Become an Apex Nexus BD Partner.
If you have enterprise relationships, industry resources or regional market experience, you can work with Apex Nexus to introduce real business needs and share in qualified project value after successful transactions.
Qualified projects may receive up to 50% ongoing net project revenue share.
In plain terms: if a qualified client or project you introduce keeps generating eligible net revenue, your agreed share may continue for the agreed project or client period.
No application fee, training fee or membership fee. No fixed projects, base salary or guaranteed income. Specific cooperation is subject to the project agreement.
Your contribution, validity period and revenue-share terms are confirmed before formal project execution.
Why partner with Apex Nexus?
Your relationships are more than one introduction
If the client or project you introduce keeps generating value, you can earn ongoing revenue share under the project agreement, not just a one-time referral fee.
Apex Nexus carries the back-end resources and execution
You do not have to handle supplier screening, quote coordination, delivery communication or complex cross-border execution alone. Apex Nexus organizes resources and a path forward based on each project.
Boundaries confirmed in advance
Before each project formally moves forward, we clarify your role, how your contribution is recognized, the validity period, the revenue-share ratio and the settlement method.
No paid entry
Apex Nexus does not charge BD Partners application, training or membership fees. The value comes from real needs, project progress and closed deals.
Ongoing revenue share, not just a one-time referral.
For qualified clients or projects that a BD Partner introduces and that successfully convert, Apex Nexus may, under the project agreement, distribute an agreed share of the net project revenue actually received to the BD Partner on an ongoing basis, up to 50%.
- Basis of the share
- Net qualified project revenue actually received
- Share ratio
- Confirmed in the project agreement, up to 50%
- Share period
- Confirmed separately per client, project or collaboration cycle
- Settlement conditions
- Project closed, payment received, contribution relationship clear
- Not included
- Deals not closed, payments not received, unconfirmed introductions, or opportunities obtained in breach of the rules
The above does not constitute a guarantee of income. Specific terms are subject to a written agreement between both parties.
Revenue share — common questions
- What does “net project revenue” mean?
- It generally refers to eligible revenue actually received by Apex Nexus from a qualified project after applicable direct project costs, refunds, chargebacks, taxes or excluded items, as defined in the project agreement.
- When does revenue share start?
- Only after the project closes, payment is received and the contribution relationship is confirmed under the project agreement.
- Can the share continue across repeat business?
- It may, if the project, client or cooperation period is agreed in writing before formal execution.
How the partnership works.
- 01
Submit your application
Share your industry experience, main markets, customer types and the kinds of needs you can introduce.
- 02
Initial review
Apex Nexus assesses your experience, resource fit, cooperation boundaries and any potential conflicts of interest.
- 03
Confirm the partnership
We confirm in writing an independent partnership, the rules for using information and the basic principles of cooperation.
- 04
Introduce real needs
The BD Partner introduces procurement, channel, market-entry or other business needs, and helps confirm background information.
- 05
Advance the project
Apex Nexus organizes resource matching, communication and coordination based on the need.
- 06
Closing & revenue share
After a project closes and payment is received, revenue is distributed according to the rules confirmed in advance.
Who is a good fit?
A good fit
- You can reach credible companies or decision makers in your markets.
- You can describe your customer types, industry experience and the markets you cover.
- You want to introduce real needs and help confirm the background, not just forward contacts.
- You are comfortable with confidentiality, conflict-of-interest disclosure and written terms.
Not a fit
- You only want to forward a list of contacts, without confirming the background of a need.
- You cannot describe your customer types, industry experience or the markets you can reach.
- You are looking for a fixed base salary, fixed projects or guaranteed income.
- You want opportunities through paid training or a franchise model.
- You are unwilling to follow confidentiality, conflict-of-interest disclosure and project boundaries.