A few terms come up often enough that they are worth writing down plainly, so nobody has to guess later what a partnership with Friendmode does and does not cover.
A partner is a studio, educator, or small agency that already works with designers, illustrators, video editors, or copywriters and uses Friendmode modules in its own client work. Recommending the free starter kit to a team that needs a lighter admin setup is part of that, but it is not the point. The point is a shared way of running projects.
There is no directory listing, no badge to place on your site, and no requirement to mention Friendmode in client-facing material.
Because each resource is a practical file or a lightweight app with plain-language setup notes, a partner can pass a module to a client without writing a custom onboarding process. The client reads the notes, opens the file, and starts using it. That is the whole handoff.
If a client needs something the module does not cover, that gap is useful feedback for the community board rather than a custom build request.
The shared standard is narrow on purpose: keep revision requests, approval notes, and deliverable lists in one place, so a two-person team can run five projects at once without losing track. Partners are expected to work that way themselves before recommending it to anyone else.
How a studio structures its own folders, naming rules, or intake questions stays entirely up to that studio.
No reseller pricing, no white-label rights, and no guaranteed leads. Friendmode does not run a referral program, does not share client lists, and does not act as an intermediary between a partner and its clients.
Updates to the modules are included for buyers, and the private community board is where workflow ideas get swapped. Neither is a service commitment with a response window.
Teaching a studio admin module in a course or using it across a small agency team counts as partnership use, as long as the modules are not repackaged and sold as a separate product. Sharing the free starter kit with students or new team members is fine.
Questions about a specific case are best sent to team@friendmode.com, or by phone at +54 11 5104-8509.
Written for studios working across Argentina and Latin America. If a term here still feels ambiguous for your case, ask before assuming, and the answer will be added to this page rather than kept in a private thread.
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