Define the offer
Agree which products you deliver, who supports the client, and how provisioning and billing will work.
Build a managed offering around Bloom with approved partner access, branded experiences, and separate client workspaces. Define the commercial and service model before rollout.
Agree which products you deliver, who supports the client, and how provisioning and billing will work.
Configure entitled branding and verified domains for the client-facing experience.
Work in the correct client workspace with its own permissions, modules, and commercial scope.
Each client starts with their own Company Profile: keep the current website, copy it into a private draft, or build from their brand. Try the website setup →
Explore discovery and outreach across Bloom.
Choose a use case to see the steps, the outcome, and what you need to get started.
A separately scoped, branded client workspace.
Approved partner access, commercial agreement, verified domains where used.
See how the pieces connect. Open a group below for the tools, details, and where to find them.
Agree the products, launch work, support responsibility, and commercial terms for the partner business.
Partner onboardingProvision entitled products and keep each client’s configuration and data in the correct workspace.
Partner console → ClientsConfigure the supported logos, colors, display names, and verified domains included in the agreement.
White-label settingsCount Marketing and Full workspaces against the partner monthly minimum. The minimum is a floor, not a second charge on top.
Partner planSet client-facing prices separately from Bloom wholesale and retain accepted terms for that customer.
Client plan / StorefrontTrack included social-profile, generation, communication, and website capacity; additional services need their own entitlement.
Client usage · Team & planDirect Marketing, white-label branding, and reseller administration are not interchangeable. Partner retail prices are separate from wholesale; buying a direct plan does not grant reseller authority.
See the starting price, then check the allowances and any extra costs. Your accepted offer confirms the final scope.
Compare all Bloom plans ↗Marketing workspace: $199/month; Full workspace: $299/month. Pay the larger of the license total or minimum.
$7,500 one-time reseller launch; $500 per client onboarding. Additional hosting: $15/site/month wholesale. Client retail prices and accepted agreements are separate.Open any item for the details.
Pay the larger of the workspace total or the minimum—not both added together.
Paid Marketing workspace capacity includes one managed social profile, 1,000 generation credits, 5,000 emails, and 500 SMS segments.
Product and administrative authority follow the agreed partner scope.
Client onboarding: $500/workspace. Apply only the setup fee for the purchased offering.
Included hosting is covered by the eligible workspace license. Client retail pricing is separate.
USD · Catalog and Bloom Build Plans & Services checked October 5, 2026. Your accepted offer governs billing and activation.
No. A direct subscription provisions a business workspace. Partner controls require separately approved access and terms.
Product access is scoped per workspace and entitlement. Define the intended configuration during onboarding.
No. Branding and reseller administration are different capabilities and can have different entitlement requirements.
Walk through your people, processes, and priorities with the Bloom team.