Your clients tell you what isn't working. We build what's missing.
You're an accountant, valuer, broker, business lawyer, grant consultant, financial advisor or marketing agency. Small businesses already trust you, and every month you see the same things: invoices sent late, clients who don't answer the phone, documents that turn up two weeks late. We build the systems that fix them. You make the introduction, we do the rest.
What we do, in words you can repeat
We build the systems a small business runs on, then we stay on them. Some take over the day-to-day work, others are software built from scratch around how each client works.
- instant replies and one place for inquiries and messages from phone, social media, WhatsApp or the website form
- bookings and deadlines get automatic confirmations and reminders
- website, visibility and showing up in searches
- a CRM or ERP built around the client, not generic off-the-shelf software
- internal apps that take paper-based work online: operations and logistics (invoices, reports, etc.)
“I work with a small team that builds software for small businesses: from websites and CRMs to the systems that handle calls and bookings. They don't sell a program, they build the system and keep it running themselves.”
We don't sell software the client has to learn to use. We build the system, connect it to what they already have and keep it running. They approve, the system executes.
When to refer, concretely
There's nothing to keep track of in the meantime. When a client tells you they're missing calls and messages, that they keep everything in Excel or that their website brings in nobody, send them the free audit. That's it.
It takes two minutes, they run it on their own, see right away what stands out, and the full report arrives by email if they leave an address.
The report works for you, not just for us
Every report contains one sentence that sends the client back to you, with a question that you answer, not us. It isn't a sales pretext, it's a real accounting question.
“Ask your accountant what an empty hour at your practice actually costs you. With that figure, the no-show calculation above becomes yours, not ours.”
The client comes to you with a question, not an invoice. It happens with every report, without you doing anything.
What you earn
Commission
- Setup
- 20%
- Subscription
- 10%
- the money goes to you
- or a discount of the same value for the client you refer
Either way, we pay it out of our margin; the client pays nothing extra.
Referral
- the client picks "Recommended by a partner" and your name from the list
- or you send them to us directly, if they'd rather talk to a person
- it stays yours for 120 days from registration
It doesn't depend on a clicked link: it works the same if you gave them the address over the phone or on paper.
Standing with your clients
- site speed (mobile, desktop)
- Google: profile, photos, categories, contact, structured data, indexing
- security: SSL, headers
- capture, conversion, retention, operations, control
- questions specific to their niche
A concrete report, no strings attached. A reason to talk, even if they buy nothing.
Discount on your own system
- Setup
- 30%
- Subscription
- 30%
- three valid referrals sent
- it doesn't matter whether any of them signs, that's up to us
For the system at your own firm, in the first year.
Discounts over time
- 3 months signed: commission on 2 paid months
- 6 months signed: commission on 5 paid months
- 12 months signed: commission on 11 paid months
The free month is given only once, on the first contract, and earns no commission.
Join the program
No exclusivity, no minimum number of referrals and no sign-up fee.
Become a partnerThe commission covers the term originally signed; renewals don't generate new commission. On top of that, 20% of setup, whatever the term.
It's calculated on what we actually collect: if the client joins as a Founding client, with the subscription at half price, the commission is halved too. We tell you this in the first conversation, not on the first invoice. If they sign after the 120-day window, we pay half the commission. If you're also a client of ours, you choose: the partner commission or the discounted month from the referral program; on the same referred business, they don't stack.
Who joins and what changes
The same terms for everyone — accountants, valuers, brokers, business lawyers, financial advisors. Two professions have extra rules.
Marketing agencies
We complement your services: you bring the people, we build what happens after the click.
- as a subcontractor: we build, you deliver to the client
- under your name: we don't appear anywhere
- as a named partner: we both appear, each with our own part
We don't do content, creative, video or campaign management — neither separately nor on the side.
Grant consultants
EU cohesion programs for 2021-2027 co-fund CRM and ERP for small businesses, with grant rates that vary by region. Some regions also qualify for the Just Transition Fund.
- strictly referral, both ways: the client picks us through their own procurement procedure
- our clients who need funding come to you
EU conflict-of-interest rules: in the same project, we can't be both the consultant who writes the application and the supplier who delivers.
What you risk
The short answer: your relationship with the client. That's why we treat it as yours, not ours.
You don't sell
We do everything: outreach, the discovery call, the audit, the proposal, negotiation and implementation. You make the introduction, that's all. You don't pitch, you don't deliver, you're not accountable for the result.
We don't contact anyone without your knowledge
No referral becomes a call until you tell us we can. You decide when and how the introduction happens.
You earn from clients, not from other partners
There is no second commission tier, and you get nothing for bringing in other partners. You can refer a colleague at any time and we'll thank you, but the money comes only from clients who pay. That doesn't change, however much the program grows.
We don't hard-sell
If we see during the conversation that we're not a fit, we say so directly and stop.
Nobody goes quiet
We tell you when we contacted them, what we discussed and what came of it.
We don't step into your role
We don't give accounting, tax or funding advice. When one of our clients needs an accountant, we send them to our partners.
Everything in writing
A partnership agreement, commission invoiced by you. No verbal arrangements.
What happens to the client's data
The client runs the audit and sees right away what stands out. They leave an email address only if they want the full report, to read it at their own pace or pass it on. The phone number is optional, and they give it only if they want a call.
Consent for the report is separate from consent for marketing. If they don't tick the second box, they get nothing from us but their report, ever.
If they tick the second box too, they occasionally get articles and practical tips on automation, and can unsubscribe at any time. That's all. No cold calls, no lists sold.
The data stays with us, isn't sold and isn't passed to anyone. They can ask for it to be deleted at any time, at an address given in the report.
And you find out what happened with your referral, every month, without having to ask.
How we start
- 1
You write to us through the form or give us a call.
- 2
We talk for 20 minutes: what clients you have, where you think we'd be useful, how you want to work.
- 3
We sign a one-page partnership agreement.
- 4
The first referral. You see how it goes, then decide whether we continue.
We don't ask for exclusivity, we don't ask for a minimum number of referrals, and there's no sign-up fee.