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the ixi partner program

build the process once. get paid every time it runs.

other programs pay for your audience. this one pays for your method.

apply to build

founding cohort · terms agreed one partner at a time

four ways it pays

an audience is rented. a process compounds.

01

run share

a team runs your process. you take a share of what that run bills.

02

your price on top

list it with your own fee above the metered cost. you set it, you move it.

03

a team licence

runs it every week? they licence the process monthly instead of paying per run.

04

commissioned builds

sometimes we bring the brief, and pay you to build the process for it.

one process · every run an impression

what you'd be building

band — the ring pipeline
band
photoshoot — the ring pipeline
photoshoot
stack — the ring pipeline
stack
hero shot — the ring pipeline
hero shot

a process

one stage above. typed contract, its own memory, a pixie that owns it.

a run

one execution. the whole template cloned, so it comes out like the one you approved.

a pipeline

the whole row. each stage feeds the next, nobody relaying files.

The finished ring, worn

where this started

that pipeline made a real ring — a marquise-cut stackable with an open-shank snake band. the concept was finished on the canvas, so the cad designer modelled from a render everyone had already signed off: no back and forth on the design. the founder wears it.

what you keep

presets scale someone else's taste. a process scales yours.

the template

yours. exportable, any time.

the memory

every note it learned travels with it.

the history

versioning never rewrites.

your name

attribution rides every run.

and the rest of it

credits to build with

you don’t pay to make the thing you’re paid for.

new models first

the catalog reaches partners before the app.

a direct line

a person. not a form.

the partner studio

a shared canvas with the rest of the cohort.

your work, shown

partner processes are what our case studies are made of.

first slots

the library opens with the founding cohort’s processes.

how it works

01

apply

a person reads it. you hear back either way.

02

we build the first one with you

a working session. you bring the thing you make fifty of.

03

good to run

you approve the template. the printmaker’s bon à tirer.

04

it runs

decline one and the lesson goes back into the template.

apply to build

no follower-count filter. a person reads every one, and you'll hear back either way.

if you already have an ixi account, use that address

the strongest answer is something you have already made more than fifty of

where your work lives

all optional · fill in the ones you actually use

optional · it is context, never a filter

we read every one · you'll hear back either way

questions

what is a process, exactly?
a group of nodes lifted into its own container: a typed contract, its own memory, a resident pixie. a module, in the way software means that word. a saved graph forgets; this doesn’t.
and a pipeline?
processes chained, output of one into the next. memory is scoped per process, which is why a pipeline gets long without any stage losing the plot.
do I need to code?
no. you brief a pixie in plain language and it builds alongside you. three modes: brief, coach, run · plus review, a latched state on decline, not a mode you choose.
who owns the process?
you do — template, memory and history, exportable whenever. pulling it from the library stops it earning, not existing.
how do I actually get paid?
the four ways above, agreed in writing per partner and settled outside the app while the payout rail is built. we’d rather say that than publish a rate card we haven’t earned.
do I need an audience?
no, and no follower count is filtering these applications. a process ten teams run beats a post a million people scroll past.
what makes a good candidate process?
two tells: something you’ve made more than fifty of, and something where you keep giving the same note.
who runs partner processes?
teams with volume and a review culture — in-house brand teams, studios on recurring programs, e-commerce. the value shows up at the second run.
is this the same as the waitlist?
no, a separate door. being accepted as a partner brings your access with it.
when does it open?
it’s open. we onboard by hand, a few at a time, because step two is us building your first process with you.