For most new international territories we use two agreements in sequence. You first sign a Non-Exclusive Country Partner Agreement for the first ninety (90) days after territory go-live. You operate CV Hunt and GoBiDx locally with the same commercial model (billing through the official platform, 50% / 50% split on Net Territory Revenue, using IMEX global checkout — no local SMS or payment gateway required in Phase 1).

During those 90 days the agreement is non-exclusive in legal form, but HQ will not appoint another Country Partner in your country — you have the only active CP slot to prove performance. If you meet the USD 2,000 revenue gate (next question), you are pre-qualified and we sign a separate Exclusive Country Partner Agreement. If not, we use the Day 90 mutual review to decide cure, exit, or whether HQ may pursue another partner later.

The gate is USD 2,000 Net Territory Revenue collected through official platform billing within the first 90 days after go-live (minus refunds and statutory remittances — same definition as Net Territory Revenue in the Exclusive agreement).

We use monthly revenue checkpoints aligned with Schedule B planning (each month’s Net Territory Revenue on official billing): Month 1 — USD 350, Month 2 — USD 700, Month 3 — USD 950 (USD 2,000 total across the 90-day Phase 1). Meeting the full gate pre-qualifies you for Phase 2 — a new Exclusive Country Partner Agreement. Validation is Net Territory Revenue through official platform billing only.

Partners who already signed Exclusive agreements under older or country-specific terms keep what is in their signed contract. New international outreach follows the revenue-gate model above.

On the standard new-partner path (90-day Non-Exclusive → Exclusive), you do not pay HQ a USD 2,000 setup or activation fee at any stage. The USD 2,000 figure is a Net Territory Revenue gate — sales through official platform billing in your territory during Phase 1. Hit that gate and you pre-qualify for the Exclusive agreement.

If we do not proceed to a signed agreement, nothing is owed to HQ for “activation.” Go-live and support items are defined in the Non-Exclusive and Exclusive agreement drafts we send before you sign.

You receive commercial partnership rights, not ownership of the company or platforms. You become the appointed Exclusive Country Partner for CV Hunt and GoBiDx in one defined country. HQ does not appoint a second Country Partner for that same country while your agreement is active and you are not in material breach.

You get access to two live SaaS platforms, ongoing product development and hosting on the HQ side, onboarding support, demo accounts, pitch and sales templates, CP admin tools, API integration support for your local payment gateway and SMS providers, and strategic check-ins as you build the market. You focus on business development and customer relationships locally; HQ manages technology, infrastructure, and central platform operations.

The split applies to Net Territory Revenue in your country. That means subscription and service fees collected through the official platform billing (including amounts received via your local payment gateway), minus customer refunds actually issued in the period, minus VAT or other statutory amounts you collected on behalf of government and must remit to authorities. Those tax pass-through amounts are not part of Net Territory Revenue.

Phase 1 (Non-Exclusive): from Net Territory Revenue you retain 50% and remit 50% to HQ. Billing runs through IMEX global checkout unless your signed agreement states otherwise.

Exclusive CP: you retain 65% and remit 35% to HQ, typically after customer payments flow through your local payment gateway on the official platform. No further deductions are made before the split — processor fees, HQ hosting, product development, and your local operating costs are not taken out of your partner share. A typical Exclusive example: Net USD 4,500 in a month → you keep USD 2,925 and remit USD 1,575 to HQ.

Yes. Phase 1 Non-Exclusive agreements use 50% / 50% on Net Territory Revenue. The Exclusive Country Partner Agreement uses 65% to the Partner and 35% to HQ. Percentages and remittance timing (for example, within seven business days after each month-end) are confirmed in writing for your territory in each signed agreement.

The standard agreement runs for an initial term (typically twenty-four months), with renewal for further periods if both parties agree. HQ does not impose a unilateral renewal fee. Any renewal terms — including scope and commercial arrangements — are agreed mutually in writing at the time of renewal, based on territory performance and business conditions. Older overview documents sometimes mentioned a small annual maintenance range; the current standard template treats renewal as a mutual decision, not an automatic charge from HQ.

