For agencies, writers and consultancies
A Wordprint inside your own work
You buy it at a partner price. You bill your client. The document says it was prepared with you.
A brand project, a website rebuild, a content retainer: somewhere in each of them is a conversation about how the client should sound, and it usually ends in adjectives. A Wordprint ends it in measurements instead, and turns them into rules that a new hire, a freelancer, or ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot and Gemini can all follow. Partners put one inside the work they already sell.
How it works
Wholesale, not commission
You get a link of your own. Orders placed through it are charged at your partner price, you are the customer of record, and the document comes to you. Nothing else changes. What you charge your client, and whether the Wordprint is a line on the invoice or part of a larger piece of work, is your business. There are no referral payments to reconcile, because there are none. Stripe has taken the money. The margin is yours at the till.
The £95 Soundalike and the £395 self-serve Wordprint go through your link and are back inside two working days. The £950 Desk Wordprint and everything above it are built by a person and invoiced by hand, at a partner rate agreed in writing before anything starts. The ladder, with list prices.
Every document delivered through your link carries one line above the masthead, "Prepared with" and your name. Your client reads it as your work with an instrument behind it. That is what it is. The three-things promise on the Desk Wordprint stands, and it is owed to you.
Two conditions
List price stays list price, and the link is yours to look after
You may sell below list to your own clients and bundle however you like. You may not publish a price below list anywhere public, because somebody who finds this site afterwards should never find the same thing cheaper elsewhere, and neither should you.
Your link is a random code rather than your name. If it gets out, it gets rotated. The old one dies the same day. Nothing you have ordered is affected. Anyone using a leaked link meanwhile receives a document with your name on it, which is a better deterrent than a terms page.
Who it suits
Anybody who is already being asked how the client should sound
Brand and content agencies, who get a specification to brief from and a number to report against. Freelance writers and copywriters, who get to show a client its own habits before proposing to change any of them. Marketing consultancies and fractional CMOs, who get one instrument across every client rather than one opinion per client. And anybody running a ChatGPT project or Claude project for a client, who gets the prompt pack that stops the tool drifting.
Partner rates are not published here. Ask. The first conversation is thirty minutes, and it usually starts with a Soundalike run on a client you are already working with. Ask about partnering