Partner programme
10% to 15% · no joining fee
Introduce a business. Earn on the project.
You know businesses that need a website, a logo or business email. Introduce them to us. If the project closes you earn ten percent of what they paid, rising to fifteen. We do the calling, quoting, building and invoicing.
The numbers
Our prices are published, so the commission is arithmetic
| What the client buys | Price | You earn at 10% | At 15% |
|---|---|---|---|
| Five-page website | R 4,199.00 | R 419.90 | R 629.85 |
| Startup identity, logo and profile | R 2,760.00 | R 276.00 | R 414.00 |
| Business email, five mailboxes for a year | R 1,931.40 | R 193.14 | R 289.71 |
| AI visibility audit | R 3,450.00 | R 345.00 | R 517.50 |
| Brand and website system | R 13,397.20 | R 1,339.72 | R 2,009.58 |
| Digital presence bundle | R 15,208.60 | R 1,520.86 | R 2,281.29 |
Read the top row before the bottom one. Four hundred and nineteen rand is a tank of petrol and some data. It is not rent. The bottom row takes the same single conversation and pays three times more, which is the whole argument for being choosy about who you introduce.
How it works
Four steps, and three of them are ours
You notice a problem
A business card with a Gmail address. A Facebook page with no website. A flyer with only a WhatsApp number. Naming one specific problem out loud is the whole skill, and it is easier than asking somebody whether they want a website.
You make the introduction
One message. You are not selling, quoting or promising anything. Then you log it in the dashboard, which reserves that client to you for 180 days so nobody else can claim the introduction you made.
We do the work
We call, quote, build and invoice. You get told at every stage what happened, so you learn which introductions were worth making without having to chase anybody.
You get paid
When the project closes we set the value and your commission appears as payable. We pay after the client settles their invoice, and the payment reference shows against your referral.
Read this before you register
What we will not ask you to do
01
Pay anything, ever
No registration fee, no starter pack, no training course, no activation payment. If anybody claiming to represent us asks you for money, they do not represent us. Money moving from you to us at the start is the warning sign that matters most in any programme like this.
02
Recruit other partners
Your earnings depend on businesses buying websites, never on how many people you sign up. There is no downline, no team bonus, no level. A programme that pays for recruitment is paying you out of the next recruit's pocket, and that is prohibited under the Consumer Protection Act.
03
Buy or hold stock
There is nothing to buy and nothing to store. We build websites to order.
And three things we will not claim
- That this replaces a job. It is commission on real projects, with no salary underneath it.
- That every introduction closes. Most do not, especially at the start.
- That you will earn a specific amount. We publish the prices so you can do the arithmetic yourself instead of trusting ours.
We wrote a longer piece on telling a real referral programme from a pyramid scheme, including a checklist you can hold us to. Read it first if you want to.
Fit
Who this suits, and who should wait
Register if
You already talk to small business owners. Salons, hardware shops, taxi associations, churches, sports clubs, campus societies. You already know twenty people running something, and that network is the asset.
Register if
You can wait. A project might close six weeks after the conversation that started it, and payment follows the client's invoice rather than your introduction.
Wait if
You need money this week. Nothing here solves that, and pretending otherwise would make us the thing this page warns you about.
Wait if
You want a fixed income. On a quiet month you earn nothing. That is the honest shape of commission work.
Registration takes two minutes