Design partner program — 5 places

Show your product the moment someone asks.

SixCats answers questions on your website, walks people through your real pages, and books the call only when it's worth having.

▸ Below: how it works, on an example site.
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Example
SixCats
Helpdesk platform
Support that scales with your team
Shared inbox, automations and reporting for growing software companies.
Shared inbox

Every channel in one queue.

Automations

Route, tag and escalate.

Reporting

First response, resolution, CSAT.

Integrations

Slack, Jira, Linear and 60 more.

Integrations
60+ integrations
Connect the tools your team already lives in.
Slack — two-way sync

Tickets appear in the channel you choose. Reply in Slack and the customer gets it. Threads stay linked to the ticket.

Jira

Escalate a ticket into an issue.

Linear

Bug reports straight to the backlog.

Pricing
Simple per-seat pricing
No minimums, no setup fees.
Starter
$29/seat/mo

Shared inbox and basic automations.

Growth
$59/seat/mo

Automations, reporting, SSO and the Slack two-way sync.

Built for you · 25 seats
Flowdesk for a 25-person team
Assembled from the questions you asked. All real Flowdesk content.
Growth plan · 25 seats
$1,475/month

Includes SSO and the Slack two-way sync you asked about.

Your Slack workflow

Two-way sync, replies from the channel.

Closest customer story

Northwind — 28 people, Zendesk → Flowdesk.

How it works

It does what you do on a demo call.

01

It answers

Someone asks about Slack. It answers, opens your integrations page and points at the Slack block. They see the product, not a description of it.

02

It qualifies

Team size, timeline, what they're replacing. The same questions you'd ask on a call — asked while they're still interested.

03

It books

When there's something worth talking about, it books the call and sends you the transcript. Nobody repeats themselves.

It runs on your site, with your pages and your content. Not a chat widget in the corner.
The pilot

We're looking for 5 design partners.

SixCats is being built now. We're not selling software yet — we're looking for five companies to build it with and measure it on.

What you get

  • The agent running on your site, set up by us
  • A measured answer to “does this bring more qualified demos” — on your traffic
  • Direct influence on what gets built
  • Locked pricing when we launch

What we need

  • Read-only access to your GA4
  • Four weeks of baseline before we turn anything on
  • One person on your side during the pilot
  • Permission to split traffic 50/50 so the result is provable
10–12 weeks. Half your traffic sees the agent, half doesn't — same weeks, same campaigns. We agree what counts as a qualified demo in writing before we start. We won't promise you a number: we don't have one yet, and an invented one would fall apart on your data by week three.
Fit

This works for some companies and not others.

A good fit

  • B2B SaaS, 1–50 people
  • 5,000+ visits a month
  • A site with real content: pricing, docs, integrations, security, cases
  • Founder-led sales, or one or two salespeople

Not a fit

  • Under 5,000 visits — we can't prove an effect at that volume, and we'd rather say so now
  • A one-page site — nothing to show
  • E-commerce — different problem, different tool
  • Enterprise with a six-week legal review — the pilot ends before we start
Questions

What people ask before they book.

Does it match our branding?

Yes. It runs on your site, with your fonts, colours and content. It should read as part of your product.

How much of our time does this take?

Setup is on us. From you: one call to agree the criteria, GA4 access, and 30 minutes a week. If it takes more than that, we've done it wrong.

Can it say something wrong about our product?

It answers from your site and the material you give us. Where it doesn't know, it says so and offers the call instead of guessing. You see every transcript.

What if it doesn't work?

Then we tell you and you turn it off. A pilot that produces a clear no is worth more to us than one that produces a vague maybe.

Can we just get a trial instead of a call?

Not yet. The agent needs your content and your qualification criteria before it's useful, and that's a conversation. Self-serve is the plan once we launch.

20 minutes, and we'll mostly be asking.

No deck. We want to know how many demos your site produced last month, who answers the inbound, and what people ask you over and over. If SixCats fits, we'll say so. If it doesn't, we'll tell you that too — there are only five places.