Rex Automaton brings
A proven AI acquisition engine, already deployed and producing for other companies. Not a prototype. Plus the full build team and ongoing maintenance that keeps it running and improving.
Partnership Growth Model
Drag any assumption to model the upside in real time. This is what the partnership looks like if the acquisition engine succeeds and scales, with you keeping 75% of every dollar it drives.
The structure
A proven AI acquisition engine, already deployed and producing for other companies. Not a prototype. Plus the full build team and ongoing maintenance that keeps it running and improving.
The offers, the 300,000 record database, the relationships, and the closing. The sales engine no software can replace, built on years of trust the machine can't manufacture.
Neither half works alone. The engine has nothing to sell without your offers and no one to close them. Your offers stall without a machine to feed them. That mutual dependence is what makes the partnership fair, and what makes it last.
Companies signed
150 meetings · $1,500/mo each
Combined MRR
at full ramp, after churn
Combined annual run rate
steady-state, both sides
Your 75% share
$24,806/mo to you, 25% to Rex
Your cost to start
Rex carries the full $4,400 build. You bring execution.
Enterprise value of the book
3× · your 75% = $893k · range $794k–$1.98M
License the proven machine to outside companies. Pure recurring revenue layered on top of everything else. Offer 5 economics are set under a separate agreement; shown here at the same share to illustrate the upside.
The path
This carved list. Show the engine books meetings and signs companies on a real offer.
Same engine, wider net. Work the full addressable slice once the motion is proven.
Same 300k database, more to sell. Each new offer compounds on infrastructure already built.
License the machine to outside companies. Recurring revenue on top of everything, set under a separate agreement.