MAWRID

The Model

A different model for product development.

Mawrid aligns its economics with the commercial success of what we build. Rather than simply delivering a project and walking away, we structure partnerships around long-term value creation.

Opportunity01Build02Distribution03Recurring Revenue04

Traditional model

  1. 01Company
  2. 02Hires consultant
  3. 03Pays development fee
  4. 04Receives project

Value stops at delivery.

Mawrid model

  1. 01Mawrid + partner
  2. 02Build the product together
  3. 03Partner distributes at scale
  4. 04Both participate in revenue

Value compounds after launch.

Four steps

From opportunity to recurring revenue.

01

Identify

Find the opportunity

We work with our partners to uncover products and services that can generate new revenue from their existing capabilities, customers and market position.

  • New financial products
  • B2B services
  • Embedded products
  • Customer monetization opportunities
  • New digital or operational services
  • Products for portfolio companies
02

Build

Turn the opportunity into a product

Mawrid leads the work required to move from a commercial idea to a product ready for market.

  • Product definition
  • Business model
  • Product architecture
  • Design
  • Development
  • Integration
  • Operational setup
  • Commercial enablement
  • Launch preparation
03

Distribute

Take it to market

The partner activates the distribution it already owns, while Mawrid continues supporting the product as it scales.

  • Customer base
  • Distribution channels
  • Sales organization
  • Portfolio companies
  • Industry relationships
  • Geographic reach
04

Share

Participate in the upside

Products are structured around commercially agreed revenue-sharing arrangements. When the product grows, both parties benefit.

  • Commercially agreed revenue share
  • Recurring participation
  • Long-term alignment

Partnership structure

One framework. Multiple products.

Master Services Agreement

Provides the overarching framework for the relationship.

Product 01

Product Schedule / Statement of Work

Product 02

Product Schedule / Statement of Work

Product 03

Product Schedule / Statement of Work

Product 04

Product Schedule / Statement of Work

Product scope

Responsibilities

Required investment

Development responsibilities

Commercial model

Go-to-market strategy

Distribution responsibilities

Revenue-sharing mechanism

Intellectual property arrangements

Performance metrics

One strategic relationship can create an entire portfolio of new products.