Investment ₹1–5 L, fee ₹50K, royalty 30%.
Source: Figures published by the brand on its partner programme. · captured 2026-08-20
Earnings in a school software partnership are driven by a handful of variables, and one of them — whether you are paid on renewals — matters more than the rest combined. This page sets out what to model and what to ask, and lists the live opportunities with their own published fee and royalty terms.
8 brands listed
Investment ₹1–5 L, fee ₹50K, royalty 30%.
Source: Figures published by the brand on its partner programme. · captured 2026-08-20
Investment ₹1–5 L, fee ₹50K, royalty 30%.
Source: Figures published by the brand on its partner programme. · captured 2026-08-20
Investment ₹1–5 L, fee ₹50K, royalty 30%.
Source: Figures published by the brand on its partner programme. · captured 2026-08-20
Investment ₹1–5 L, fee ₹50K, royalty 30%.
Source: Figures published by the brand on its partner programme. · captured 2026-08-20
Investment ₹1–5 L, fee ₹50K, royalty 30%.
Source: Figures published by the brand on its partner programme. · captured 2026-08-20
Investment ₹1–5 L, fee ₹50K, royalty 30%.
Source: Figures published by the brand on its partner programme. · captured 2026-08-20
Investment ₹1–5 L, fee ₹50K, royalty 30%.
Source: Figures published by the brand on its partner programme. · captured 2026-08-20
Investment ₹1–5 L, fee ₹50K, royalty 30%.
Source: Figures published by the brand on its partner programme. · captured 2026-08-20
Set by territory size and how early you start prospecting.
Usually per student or a flat annual fee — ask which, and the floor.
Stated in the listing's royalty terms; confirm it in the agreement.
The single biggest variable. Confirm in writing that renewals pay you.
Ask what share of schools renewed last session, as a count, not a percentage.
Time spent supporting is time not spent selling — ask what the brand absorbs.
We do not publish an earnings figure for this category. The numbers you should model are the ones each brand states in its listing and confirms in writing.
There is no single answer, and any page that gives you one is guessing. Earnings come from the number of schools you close, the licence value per school, your revenue share, and whether you are paid on renewals. Each listing publishes its own fee and royalty terms — use those, and the brand's answers to the questions below, rather than a category average.
Renewal share, by a distance. A partnership that pays you only on the first year resets every session; one that pays on renewals accumulates, because schools rarely migrate their student data twice. After that: licence value per school, and how many schools in your territory can actually pay it.
The partner fee, travel and demo time during the buying season, and possibly one field executive once volume grows. There is no rent, inventory or fit-out. The largest real cost is the months of prospecting before the first school signs.
Ask for the number of paying schools today, the churn at last renewal, the average contract value, and contact details for two existing partners. A brand that answers all four is worth shortlisting; one that answers with a projection instead of a count is not.
No. We show what each brand publishes in its listing and require the listing to be complete before it is indexed. Verify the figures with the brand and with existing partners before you pay anything.