Partners

Know businesses this would fit?

We work with accounting and advisory firms and well-connected professionals who introduce us to small businesses. You make the introduction; we handle the sale. If that business ends up implementing, you get paid for it.

How it works

Three steps, and the second isn't yours

We don't ask you to sell anything. Nobody expects you to explain what a knowledge base is or defend a price in front of one of your clients.

i

You introduce them

An email, a three-way call or a coffee. Tell us who they are and why you think it fits.

ii

We do the talking

We run the free assessment, explain, quote and close. You hear how it's going without having to push.

iii

Paid on implementation

The commission is earned when that business completes and pays for its setup, not when it signs. That's the only condition.

Before you write

Who it works for and who it doesn't

It fits you if…

  • You deal every day with small businesses whose paperwork is a mess and where someone keeps answering the same questions.
  • You can make a real introduction, with a name and context, not just forward a link.
  • You care that the business you introduce is still on good terms with you afterward.

It doesn't fit if…

  • What you have is a contact list. We don't buy databases or pay for cold leads.
  • You need the income this month. Between the introduction and the payout there's an assessment and a setup.
  • You'd rather sell it yourself and keep the project. Then you're not a partner, you're a competitor, and we'll talk about it differently.

The terms aren't on this page on purpose: someone weighing up AI for their business shouldn't have to read how much the person recommending it earns. We'll send them to you in writing.

Let's talk

Tell us who you have in mind

No commitment. Tell us who you are and who you think it fits, and we'll reply with the terms.

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