Bring your network. Share in what it creates.
Bike libraries, car-sharing co-ops, neighbourhood help networks, repair platforms: if you already run an active community, you’re not just a customer. Your network makes every launch on eCO more valuable, and your pricing should reflect that.
Launch credits
Your density pays for your launch
A city launch exists to create local density. If you already bring it, you shouldn’t pay full price for it.
- 100 – 249 active members in the city
- 25%
- 250 – 499
- 50%
- 500 – 999
- 75%
- 1,000+
- 100%
credit on the €990 city launch, per city
Who counts
Active members, not database rows
Credits reward the network value you actually bring. A member counts when they are:
- Unique, verified people, not database rows
- Recently active, within the last 90 days
- Opted in to introductions to other communities
- Actually reachable through a working channel
- Not already active on the eCO network
On a partner call we run your member file through these criteria together, before you commit to anything.
The network dividend
When your members create value elsewhere, some of it comes back
Your car-sharers borrow drills. Your repair customers join the tool library. Every time your members, with their consent, generate platform revenue in other communities, a share of it returns to you as a credit on your invoice. First it lowers your bill; structurally exceed it and it becomes a payout.
- Customer
- Your network stays closed to the wider eCO network
- Regular platform pricing. Perfectly fine, and always available.
- Network Partner
- 250+ active, opted-in members shared with the network
- Launch credits plus the network dividend, together worth up to half your platform costs.
- Anchor Partner
- 1,000+ active members, multiple locations, technical integration
- Launches can be free, platform pricing goes custom, dividend included.
- Ecosystem Partner
- Your network structurally creates more value than your invoice
- Credits become a revenue share: at that point you’re a distribution partner, not a customer.
FAQ
Partner questions
What is the “network dividend” exactly?+
When your members, with their consent, also create value in other eCO communities, a share of the platform revenue that generates flows back to you as a credit on your invoice. The exact percentage is agreed in your partner contract; we’re validating the final formula with our first partners rather than fixing it on a webpage.
Why doesn’t my full member list count?+
Because a database of 10,000 dormant members is worth less to the network than 500 active neighbours in one city. Credits reward reachable, consenting, active people, the ones that actually lower our acquisition cost and raise the value of everyone’s launches, including yours.
Some of my members are already on Peerby or eCO. How does that work?+
Existing network members don’t count as new density you bring, that would be paying twice for the same person. They can still earn you dividend when your community activates them into new cross-community value: new consent, new availability, new activity.
How long does attribution last, and how often is it recalculated?+
A member you bring is attributed to you for twelve months of cross-community activity. Partner levels and credits are recalculated quarterly, so a network that goes quiet gently descends rather than falling off a cliff.
Can my credits exceed my invoice?+
Yes. Credits first reduce your platform and launch costs to zero. If your network structurally produces more than that, you move to Ecosystem Partner terms and the surplus can be paid out as revenue share.
What never gets discounted?+
Real external costs: payment processing, SMS and verification fees, ad budgets, and custom work we genuinely build for you. Credits come off value we control, so a partner can never quietly become loss-making for either side.
Ready when you are
Launch above the threshold.
Tell us about your community and your first city. We’ll show you the network around it and what a launch would look like.
Book a launch call