Referrals / for businesses already with us
Refer enough people and you stop paying.
Every business you send here lowers your own bill. There is no ceiling on how far it goes down and no limit on how many times you can do it.
Twelve businesses that sign up is a year you do not pay for.
Five who want a template→15% off→One who signs up→A free month
Two ways it counts
Interest counts. Signing up counts more.
You do not have to close anyone. Send someone who is curious and it still moves your bill.
01
They ask for a template
15% off your monthly
for every five businesses
Send five businesses that email us wanting a free template. They get one at no cost, and your monthly drops by 15%.
- The template costs them nothing
- Five businesses moves your bill 15%
- Ten moves it 30%, which is as far as this one goes
- On a prepaid plan the same 15% comes off the setup fee and the monthly
- A referral is a real business with a name and a domain, not an email address
02
They sign up
One month free, per business
stacks with no limit
Send a business that becomes a customer and you earn a credit. One credit covers one month.
- Credits stack and never expire
- They come off your next bill automatically
- One credit covers one month at your plan rate
- Twelve businesses is twelve months
- Whoever you sent gets their own first month free
Once your bill hits zero
Credits keep their value after the monthly is gone.
When your monthly is already covered, a credit buys something else at the same value. Additional mailboxes, additional pages, additional change requests, or a redesign ahead of schedule.
So a business that has referred enough people to stop paying keeps earning something worth having, and the arrangement does not quietly end at zero.
Months covered by a credit or a discount do not count toward the three month minimum. The minimum is three months of a bill that was actually paid.
Sending someone our way
Tell them to mention your business.
That is the whole process. They email us, they say who sent them, and the credit lands on your account when they sign up.
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