--- title: "Untitled" url: https://stacklist.com/card/12001d99-f108-4417-a951-777b4d883847 stack: https://stacklist.com/stack/525aed89-4495-42ea-b939-3be9a2625970 summary: "Own.Solutions partner offer outlines a Stacklist-based strategy to improve market visibility through branded content hubs and multi-client workspace management. The proposal includes pricing tiers, implementation timeline, and sales approach targeting enterprise AI buyers across DACH and EU regions." tags: "partner-offer, stacklist, ai-positioning, market-analysis, saas-pricing, content-strategy, enterprise-sales" key_entities: "Own.Solutions (organization), Stacklist (organization), Cognigy (organization), Parloa (organization), Capgemini (organization), Accenture (organization), Deloitte (organization), Jadrolinija (organization), Martina (person), Own.Assistant (technology), Answer API (technology), Radar scan (concept), DACH (location), EU (location), Croatian (location), Adriatic (location)" classification: "memo" content_hash: "sha256:3c8f888dbda5a949b01e5e7e2e5275fa4112af2295b8f34b1f1d654934b807b8" acp_version: "0.2" token_counts_approximate: 1950 visibility: public agent_accessible: true status: "final" --- # Untitled Own.Solutions Partner Offer 2026-09-21 · @Martina You are named in 100% of answers when the question uses your name, and 1.3% when it does not. Everything below follows from that one split: you have a brand, you do not have a category position, and the fix is cheap. Two halves. You use Stacklist to fix your own position, then resell it to your clients at a margin. Where you stand Scan of 21 September 2026: 95 answers, 20 questions, five engines. The 11.7% headline is carried almost entirely by the branded questions. Strip those out and the real category position is 1.3%. Three separate scans now agree on this: the first, which measured only category questions, returned 0.0%. The leaderboard on the same sample. Cognigy 25.9%, Parloa 16.6%, Capgemini 14.8%, Accenture 12.8%, then you at 11.7%, Deloitte 11.6%. 17 of 20 questions are answered with a competitor named and you absent. The read: buyers who already know you find you every time. Buyers who do not know you yet never meet you. That is a publishing gap, not a credibility gap, and it is the cheapest kind to close. Part 1 — Your hub Seven stacks of citable answer pages, one per measured buying topic. Full structure is in the Hub Strategy document. Question type Answers You named Rate Asks for you by name 10 10 100% Asks the category question 85 1 1.3% All 95 11 11.7% Untitled Page 1 of 6 Agency is the right tier because it is built for multi-brand operators: you get your own hub plus a workspace per client, on one account you administer. Timeline. Three critical stacks live in weeks 1–2, remaining four by week 4, re-measure the same 20 questions at day 90. What we need from you. Three facts the public site does not carry: where Own.Assistant processes and stores data, what can be said publicly about the fund manager, and which systems and languages are genuinely in production. Without them the compliance stack gets rescoped rather than written vaguely. Stack Priority EU data residency and AI Act compliance Critical Croatian and Adriatic partners for EU banks Critical What we have built: ferry, fund, membership Critical Custom build or off-the-shelf platform High Buying enterprise AI in DACH High Languages, SAP and Salesforce High Who Own.Solutions is Medium Radar scan, hub strategy and quarterly re- measure Free — our investment in the partnership Stacklist Agency plan $249/month Included 10 seats, 1 organisational workspace, admin and permission controls, analytics across workspaces Extra workspaces $20/month each — one per client you onboard Setup fee None Untitled Page 2 of 6 Part 2 — What you sell Our list pricing, with your partner rate at 30% off. You set the client price. Additional seats $10–20/month depending on tier. Additional workspaces $20/month. Yearly billing is two months free. Radar is the door, and it is the one thing you charge for up front. $500 buys the client a number they have never seen, and every scan surfaces the gap a hub fills. Sell the scan, let the report sell the subscription. Your own scan is free; theirs is not. That asymmetry is deliberate. You need the before- and-after to sell from, and a partner who has run the thing they are selling closes better than one who has read about it. Which client, which