Partnerships with TaxOrch: licensing, pilots and commercial options.
The white-label licence is available today: TaxOrch under your firm's name, logo and web address, hosted by us. A formal reseller programme, margin table and contracted support levels are not settled yet, and this page says which terms are decided and which are agreed per firm, subject to contract.
Available today: the white-label licence
Accounting firms, software vendors and fintechs can license TaxOrch under their own brand now. A licence starts with a short fit call, a branded demo on your countries, and a pilot whose scope, length and support are agreed in writing before it begins. A quote depends on your users, client workspaces, countries, branding and the support you need.
Each one wants a different thing from this.
A practice is putting its name to the output. A reseller is putting its brand on the product. Those are two different questions and one proposition cannot answer them.
Accounting and tax practices
A firm that would use this on client work and wants a relationship rather than a subscription.
The part of a practice's work this touches is research and computation, not the judgement. Every position comes back with the authority behind it and a case file a reviewer can open, so what a partner is putting their name to is inspectable before they sign it — which is the only basis on which a practice can responsibly use a system like this at all.
How this works for a practiceEvery legal claim cites a specific section of a real official document.Still open: Whether a practice relationship differs commercially from an ordinary licence is not decided.
Firms and fintechs offering it under their own brand
An adviser, firm network or financial app that wants its clients to see its brand, not ours.
The White-label licence puts TaxOrch under your name: your logo, colours and web address on the app and the sign-in screen, and your firm's name on emails and exports. TaxOrch hosts and runs it, and each client's data stays in its own workspace.
The White-label licenceEach workspace is isolated by design, so one client's data cannot appear in another's results.Still open: Pricing is quoted per licence; there is no published price or reseller margin table.
Four questions. One has an answer.
Which of these are settled decides whether it is worth your quarter. Finding that out one call at a time is the expensive way to learn it, so all four are here including the ones where the answer is that nobody has decided.
What is the margin structure?
Not decidedNot decided. There is no published price for the product itself yet, so there is certainly no partner discount schedule behind it — and a margin quoted before the list price exists is a number that will change. Ask and you will get the current position, including which parts of it are still open. Write to contact@taxorch.com.
What is the support model?
Not decidedNot decided as a contracted service level. What exists today is a support address with a stated aim of a reply within one working day, which is a commitment about our behaviour rather than a term anybody could enforce. A partner arrangement would need the second kind, and that has not been written.
What does a white-label set-up involve?
AnsweredThis one is answered. TaxOrch hosts and runs the app under your brand: you set your name, logo and colours, add your web address and prove you own it with a DNS record, and your clients sign in on your address. The scope and timeline are agreed in writing before a pilot starts.
Say which kind you are, and the reply matches.
The form is the site’s contact form on its partnership route, which means the same published destination and the same stated reply window as every other enquiry — five working days, longer than the others on purpose, because a partnership question deserves a considered answer rather than a fast one.
There is no logo wall on this page
Because there are no partners to put on one. That element is the easiest thing on a page like this to fabricate — a customer becomes a partner, a pilot becomes a customer — so each entry here requires a public link confirming the relationship, and there are none to link to.
A question costs nothing and gets a real answer.
Five routes, each with the address it reaches and how long a reply takes, published before you write anything.