You run the accounts. We have 5 products your stack is missing
Trusty does analytics and SEO — but through tools that automate the work of sellers and agencies. We do not run accounts by hand. We supply 5 products: buyouts, reviews, behavioral signals, auto-reviews and "Similar items" monitoring
Part of a seller's workload is solved by SEO and ads. Part of it is not. That second part is our job.
Five models for agencies running marketplaces
The models combine freely. Start with one and widen the scope as trust grows.
You take our products for your clients
Plug in buyouts, reviews or behavioral signals where SEO and ads no longer move positions. The client stays yours, we stay an invisible supplier.
Auto-reviews for every client you have
One product, a stable rating across all your sellers. You offer it as an add-on service.
Shelf monitoring as your analytics backend
Your reports show where the client stands next to competitors, how it moves, where the gaps are. Deeper than any equivalent on the market.
Lead overflow, both ways
A full-service request lands with us — it goes to you. A "we only need buyouts" request lands with you — it comes to us. Each side stays in its specialty.
Joint events and content
I cover "how keyword buyouts work", you cover "how we run the account". The full picture.
Signs the partnership will work
Not every partner should work with us. These are the situations where the models above pay off the most.
If you already run buyouts, reviews and behavioral signals in-house and you are happy with the quality, you probably do not need us.
What you get for every client you bring
A transparent ladder: 33% of the project revenue. No "share of profit", no "once you hit the KPI". The project closes, the payout lands within 7 days.
Not "we are honest" — provably honest
Most partner programs say "everything is transparent", then somehow find reasons to stall when the payout is due. We pay on time. Here are the latest partner payouts.
Partnership is about people
The standard is a one-off payout per client. Want a % across a year instead? Let us discuss it. Model does not fit the list at all? Also up for discussion. The percentage, the format, the payouts — all of it is open.