸ your agent writes the five folders and runs the checks
$ git add -A && git commit -m "First version"
$ segmentstream deploy
▸ app, ontology API and MCP tools live for your invited members
Our engineers build the first version on your data in two weeks, at a fixed price.
Or join the waitlist for self-serve:
Self-serve opens to the waitlist first.