Collaboration software
Revenue-Share Collaboration Software
Most collaboration software organizes your own team. Ordana is the kind that connects separate companies and splits the money automatically.
There are two kinds of collaboration software. The familiar kind — chat, docs, boards — helps people inside one company work together. The second kind connects separate companies: it finds partners, contracts the deal, and moves the money. Ordana is the second kind. It's collaboration software for revenue-sharing partnerships, where the output is a signed collaboration and an automated split, not a shared document.
Who it's for
- Founders who already have internal tools but need to collaborate across company lines
- Anyone whose 'collaboration' involves another company's revenue, not just shared files
- Teams bundling products from multiple companies into one offer
- Operators who want partnerships backed by contracts and automated payouts
Why it works
- Handles the part internal tools can't: the agreement and the money between companies
- Automated multi-party revenue splits via Stripe — no spreadsheets
- Signed contracts with verified identities and arbitration-based dispute resolution
- Free to join; you only pay when a collaboration earns
How Ordana powers it
- AI matching to discover complementary companies and operators
- A contract engine for % splits, duration, deliverables, and revenue-source segmentation
- Stripe Connect payouts that settle each party's share automatically
- Scenario collaborations for multi-company bundles with shared launch pages
Generic collaboration tool vs. Ordana
Internal-team tools and Ordana solve different problems — keep both.
| Feature | Generic tool | Ordana |
|---|---|---|
| Primary job | Coordinate one team's work | Contract and pay out collaborations between companies |
| Output | Shared docs, chats, boards | Signed collaboration + automated revenue split |
| Money movement | Out of scope | Automatic Stripe payouts per charge |
| Trust model | Invite-based access | Stripe-verified identity + credibility check |
| Pricing | Per-seat subscription | Free to join; flat 10% only on revenue earned |
Frequently asked questions
What is collaboration software?
Broadly, collaboration software is any tool that helps people work together. Most of it (Slack, Asana, Notion) coordinates a single team. Ordana is the cross-company kind: it connects separate startups, contracts the partnership, and splits the resulting revenue automatically.
Do I need Ordana if I already use Slack or Notion?
Yes, for a different job. Keep Slack and Notion for your internal team. Use Ordana when the collaboration crosses into another company — when there's an agreement to sign and revenue to split. They're complementary, not competing.
What makes Ordana different from project-management tools?
Project-management tools track tasks. Ordana tracks deals: it finds the partner, captures the contract terms, verifies identities, and moves the money. The deliverable is a working revenue-share collaboration, not a kanban board.
How does the revenue split actually work?
Each collaboration's contract sets a percentage (of total revenue or revenue above a baseline) per party. Stripe webhooks log relevant charges, and Ordana pays each party their share automatically — enforced by the platform, not by trust.
What does it cost?
Free to join with unlimited collaborations and a flat 10% platform fee on revenue that flows. There is no subscription.
Related reading
Guide
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Playbook
How to Set Up a Revenue-Share Collaboration in 15 Minutes (and Why the Right Partner Changes Everything)
The old playbook: do everything yourself until you've saved up enough cash to buy what you need. The faster one: find a startup that already has it, set up a revenue-share collaboration in 15 minutes, and profit together. Here's why the right partner changes everything — and how Ordana removes the time-cost and risk that normally kill these deals.
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