We are transparent that commercial traction is still early stage. Both platforms are live and operational at cvhunt.co and gobidx.com. We have a growing registered and freemium user base; paid conversion is what we are scaling through founder-led activity in Bangladesh and through Country Partners internationally. Paying customers are a smaller base today — not thousands of dollars of mature global MRR — which is exactly why we are expanding through local partners rather than pretending we are already at scale in every country.

Meaningful commercial revenue activity is recent — on the order of months, not years of scaled history. We do not present IMEX Bangla as a mature global SaaS with twelve months of large recurring revenue. The opportunity for a Country Partner is to enter a territory together and share upside as the market grows, with product and infrastructure already built on the HQ side.

We do not yet have long-running, publicly referenceable Country Partners with multi-year track records. The program is in active rollout, with serious discussions in several regions. We cannot today offer reference calls with two or three existing Country Partners. What we can offer now is this deck, live product demos, direct discussion with the founder, the CP Terms summary, this FAQ, and a written agreement draft before territory activation. We intend to support reference conversations once the first partners are live and agree to be referenced.

Not yet in the Country Partner sense — the partner program is new. We can share product demos, typical use cases for employers and procurement teams, how we see market entry working with a local partner, and our mutual 90-day implementation planning approach after go-live. Your territory is generally a first-mover partnership with HQ, not joining an already-saturated partner-led market.

In most partner territories there is no meaningful prior HQ commercial footprint. We enter through the Country Partner, not by running a parallel direct sales team in your country while you are exclusive partner. Bangladesh is operated directly by the founder today; international territories are intended to be partner-led. Your market build starts with you once the territory is activated.

Phase 1 (90-day Non-Exclusive): Legal non-exclusivity, but HQ will not appoint another Country Partner in your country during the 90 days — you hold the active slot to hit the USD 2,000 NTR gate.

Phase 2 (Exclusive CP): After conversion, you hold exclusive commercial rights for CV Hunt and GoBiDx in that country. HQ will not appoint another Country Partner for the same country and will not operate a parallel direct sales team targeting your territory during exclusivity. Inbound interest should be referred to you where practicable. Exclusivity remains tied to Schedule B performance and compliance; fraud, billing bypass, or material breach can affect exclusivity immediately as defined in the contract.

Treatment of customer relationships and revenue share on existing paying accounts is defined in the signed Country Partner Agreement, including any transition period after termination. Our intention is good faith: the market you build in your territory should be respected, and we do not design the program so HQ arbitrarily takes over partner-built relationships. If either side becomes inactive or fails to perform against agreed standards, the agreement sets out discussion, cure, and termination paths — including the Day 90 mutual implementation review and later exit notice periods where applicable.

The contracting entity is IMEX BANGLA LIMITED, registered in Bangladesh. Full registration details, authorised signatory, and bank instructions are provided in the formal Country Partner Agreement and diligence pack before signing and before territory activation. Products under the partnership are CV Hunt (cvhunt.co) and GoBiDx (gobidx.com), operated by HQ.

HQ provides digital sales and marketing materials (decks, one-pagers, demo scripts, email and messaging templates, social templates), demo accounts, onboarding support, a partner operations guideline, business guidance on segments and pricing approach, co-branded assets where appropriate, localization help for materials when there is clear local demand, and consideration of country-specific product requests where commercially viable. HQ also provides the live platforms, billing infrastructure, hosting, and product updates.

You lead local execution: meetings, follow-ups, closures, running campaigns with the assets we supply, local social presence, events and introductions where you have relationships, and first-line support in your language and time zone with escalation to HQ within twenty-four to forty-eight hours on technical or billing issues.

Not as standard. In Phase 1, office, campaigns, and team are your choice — HQ does not fund them, and your share is 50/50 on Net Territory Revenue through global billing. In Exclusive CP, you invest in office, campaigns, gateways, and team/Ambassadors while earning 65% of Net Territory Revenue. HQ does not fund salaries, paid media, PR, or events unless we separately agree co-marketing in writing.

