Commission-Based Business Development Partner Wanted

@peculiarduke123

The biggest mistake in software business development is treating every company as a potential client. A good opportunity starts with a real business problem that software can solve. I’d focus on identifying businesses showing clear signs of needing technical help—outdated websites, manual processes, performance issues, missing features, integration needs, or systems that no longer support their growth. Before making an introduction, I’d qualify the opportunity around the actual requirement, decision-maker, urgency, budget expectations and project scope. That way, you’re receiving a genuine business opportunity rather than a list of contacts. I also like your structure because it keeps the responsibilities clear: I focus on identifying and developing opportunities while you handle the technical discussion, development and delivery. For promising prospects, I’d provide the relevant business context so you can enter the conversation already understanding what they need. I’m comfortable with a performance-based arrangement and interested in building a long-term relationship where consistently qualified opportunities can lead to increased commission and recurring business. What type of software projects are you most interested in acquiring first—business websites, custom web applications, backend/API work, or ongoing development and maintenance?

@MrShortFlow

Commission-only partnerships rarely bring consistent volume because they depend on one person's personal contacts. What actually solves your problem is a repeatable client-finding system: scraping public sources (LinkedIn company pages, agency directories, Clutch/GoodFirms listings) for agencies and startups showing signs of needing dev help, then running a written outreach sequence to them. Delivery: a CSV of qualified leads (company, contact, signal found) plus a 3-email outreach sequence ready to send. v1 within 3 days: first 50 leads and email draft 1 for review; final batch and sequence by day 5. Here is the opening line of outreach email 1, done now: "Subject: Quick fix for [Agency]'s dev overflow — Hi [Name], noticed [Agency] has been posting client work that suggests you're stretched on backend/API capacity. I partner with a Go/Python engineer who handles overflow builds end-to-end, so you keep the client relationship and margin." I do not promise reply or conversion rates, that depends on your outreach volume and follow-up. Which industries or agency types should I prioritize first, marketing agencies, startups, or web design shops? Price: 14100 INR fixed · Timeline: 5 working days from access/brief Konrad

@safiab49

Hi, I am interested in working with you as a Sales and Business Development Partner. I can help research and identify businesses, startups, e-commerce companies, and agencies that may need website development, customization, maintenance, web applications, APIs, or custom software solutions. I can find relevant prospects, research their business needs, collect contact information, and focus on identifying genuine and qualified opportunities. Once I find an interested prospect, I can introduce them to you so you can handle the technical discussion and project delivery. I am looking for a long-term commission-based partnership and would be happy to start with a small number of qualified leads and build from there. Thank you.

@SAUDASHRAFI

Give me one chance, sir. I will give my 100% trust me, sir. I will never break your trust. give me one chance

@Aditya619661

Hello there.... Myself Aditya. I think I might be perfect for this role since I am having a few contacts which we can work on.