Resell our white label AI competitor monitoring to local businesses under your own brand. You set the price. Pay a tiered wholesale rate per client business — we deliver the daily briefings. Charge $99, $199, $499 — whatever the market bears. Every dollar above your wholesale cost is yours to keep.
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Here is exactly how the economics work, so you can decide with real numbers rather than a pitch. No inventory, no minimum commitment, and nobody takes a cut of what you sell.
| What matters | How it works here |
|---|---|
| How you find customers | You sell directly to local business owners — cold email, referrals, demos. This is real outreach, and it is the part that decides whether this works. |
| Up-front inventory | Zero. The software is the product. |
| What you pay us | A flat monthly platform fee, plus each client business priced separately — the more client businesses you have, the larger the discount. Nobody takes a cut above that. |
| What you charge | Whatever your market bears — typically $99–$499/mo per client. Every dollar above your wholesale cost is yours. |
| What you’re selling | Daily competitor intelligence, delivered under your brand — something local businesses genuinely use. |
| Whose brand it is | Yours. Your logo, your name, your customers. |
| If you stop | Your customer list is yours to keep, sell, or pause. No minimum commitment; cancel renewal anytime. |
You already do social, SEO, or website work for 3–10 local clients. Add competitor monitoring as a $99–199/month add-on. Every existing client is a candidate. Hypothetical path to $1K MRR: 8 existing clients at $149.
You run marketing for a handful of companies part-time. Competitor intelligence is already part of the strategy you sell — now it's a branded, recurring deliverable that lands in each client's inbox daily under your name, not a one-off slide deck. Hypothetical path to $1K MRR: 5 retainer clients at $199.
You light up at networking events, chamber-of-commerce mixers, and local trade shows. Hypothetically, you could walk into a small-business expo with 200 vendors and leave with demos booked. If "talking to strangers" is your superpower, this is built for you. Hypothetical path to $1K MRR: 1–2 trade shows.
Maybe you left a corporate marketing job, or you're moonlighting from one. You know how businesses work, you have a network, and you'd rather sell to small businesses than another corporate buyer. Hypothetical path to $1K MRR: 90 days of consistent outreach.
You already know how to sell — you just want the next thing you build to be actually yours: your brand, your customers, your client list. No purchase requirements, no minimums, nobody taking a cut of what you close. Hypothetical path to $1K MRR: same selling skills, real product.
Most resellers start with the businesses around them — the strip malls, dental rows, and restaurant corridors they already drive past. You know which places are busy, who just opened, and who is struggling. That local knowledge is the edge, and it is not something we can hand you.
We don’t sell exclusive territories, and we won’t pretend to. Another reseller can work the same area you do, and MyIntelBrief also sells directly to businesses everywhere, including wherever you choose to start. What you get is the software, your own brand on it, and your margin — not a protected market. If that isn’t the deal you want, this isn’t the right program, and it’s better that you know now.
Real, currently-scheduled shows in the big convention cities: vertical trade shows packed with one type of owner (restaurant, salon, auto, car wash, contractor, pet, dental…), general small-business & franchise expos, and even 🎟 mega shows like CES — where a single badge puts you in a room with thousands of businesspeople to pitch. Each links to the show’s official site where we could find it; the tag shows the door policy where we could confirm it (many sell day passes — always check the show’s own registration).
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No hype, no "make $10K in your first week" promises. Here's what the numbers really look like.
You charge what the market bears. A dental practice that wants to know what their 5 closest competitors are doing every day might pay $199/month for it (a hypothetical price; you set yours). A larger multi-location restaurant group might pay $499/month. You decide the price per client based on what THEY get from it. Each client business is priced separately, and the more you have, the larger the discount.
Every client gets the full brief — volume sets your price, not the features your clients receive. You'll see your exact rates when you sign up.
| If you charge $149/client/mo | You collect |
|---|---|
| 1 client | $149/mo |
| 5 clients | $745/mo |
| 10 clients | $1,490/mo |
| 25 clients | $3,725/mo |
| 50 clients | $7,450/mo |
Hypothetical examples, not typical or promised results. That's revenue collected, not profit. Subtract your wholesale cost per client and your monthly platform fee — see “Here's your breakeven, in plain numbers” below for what you clear and when.
The more clients you add, the less you pay per client — so your margin widens as you grow. You charge what your market bears; every dollar above wholesale is yours. You set client pricing as low or as high as makes sense for your market — small-town dentists may pay $99, big-city law firms may pay $499. We provide the daily briefings; you keep the relationship + the difference.
Under your brand, your clients get a daily intelligence brief showing what their competitors did in the last 24 hours. Pricing changes, new product launches, website updates, news mentions, review trends — all summarized by AI into a 5-minute morning read.
AI watches your client's competitors every day and emails them a curated brief. Pricing changes, new pages, news mentions, review activity.
Your logo, your colors, your sending name. Briefs go out from a neutral domain we own — nothing on them points back to us. Your client portal lives at a branded address on that same neutral domain, and client replies come straight to you.
Bill your clients however you like — invoice, card, your own processor, whatever works. That money goes straight to you. You pay us only the wholesale rate via Stripe, based on the tier you pick per client. The difference is yours.
Sign up, configure your subdomain + logo + colors (about 30 minutes), add a payment method for your wholesale billing, generate a sample brief for a local business you know. Walk yourself through what a client experience looks like.
Identify 30 local businesses you can reach (existing network, LinkedIn, local chamber-of-commerce list). Generate free sample briefs for the top 10. Reach out: "I made you a free competitor intel brief — would you like to see it?" (Hypothetical: if 1 in 10 says yes, that's 3 clients.)
If you're the outgoing type: hit a local small-business trade show, chamber-of-commerce mixer, or industry expo. One good show with 200 vendors could, hypothetically, yield a stack of demo bookings if you can talk to people. Generate sample briefs on the spot from your laptop and follow up the same week.
Refine your pitch based on what actually converted. Get to 3–5 paying clients. You're now break-even and learning what kinds of businesses resonate most. From here, growth compounds as you build a referenceable customer list.
7-day free trial. Founder pricing — 50% off for life — is applied automatically. No charge if you cancel before day 8.
Not ready for a plan? Run it on a client, then get 4 free weekly briefs on up to 3 of your clients — just your email. Free for 4 weeks first. Pay only if you want more.
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