offer Product List Your cost What it is Radar scan $500 one- off $350 One scan across five engines: where they stand, who wins their questions, what gets cited Stacklist Solo $49/mo $34 One hub, one operator Stacklist Team $99/mo $69 5 seats, shared workspace Stacklist Agency $249/mo $174 10 seats, multi-brand, analytics across workspaces Stacklist Organization $499/mo $349 50 seats, multiple workspaces, governance, priority support Stacklist Enterprise Custom Referral fee Custom integrations, annual contract — where the Answer API lives Client type Example Their problem Sell Passenger transport Jadrolinija Assistant answers the timetable, goes silent on the destination Enterprise + Answer API Untitled Page 3 of 6 The retail network is the volume play. A $500 scan is an easy yes for a mid-size retailer and you have thousands of them. Even low single-digit conversion on a list that size outweighs any one enterprise deal here. Jadrolinija is the reference. It is the only client where you can show the result instead of describing it. Start there. The API integration The one product that makes Own.Assistant better rather than sitting beside it. Your assistant calls us for the content it does not have. Client type Example Their problem Sell Regulated finance The fund manager Procurement researches vendors through AI before the RFP Radar → Organization Retail in your eServices network 30,000 points of sale No idea whether assistants recommend them or the brands they carry Radar at volume → Solo/Team DACH enterprise prospects Austrian and Swiss buyers German-language answers name Cognigy, Parloa, Onlim Agency, German- language hub Sports clubs and membership bodies New topic in this scan Five platform vendors named, no builder Radar → Team Consumer price comparison Cjenolovac Product questions answered without your data Answer API Untitled Page 4 of 6 sequenceDiagram participant P as Passenger participant B as Own.Assistant participant J as Client systems participant S as Stacklist P->>B: When are ferries to Hvar? B->>J: Timetable + fares J-->>B: Sailings B->>S: place=Hvar, intent=visit S-->>B: 3-5 picks + hub URL B-->>P: Sailings + what to do in Hvar How it is shaped. You send an intent and a place or product, never raw user text. That keeps passenger data out of our systems, keeps GDPR simple, and makes the call cacheable — Hvar in July is the same answer for thousands of people. What comes back. A short ranked set an assistant can read aloud, plus a link to a branded hub page. The link is the attributed surface and the only thing that gives both sides a number. Pricing. Enterprise tier, custom, annual. The Enterprise plan already covers custom integrations, so this is a scope conversation rather than a new product line. You bill it as an assistant capability; we bill you on the Enterprise contract. We are building a Hvar answer end to end so you can judge this on quality rather than description. It will be ready for the next call. Terms and next steps Margin 30% off list, all products Alternative 25% referral fee, year one, if you would rather not carry the client Billing We invoice you, you invoice the client Delivery Us, under your brand or co-branded — your choice per client Client relationship Yours. We do not sell to your clients directly Untitled Page 5 of 6 One line to agree early: Radar reports carry the Stacklist name as measurement source even when the hub is white-labelled. A number nobody can attribute is a number a client will not take to their board. Next Sequence matters: your hub, then your own before-and-after, then the client conversations. Figures from the Radar scan of 21 September 2026: 95 answers, 20 questions, across Google AI Mode, Google AI Overview, ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity. Single-day measurement — it establishes position, not trend. Competitor figures are recorded, not individually reviewed. Prices in USD; EUR invoicing to be confirmed. Exclusivity None either way; Adriatic travel exclusivity is priced separately if you want it Term 12 months, rolling You confirm hosting region, what is sayable about the fund manager, and systems and languages in production Your hub goes live — three critical stacks in two weeks, on Agency at $249/month We bring the Hvar answer to the next call Two client scans at our cost, as proof for your sales team Partner terms signed once your day-90 re-measure gives you the reference Untitled Page 6 of 6