Legendary Partners

Sell these tools to your people. Keep the relationship.

Legendary Connector and Legendary Messenger CRM, resold by you. You bring the audience and the onboarding; we build the software, ship the updates and keep the Chrome listings alive. Every client gets their own account — created, suspended and reactivated from your partner console.

Apply To PartnerA short form, then a call · no obligation See What The Tools Do

We take partners on in small groups and read every application. This is a conversation, not a signup.

Who this is built for

People who already have someone to sell it to

The software is the easy part. What makes a partner work is an audience that already trusts you about prospecting on Facebook.

01

Coaches and course creators

You already teach people how to work groups, start conversations and book calls. The tooling is the part your students go looking for afterwards — and usually find somewhere else.

02

Agencies and consultants

You run outreach for other businesses. Give each client their own account instead of running everything through one login, and hand it over cleanly when the engagement ends.

03

Community and group owners

Your people are already on Facebook all day. A tool that fits inside the platform they live in is an easier sell than one more dashboard to log into.

Partners resell both extensions — Legendary Connector and Legendary Messenger CRM. There is no separate partner catalogue and no cut-down version.

The split

You run the business. We run the software.

Worth being specific about, because the line is where most reseller arrangements go wrong.

What you run

The parts that are yours

  • Who you sell to, and what you charge them. Your offer, your positioning, your price.
  • Creating the accounts. One per client, from the console, in about as long as it takes to type an email address.
  • Turning access on and off. Suspend a client who stops paying you, reactivate them when they're back.
  • Onboarding and first-line support. You know their setup, their market and what they're trying to do with it.

What we run

The parts you'd rather not own

  • The extensions themselves — every fix, every update, and the constant work of keeping up with Facebook's markup.
  • The Chrome Web Store listings — review, policy, disclosures and the legal pages the store reads.
  • Sign-in, entitlement and status — who has access to which tool, enforced on our side rather than on trust.
  • The console and the API you work in, plus the documentation that comes with them.
How it goes

Four steps, and one of them is a phone call

1

Apply

The form at the bottom of this page. Tell us who your people are and what you sell them now.

2

Talk it through

A call, not a pitch. Terms, numbers, what your clients would actually be doing with it, and whether this is a fit in both directions.

3

Get your console

A partner account with its own seat allowance, and an API token if you'd rather create accounts from your own system.

4

Onboard your first clients

You create the account, they install from the Chrome Web Store and sign in. No file to send them, no key to paste.

Inside the partner console

Everything you need is six clicks, not six emails

Partners don't file tickets to get a client switched on. You do it yourself, and it takes effect straight away.

Create an account

Name, email, and which tools they get. They receive a set-password link; no password ever crosses between you and us.

Suspend and reactivate

A suspension takes hold before the client's next send rather than whenever a session happens to expire. Reactivating is one click.

See where everyone stands

Active, suspended, deactivated or payment failed — shown as what it actually is, so you know whether to chase a card or a conversation.

Your own API tokens

Mint, rotate and revoke them yourself. The secret is shown once and never again — including to us.

Provision from your own system

The same actions the console uses are a documented API, so a new account can be part of your own checkout or onboarding flow instead of a manual step.

Docs you can try in the browser

Every endpoint has a try-it page, so you can see the exact response before you write a line of code against it.

What we look for

We pick for fit, not for who applied first

Partner groups are small on purpose — small enough that everybody gets onboarded properly instead of pointed at a help center.

  • You already have people to sell to — clients, students, a group, a list.
  • You use the tools yourself. Nobody sells prospecting software they've never run.
  • You'll answer your own customers when they have a question.
  • You sell it straight — no income promises, no "set it and forget it".
  • You're after something recurring, not a one-week launch and then silence.
  • You'd rather onboard three clients well than fifty badly.
Before you apply

The questions that come up first

What does it cost, and how do the numbers work?
We go through that on the call and you'll have it in writing before anything starts. Nothing on this page is a price, an offer or a commitment — it's deliberately a conversation, because what a partner needs at three clients and at fifty are different arrangements.
Is this the same as an affiliate program?
No. An affiliate sends us a customer and gets paid for the referral — the customer is ours from that point on. A partner creates the account, controls it, supports it and owns the relationship. If a referral fee is really what you're after, say so on the call and we'll point you at the right thing instead.
Can I put my own brand on the extensions?
Not today. Both tools install from the Chrome Web Store, and a store listing has to match the software it ships — a renamed copy is a separate listing, a separate review and a separate compliance surface. What you brand is the offer around it: your pricing, your onboarding, your training, your support.
Do I have to use the tools myself?
Yes. It's the shortest question on the call and the one that decides most applications. You'll be answering questions about pacing, about what the filters do and don't catch, and about what a realistic week looks like — and you can't answer any of those from a feature list.
What happens when one of my clients stops paying me?
You suspend them from the console. The extension checks its standing before it sends, so access stops in minutes rather than whenever a login happens to expire, and the client sees a clear message instead of a silent failure. When they settle up, one click puts them back.
Do my clients talk to you or to me?
You first. You know their setup and their goal, and most questions are about how to work a group rather than about the software. When something is genuinely ours — a bug, an outage, a Facebook change — bring it to us and we'll take it from there.
How many clients do I need before I apply?
There's no number on this page and there isn't a secret one. What matters more is whether the people you already have would want this, and whether you can onboard them properly. If you're mid-launch and not there yet, apply anyway and tell us where you are.
When would I hear back?
We read every application and reply by email either way. If it looks like a fit, you'll get a link to book the call — and you can book it straight from the confirmation on this page without waiting for us.
Apply

Tell us who you'd be selling to

About two minutes. The more specific you are about your audience, the better the call goes.

Specifics beat adjectives here. Numbers, niche, what they already pay you for.

Sending this doesn't reserve anything and isn't a contract. Nothing on this page is a price, an offer or an earnings claim.

Application received

We read these ourselves and you'll hear back by email either way. If you'd rather not wait for the reply, book the call now and we'll come to it prepared.

Book The Partner CallPick a time that works · about 30 minutes

The people you already talk to are the ones who need this

If you're the person they ask about prospecting on Facebook, you're most of the way there. The software is the part we can hand you.

Apply To PartnerSmall groups · every application read