Call Me Anthony

Design Licensing

Licensing terms discussed together

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How Licensing Works

Original designs by Call Me Anthony.

  • Silhouette, material and finish options, make each design tailorable to your market.
  • These products offer options in materials, LED technology, suppliers, size and finish.
  • All designs support Wet Light Systems technology for outdoor environments (rated IP66/68).
  • We confirm the configuration, development requirements and intended environment together.
  • Call Me Anthony supports you through industrialization, commercialization and launch.
Wet Light Systems technology rights and component supply are agreed separately. See WetLightSystems.com for terms and conditions.

Archie

A stepped base and slender stem give a familiar form a new rhythm.

Discuss ArchieNotify me when available — Archie

Cubit

A compact cubic base, softened at the edges.

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Torre

A continuous cylindrical body with a quietly rounded shoulder.

Discuss TorreNotify me when available — Torre

Polli

A low, tapered base balances a slender upright.

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Poppi family

A flared silhouette in two proportions: Poppi and Poppi Longneck. Poppi Short is forthcoming.

Discuss the Poppi familyNotify me when available — Poppi family

Explore an individual design or a portfolio collection. Availability, development scope, rights and commercial terms vary and are discussed during your debrief or first meeting, then agreed in writing.

Design portfolio · Manufacturing files and commercial rights are shared by agreement. Wet Light Systems technology rights are separate.

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Design Licensing

Bring an original Call Me Anthony design into your collection. The program combines distinctive silhouettes with a defined development and commercialization path for established manufacturers, brands and retailers.

Materials, LED technology, suppliers, size and finish can be tailored to the opportunity. All designs support Wet Light Systems technology for outdoor environments. Final configuration and WLS technology rights are agreed separately.

Licensing scope, rights, development responsibilities and commercial terms are explored during your debrief or first meeting and confirmed in a written agreement. This is an inquiry-led program, not a checkout purchase.

Licensing terms discussed together

Development milestones and territory are agreed with the licensee; availability is confirmed per design.

Compare the offers

The offer

What changes.

  • OutcomeCommercialize CMA-developed concepts and systems through a governed partner relationship.
  • ForOEMs, Manufacturers, Technology partners
  • FormatLicense program
  • IncludesFit and diligence review; Defined rights framework; Commercialization plan; Commercial-term development; Agreement process
  • Not includedAutomatic exclusivity; IP transfer; Engineering or tooling; Certification; Production funding
  • Before we startPartner capability, field/channel/geography, development plan, and commercial commitment.
  • BoundaryInquiry is non-binding; license, IP, support, minimums, milestones, and participation require agreement.
See an illustrative output

License planning: select silhouette and finishes → confirm territory, channels, and rights → review unit economics → approve golden sample → release tooling → report royalty-base sales.

Illustrative structure, not a client result. Your deliverables are defined in the agreed scope.

Prices in USD. Final scope and any additional costs are agreed before work begins.

What happens after you inquire?

Anthony reviews your context and responds within two business days. If there is a fit, we agree the outcome, deliverables, decision owner, schedule, fee and payment stages in writing before kickoff.

The scope identifies Anthony’s role, any specialist collaborators and their costs. Hands-on ownership requires an agreed retainer of at least $5,000/month or a selected royalty or equity arrangement.

Which offer fits your next decision?

Choose the question you need answered. You can start with one engagement; these are not mandatory steps in a package.

Start with the decision you need now. A focused review does not commit you to a roadmap, build or retainer.

An Operations Roadmap defines the workflows and responsibilities. A Business OS Build installs the agreed system. Product Office provides ongoing leadership; the scope distinguishes advice from hands-on ownership.

Still deciding? Describe the opportunity and we will help identify the right starting point. Help me choose

Payment terms

Payments matched to the work.

Licensing scope, rights, development milestones and commercial terms are discussed during your debrief or first meeting and confirmed in writing. WLS technology rights and component supply are separate; Peri belongs to WLS.

  1. 01Discuss

    Fit and scope

    Select designs and explore your market, configuration and commercial objectives.

  2. 02Agree

    Rights and development

    Define rights, responsibilities, milestones and commercial terms in writing.

  3. 03Develop

    Milestone review

    Approve the agreed design and development stages under the signed agreement.

The signed agreement confirms scope, acceptance criteria, due dates, and approved expenses. Service and payment terms