Partnership
We do not have fixed packages or a finished commercial proposal yet. If our goals overlap, we would rather begin with a thoughtful email.
No fixed packages yet.
Open to data, product and distribution conversations.
PARTNERSHIP · DIRECT
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What a conversation could be about
These are starting directions, not a menu of ready-made offers.
SettleMetric is still taking shape as a product. We are interested in partnerships that make verified data more complete, tools more useful or access to the information wider.
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Data & research
Official or open datasets, methodology exchange, source verification and research projects.
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Product & integrations
Ideas around calculators, structured data, relocation tools and useful technical integrations.
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Education & reach
Formats that help people understand taxes, legalization and the real cost of relocation more clearly.
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What does not change
A partnership should add value without blurring where the information comes from or what it means.
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Context stays intact
A partnership does not remove sources, dates, important caveats or limitations from the information.
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Laws still require official sources
Tax and immigration claims follow the same verification standard regardless of the partner.
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Relationships are disclosed
Any partner involvement in a piece of content or a tool must be made clear.
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The user benefit must be concrete
A good partnership makes information more accurate, the product more useful or access to it wider.
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Start with a short email
You do not need a polished deck — just explain where you see a meaningful overlap.
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Who you are
Your company, organization or project, and your role.
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The overlap
The shared problem or opportunity you see.
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A starting idea
What you would like to discuss, even if the format is still rough.
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Useful context
Relevant links, expectations or timing if you already have them.
Current approach
Conversation first, format second.
We do not publish a standard media kit or rate card yet because we do not want to force different ideas into one package.