Anyone can refer someone here with nothing to sign, and it pays $100 on a website build or $50 on standalone tracking, 5% of the build fee, and 10% of their monthly payments for as long as they stay. Partners sign the Referral Partner Agreement and get exactly the same rates, locked for the term rather than changeable on notice. That certainty buys the duties in that agreement, not a different class of person.
You're in these businesses every week. When one of them is ready for a real website and you say our name, that introduction pays you cash up front, a share of the build fee, and 10% of their monthly payments for as long as they stay. You decide who's a fit, and you decide when. Signing just means a bigger share of the build fee, and taking on the duties that come with it.
Not seniority, not how well we know you, not how many people you have sent. One of these asks you to sign something. That is the entire distinction.
Nothing to sign
Send your number to an owner you know. No agreement, no obligation, no minimum, and nothing to keep track of.
Refer one person or fifty. The rate does not drop, ever, and nobody on this side is a lesser member of anything.
One signature
You sign the Referral Partner Agreement. Everything below the build-fee line is word for word what it is on the left.
Deal registration and a 30-day window, non-circumvention, confidentiality, our brand rules. Real obligations, which is what the extra points are paying for.
Why a signature at all? Past $600 a year the IRS wants tax paperwork on anyone we pay, so once real money starts moving there is going to be a document either way. Rather than pretend otherwise, we put the obligations that actually help us both, registering a deal, not going around each other, keeping client information quiet, into the same document, and we pay more for them.
Every rate is identical on purpose. If signing bought a bigger close bonus we would be paying you for the signature. It buys the duties, and nothing else.
Nothing promotes you into this. No number of referrals moves you across on its own. Once you have sent three we will ask, once, whether you would like to come on as a Partner. Saying no is a real answer and costs you nothing.
Your count carries over. Referrals that closed before you signed still count toward your level. Send six unsigned, then sign, and you start at Level 2 at 10%, not back at the bottom.
Walk through what a single introduction actually pays: cash the day they buy, a share of their build fee, and a slice of every payment they make for the next 24 months. Same math whether you send one a quarter or one a week.
Walk through the numbers →The book of business you've spent years earning, put to work.
Route stops, service calls, reviews. You're already inside.
A name from you carries weight, and it stays yours.
You introduce, we build. No inventory, no quotas.
One a quarter or one a week. You set it, every time.
You make the intro. We do the rest. You get paid.
The full agreement, a box, your name. About a minute, no fee, no redirect.
Pass your number to a business you already know.
Cash the day they buy, a cut of the build fee, then a slice of every payment for as long as they stay.
Payouts are set up later, at the moment your first commission is actually payable. Nothing to do about it today.
Because the introduction came from you, they get 90 days of edits after their site goes live, and your name goes on the agreement. We keep it because you said it.
Read the promise →Once you have signed, your rate climbs as you introduce more, counted on the last twelve months. Referrals you closed before you signed count too. Tap a level to see where you land.
Every level pays the same way: a flat $100 when they buy, plus a share of their build fee, plus 10% of their monthly payments for as long as they stay. Every rate is identical with nothing signed, on purpose. The percentage is on the build fee only, so a plan with no build fee pays no percentage and still pays the $100 and the residual. No fee to join, no minimum, no quota, no cap at the top. Signing opens the ladder and nothing else does, and your count carries over the day you sign. If eighteen months go by with no referral closing, the level resets to Level 1: you are still a Partner, your agreement still stands, and every residual already running keeps paying its full window.
Five owners you already know, five different plans, inside one rolling year. The first four pay at Level 1. The fifth crosses into Level 2, so the rate goes up with you. The boutique is the build-fee rule in practice: no build fee, so no percentage, and it still pays the full $100 and the full residual.
$500 in close bonuses and $944 in build-fee share, both landing within about 30 days of each owner paying their first invoice, plus $1,026 in residual arriving month by month across two years. From owners you were already going to see. Bigger builds and a higher level push all three up from here, and none of it is owed until a customer has actually paid.
Sending sustained volume, or bringing a project bigger than a single site? We'll put the rate schedule and the residual window in a countersigned addendum.
See the volume addendum →Registration, response times, payout dates, and the number we hold ourselves to. Read it before you put your name on an introduction.
You get written confirmation within 24 hours, and a registered contact is off-limits to our own outreach for your 90-day window. One referrer per client, ever.
You see the first-touch outcome in your hub within five. No wondering whether the call happened, and no chasing us to find out.
Status, qualification date, amount pending, next payout date, and paid to date, on every introduction you've made. A statement your bookkeeper can reconcile.
The $100 close bonus pays within roughly 30 days of qualification, with no minimum to clear. Your share of the build fee follows after it, against each instalment as the client pays it down. Residuals batch quarterly, and once you have four qualified referrals they move to monthly. Nothing is owed until the customer's first payment clears, which is what keeps the program funded by the business it creates.
Roughly 100 a month is what the studio can build without the work slipping. We cap intake before quality does, and we'll tell you when we're near it.
The service share is 10% of that customer's monthly payments and runs for as long as they keep paying, then it ends. If we ever change the terms, the change reaches referrals that close after it takes effect and gets you 30 days' notice first. A referral that already closed keeps the rate it was stamped with and its service share for as long as that client keeps paying, and a commission only comes back if the customer cancels inside the first 60 days.
We publish it here from the first referrals and update it as deals close. We'd rather show you a small honest number than none. The first referrals are still closing, so there is nothing real to report yet. When there is, it goes in that slot, whatever it says.
First referrals closing nowFour quick checks so an intro is always something you can stand behind.
Make sure it fits your agreements. When unsure, ask first.
In regulated fields, tell the owner you may be paid.
Taxable side income, not a job. Handle it like any other.
Only introduce real relationships. That's what makes it work.
If your sales manager, broker, or compliance officer wants this on paper, there's a one-page summary you can print and hand over. It covers what the program is, what you're paid, the disclosure line, and how the income is reported.
Print the compliance one-pager →The full terms live in our terms; how we handle contact details is in our privacy note.
One quick confirmation, then the agreement itself. Read it on the page, tick the box, type your name. You are a Partner at 8% from that moment, with nothing else to send us and nobody to wait on.
The agreement opens on the next page, in full, above the box you tick. About a minute. No fee, no redirect, no email to wait for. Our program terms and privacy note also apply.
Bank details are not part of this. Payouts get set up later, at the moment your first commission is actually payable, and never before there is money waiting for you.
Would rather not sign anything? Refer someone at $100 + 5% and keep the same $100 and the same 3%. That door does not close.