You already have a product and the customers for it. Underneath it sits the same problem we solve: the businesses you serve are paying to bring people to their websites and losing almost all of them without a name. Put resolution under what you already sell and there is a third thing — one neither of us sells today, and neither of us could ship alone.
For every $100 one of your customers spends driving traffic, about 90% of those visitors walk out anonymous — no name, no follow-up, no second chance. That is not a problem your product caused. It is the reason your product only ever gets half used: it is working on the small slice that identified itself.
Resolution turns 34–51% of those anonymous visitors into real, contactable people — name, email, address, privacy-compliant. Underneath your product, that is not a feature. It is the input your product was always missing.
What you already build plugs into resolution and makes the pair worth more than either piece alone. Your customers get something that only works because both halves exist — which is also why a competitor cannot copy it by bolting on a pixel.
The businesses you already serve are the ones this was built for, and you have the relationship. You are not buying access to a market — you are bringing one, and the product gets shaped around it rather than sold into it.
Not a pitch from us. You know your market and we do not, so the first call is about what your customers need that neither of us ships today.
A real product for a real account of yours, not a pilot in a sandbox. If it does not work for that one, there is nothing to scale and we both find out cheaply.
Yours, both, or ours. A decision made once, in writing, and yours to make — not a default you discover later.
Direct, through you, or both — named up front, including what happens when the same customer could arrive from either side.
Your customers stay yours. We are the layer underneath and we are content to be invisible in the room — that is what makes this different from putting your logo on our product. White-label puts your name on what we already sell; this builds something for your market that did not exist before, and the shape of it is yours to decide.
How we sell is agreed at the start rather than discovered in month six. Direct, through you, or both — and if we will be selling into your market, you will know before you build.
Not a demo request. Tell us who your customers are and what they keep asking you for that you cannot ship today — and we will tell you honestly whether resolution underneath it makes a product or just a feature.
If white-label is the better fit, say so — we would rather point you at the right one than win the wrong deal.