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Partner program

You already know whose site is costing them work.

Consultants, marketing freelancers, and small agencies spot broken websites constantly — usually mid-conversation about something else. Two ways to make that worth money, depending on whether you want to hand the project off or keep it.

Track 1 · Refer

Send the link. We do the rest.

For business and marketing consultants, freelance designers and writers, fractional CMOs — anyone advising small businesses. Zero delivery responsibility.

  • 25% of the project — rising to 30% after 3 closed referrals
  • 10% of the monthly plan for 12 months
  • Paid on collected cash, 90-day attribution window
  • Your client pays the same public price they'd pay anyway
Track 2 · White-label

Keep the client. Outsource the build.

For small agencies who already sell web work and subcontract the delivery. The site ships unbranded; the client stays yours, and so does the relationship.

  • 30% off published pricing — $2,500 becomes $1,750, $4,900 becomes $3,430
  • You set retail. Your margin is whatever you add
  • Same speed and same build quality — most sites live in about a week
  • We stay invisible: no badge, no byline, no contact in the footer

What one referral is actually worth

A worked example, not a promise — using our real published prices: a 8–15 pages Launch ($3,500) with the booking & scheduling module ($950), and the client taking Grow at $500/mo.

LineAt 25%At 30%
Project ($4,450)$1,113$1,335
Plan share (12 months)$600$600
Total$1,713$1,935

Bigger projects pay proportionally more — build modules and extra pages are all part of the project price the commission is calculated on. Web apps start at $8,000.

How it works

  1. 1 · You get a link

    A code like ?ref=yourname on any page of the site. No dashboard to learn, no portal login — the link is the whole tool.

  2. 2 · Your client runs the free audit

    This is the pitch that does the work for you. They enter their URL and get real scores, the specific fixes, and a fixed rebuild price on screen in about a minute — no call, no pressure. You don't have to sell anything; the report makes the case.

  3. 3 · You get paid when we do

    Deposit lands, your first half is credited. Balance lands, the rest. Monthly statement, payout on the 1st. If they take a plan, that share keeps arriving for a year.

The ground rules

Short, and stated up front so nothing is a surprise at payout time.

Join

About a minute, and there's no approval queue: confirm your email and your account is live. Referral partners get their link straight back; agencies get wholesale pricing and can submit a project immediately.

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Questions partners actually ask

When do I get paid?

Commission is calculated on cash we actually collect, not on invoices we send. Launch is a 50% deposit plus a completion balance, so you earn on each payment as it lands. Each line becomes payable 14 days after that payment clears, and payouts go out on the 1st of the following month.

How long does my referral stay attributed to me?

90 days from the first click on your link. Consultants have long, conversational sales cycles — a 30-day window would quietly take credit for introductions that took two months to land.

Do I have to manage the project?

Not on the referral track — you make the introduction and step away. If you want to keep the client and the relationship, that is the white-label track instead: you own the account and buy the build from us at a discount.

Does my client pay more because I referred them?

No. Pricing is public and fixed, and it is the same whether you send them or they find us. Your commission comes out of our margin, not their invoice — so recommending us never costs you credibility.

What if my client cancels?

Launch is fully refundable before kickoff, which is why commission holds for 14 days before it becomes payable — a refunded project simply never reaches payable, so there is never a clawback conversation. Plan commission runs for 12 paid months and stops if the client cancels.