You know the businesses that have outgrown their software. Introduce them.
Consultants, agencies, coaches, bookkeepers, CRM specialists — the people who see inside a business's stack every week and hear the same complaints. When you introduce a business that becomes a client, you're paid a referral fee on the build. Terms in writing before the first introduction.
People already in the room.
Business consultants
You've told a client their software is holding them back. Now there's somewhere to send them that isn't "another platform."
Marketing agencies
You build the funnels and the campaigns. When the platform underneath can't do what the strategy needs, refer the build and keep the client.
Ontraport & CRM consultants
You know exactly where the platform's tools end. Custom code beside it is the answer your clients keep asking for — and it doesn't replace you.
Coaches with a network
Your peers run the same kind of business you do, on the same rented stacks. You've seen what owning it did for yours.
Simple, and written down.
- ✓You make an introduction — an email, a call, a name. That's the whole job.
- ✓The business goes through the normal process: a conversation or a Stack Audit, then a fixed-price quote.
- ✓If they build, you're paid a referral fee on the build price. The percentage and the timing are agreed with you in writing beforehand.
- ✓Your relationship with the client stays yours. Where it makes sense, you stay involved — the exit plan can include your ongoing role.
- ✓No quotas, no tiers, no portal to log into. One introduction is enough to be a partner.
What you can promise them, because it's what's promised to everyone: a fixed price before anything starts, a system in their own name they can walk away with, and honest advice — including "keep what you have" when that's the answer. The guarantee →
Show, don't describe.
The live membership demo ↗ shows a complete owned system running. The calculator shows their own numbers in two minutes. Between them they do most of the explaining.
Know someone who should own their software?
Get in touch and we'll agree the terms in writing before you introduce anyone.