Reseller Program
A reseller program lets a partner buy a product or usage at wholesale terms, package it for end clients, choose a retail price, and keep the resulting commercial spread.
What does Reseller Program mean in practice?
A reseller program defines how an outside partner can sell a supplier's product to its own customers. Useful programs specify signup, wholesale rates, minimum commitments, client limits, branding, billing responsibility, support boundaries, data access and termination. Affiliate programs are different: an affiliate refers a customer and earns a commission, while a reseller normally owns the client commercial relationship and may provide continuing service. Dvaarik partner signup is free and immediate, the wallet starts at ₹0, there is no platform monthly fee or minimum client count, and partner wholesale prices are public.
Real example
An agency creates a client business in its partner console, sells a ₹9,000 monthly bundle, and pays Dvaarik only for the public wholesale usage and enabled channel products.
Related terms
More terms in this category
Partner Console
A partner console is the reseller's administrative workspace for creating client businesses, applying branding, monitoring usage, managing limits, and operating services.
Sub-account
A sub-account is a client workspace inside an agency account. It separates that client's data and access while the agency keeps administrative control.
Wrapper Platform
A wrapper platform adds a client portal, branding, billing, workflows, or reporting over underlying APIs and providers rather than operating every infrastructure component itself.
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