Learning Objective
By the end of this tutorial, you’ll know how to check whether you meet the lemlist Partner requirements, what benefits you can expect, and how to submit your application and complete onboarding.
Why This Matters
Becoming a lemlist Partner helps you grow your outbound business by increasing your visibility, strengthening your credibility with co-marketed assets, and creating opportunities to get introduced to lemlist users looking for expert help.
Prerequisites (Recommended)
You run (or support) an outbound-focused business: outbound agency, outbound consultant, or outbound content creator.
You can demonstrate existing outbound results (case studies, client wins, examples of campaigns, or content that shows expertise).
You have a professional presence online (ideally on LinkedIn or similar networks).
Core Lesson: Step-by-Step Workflow
Phase 1: Confirm you meet the partnership requirements
Validate your business focus
Make sure your services are clearly outbound-oriented (outbound sales, outbound marketing, or related consultancy). This helps lemlist ensure partners can support users with proven outbound expertise.Confirm team usage
Ensure you have at least 5 active teams using lemlist. This indicates you have hands-on experience implementing lemlist at scale.Check your visibility and proof of success
You should ideally have a strong online presence (especially on LinkedIn) and be able to show a track record of successful outbound campaigns. This helps lemlist match users with partners who can reliably drive results.
Phase 2: Understand what you’ll get as a Partner
Review the partner benefits
As a top lemlist Partner, you can gain access to resources designed to grow both awareness and pipeline:Co-branded content: 6 pieces of co-branded content (e.g., Cold Email Templates, AMAs, Cold Email Teardowns, Success Stories) to boost authority and visibility.
Marketplace listing: A listing on Outbound Experts to improve discoverability and generate discovery meetings and leads.
Leads from lemlist: Direct connections to lemlist users seeking partner support.
Direct contact: Access to a dedicated Slack channel with the sales team, project manager, and partner manager.
Beta features: Early access to test and use new features before public release.
Discounts & commission: Up to 25% commission or discount depending on your agency setup.
Phase 3: Apply and complete onboarding
Submit your application
Go to the lemlist Partners page and complete the application form.Get approved and onboarded
If you’re approved, you’ll receive the materials you need to start operating as a Partner, including:An onboarding kit
A discount code
Slack access to connect with the lemlist team
Practical Application / Real-Life Example
If you run an outbound agency, a practical way to use the partnership is to combine:
Co-branded content (e.g., a teardown or success story) to create social proof on LinkedIn,
your Outbound Experts listing to capture demand from users actively searching for help, and
Slack access to stay aligned with lemlist on positioning, launches, and partner support.
This creates a repeatable loop: content → credibility → discovery calls → delivery → new success stories.
Troubleshooting & Pitfalls
Issue: You’re not sure whether you qualify (e.g., teams, proof, or focus)
Root cause: Your outbound offering or lemlist usage isn’t clearly documented yet.
Fix:
Clarify your outbound services on your website/LinkedIn (what you do, for whom, and outcomes).
Collect 1–3 examples of outbound results (case studies, metrics, or before/after improvements).
Confirm you meet the “5 active teams” expectation before applying.
Issue: You applied but don’t know what happens next
Root cause: Onboarding steps begin only after approval.
Fix: Watch for approval communications, once accepted, you’ll receive an onboarding kit, discount code, and Slack access.
Knowledge Check (Optional)
Can you clearly explain your outbound offer and who it’s for in 1–2 sentences?
Do you meet the “5 active teams using lemlist” requirement today?
Which benefit will you use first to generate demand: co-branded content, marketplace listing, or lemlist-introduced leads?