Partners
Agencies, consultancies, software firms and operators who already know their clients. You sell and implement; we provide the platform, the training and the support.
It is the channel through which agencies, consultancies, software firms and operators implement Meteor for their clients. The partner sells and implements; the client is attributed to their name in the platform. In return they get a portal of their own to run their clients, their opportunities, their projects and their revenue, plus certified training, a community and support from the team. There is no self-signup: you get in by application and interview.
One thing worth knowing before you apply: the application form and the partner portal are published in Spanish. The team answers in English, and you can write your application in English.
The program is not looking for license resellers: it is looking for people who already solve something for a client and want that something to keep running on its own. These are the four profiles that get in today.
You already run your clients’ conversations and their ad spend. Meteor adds the part that falls apart after the click: answering, qualifying and following up with every person who writes, without hiring more people.
You implement systems for other companies and you need an automation layer that talks to what you already installed. The Mets connect to the ERP, the invoicing tool, the marketplace and the carrier your client already uses.
You make a living on diagnosis and delivery. Here the implementation project has a board, milestones and verification inside the platform, and the client is attributed to your name.
You built the operation of your own business and found out you know how to do it. That knowledge is what sells: you implement for others in the same industry, which is where a demo convinces on its own.
Every item on this list is a section that exists today in partners.meteor.com.co, not a program promise. It opens in full once your application is approved.
Every client you bring is recorded under your name, with their plan, their status and their usage. Attribution does not depend on anyone remembering: it is a platform record.
Opportunities carry a stage, an owner and a conversation thread with attachments, where the Meteor team and yours work the same deal without crossing emails.
Every rollout runs as a project with milestones, tasks and a checklist: what was done, who did it and how you verify it is working.
What you generated, what has been settled and what is still pending is visible in the platform, with the line-by-line detail of every payout.
The learning track carries lessons, diagnostics by topic and assessments you have to pass. The certifications you earn count toward moving up a level: they are not decorative.
A space with the other partners, events, one-to-one sessions with your Partner Máster and the product roadmap, where you can suggest, vote and argue about what comes next.
You get a profile inside the community with your level (Bronze, Silver or Gold), your certifications and your recent activity. Other partners see it; your financial numbers, they do not.
You can install configuration templates to start a rollout with work already done, and publish your own: every publication goes through editorial review before it ships.
You invite your people with granular permissions: who sees clients, who works opportunities and who is allowed to look at the financial side.
You write from the portal, the ticket keeps its history and attachments, and the Meteor team handles it. It does not depend on who you know.
If you have a technical team, your partner operation is also queryable over API with your own keys: attributed clients, opportunities, projects and payouts.
A short form: whether you are a company or an individual, where you are, what you do and why you want to be a partner. That last field is the one that actually gets read.
There is no self-signup. Someone on the team reads your application and looks at whether what you do today, and what you want to build, line up with what the platform solves.
An interview. That is where scope, the industries you can sell into and the commercial terms get discussed, and they depend on what you bring rather than on a published table.
Onboarding is formal: you sign the contract online, verify your identity and register the account where you want to be paid. That is when the full portal opens and the training track begins.
A partner’s perspective
Juan Camilo says he uses Meteor to implement agents that respond faster, qualify prospects and book meetings. He also describes how his agency supports client adoption. This is evidence of the partner experience, not an end-customer case or a promise that every implementation produces the same result.
“With Meteor, I was able to implement AI agents that respond faster, qualify customers and book meetings.”
If your thing is integrating, automating or shipping product on top of the platform, the route is a different one: the Tech Partner program, which is also the only way to get the US$0 Developer plan for the API and the SDK.
See Tech Partner and Startup PartnerQuestions about the program
It is the channel through which agencies, consultancies, software firms and operators implement Meteor for their clients. The partner sells and implements, the client is attributed to their name, and Meteor provides the platform, the training, the support and a portal of their own to run their clients, their opportunities, their projects and their revenue.
It depends on your level, on the plan the client signs and on whether you also deliver the implementation service. Terms are discussed in the admission interview, with your case on the table, and they are not published on the site: they move with the level and with the type of sale.
There is no entry fee to apply. What does help is having a Meteor workspace of your own to demo and practice in: selling what you have not used goes badly, and the first demo is done with your own operation inside it.
Not to sell or to implement: configuring the Mets, the flows and the channels is done from the platform, and the training track walks you through it. If you do have a technical team, there is a partner API and the Tech Partner program for building on top.
Yes. The application form asks for your country and Meteor has clients outside Colombia. Keep in mind that several integrations are local: invoicing, carriers, marketplaces. That changes what you can promise in each market, and it is worth checking the catalog before you commit to a region.
We do not give a fixed window because every application is genuinely read and some end in a conversation before a decision. Meanwhile your application sits in a pending state and we write to the email address you applied with.
The form is short and the interview is where everything actually gets decided.