Phase 1: subscriptions are collected through IMEX global checkout on the official platform — you do not need a local SMS or payment gateway yet. You retain 50% of Net Territory Revenue and remit HQ’s 50% each month by the agreed method.

Exclusive CP: payments are collected through your local payment gateway configured on the platform. You retain 65% and remit 35%. All subscription sales must run through official platform billing. Side payments or offline subscription bypass are not permitted.

Public pricing on cvhunt.co and gobidx.com in Bangladesh is a reference only, not the mandatory price for your territory. You may propose territory-specific pricing that reflects purchasing power and competition. HQ must approve local prices in writing before they go live. Promotional pricing below agreed floors also requires HQ approval. Display and charge currency are configured for your territory after gateway setup.

Before final signing, you are expected to validate the opportunity yourself: use the demo environment, submit a written go-live requirements report, agree an item-wise delivery timeline in a Go-Live Scope Annex, prepare a draft 90-day mutual implementation plan (Schedule B), and complete pre-sign business documents (registration, tax ID, signatory ID, bank details, and related items in the checklist we provide). HQ does not ask you to sign before you have seen written terms and completed your own market judgment.

After Phase 1 signing (Non-Exclusive agreement), HQ activates territory access, CP admin panel, and agreed onboarding steps per the Go-Live Scope Annex — without requiring an upfront payment to HQ on that path. Phase 1 uses IMEX global billing; local SMS/OTP and payment gateways are connected when you move to Exclusive CP (unless your signed Phase 1 agreement states otherwise). You execute Schedule B with HQ’s strategic and technical support during the first ninety days after go-live, including the USD 2,000 NTR gate checkpoints.

HQ commits to complete territory go-live within approximately seven to ten business days after the Phase 1 Non-Exclusive agreement is signed and pre-go-live deliverables are in place — sooner if practicable — for items in your signed Go-Live Scope Annex. On the standard 90-day Non-Exclusive path, go-live does not wait on an upfront payment to HQ. Partners on already-signed agreements with different commercial terms follow their signed contract. Delays caused by missing Partner-side dependencies are excluded from HQ timelines.

Within ninety days after territory go-live, both parties complete a written Mutual Implementation Review against Schedule B and the USD 2,000 NTR gate. If the gate is met, the typical outcome is signing the Exclusive Country Partner Agreement (Phase 2). If not, outcomes include cure, adjust Schedule B in writing, or exit — HQ may then consider another partner. Later in the term, either party may also terminate on agreed notice where the contract allows.

None of the above in the usual sense. This is an independent commercial partnership. You are not an employee of IMEX Bangla and you do not receive shares in HQ. There is no guaranteed salary or minimum income from HQ — your earnings come from the 65% share of Net Territory Revenue you generate, minus your own business costs. You operate as your own business entity in your country subject to local law.

You must have or arrange financial capacity to operate commercially in the territory, but a fixed large office, dedicated team, or paid campaign budget is not a mandatory precondition in the standard agreement. Performance is measured against your signed Schedule B milestones. Many partners use existing office capacity and networks at the start and scale team and marketing as revenue grows. Our online application self-check asks honestly whether you can commit time, local presence, and some investment — we prefer partners who treat this as a real business, not a passive side link.

The default path for new international partners is designed for that: 90-day Non-Exclusive agreement, no upfront payment to HQ, and the USD 2,000 Net Territory Revenue gate (USD 350 · USD 700 · USD 950 monthly) to pre-qualify for Exclusive CP. You still need commercial capacity for local ops and customer acquisition — but you are not asked to wire USD 2,000 to HQ to “buy” the territory.

Each signed agreement covers one country only. If you later wish to add another country, that requires a separate agreement under the same standard template. Strong performance in one territory may be considered in good faith when discussing another, but it creates no automatic right to additional countries. Some introducers help HQ find partners in other markets under separate introducer arrangements — that is not the same as multi-country exclusivity in one CP contract.