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They get money off
Ask us for a code and pass it on, or just tell us who to expect. It comes off their first year at checkout, whichever tier they choose.
Referrals
We don't run an affiliate programme.
Here is what we do instead, and the arithmetic behind why. If somebody you know would be better off with this, introducing them should be worth something to you — but not so little that the offer is faintly insulting.
The offer
They get a discount. You get time or a seat.
No tiers, no dashboard, no minimum. One introduction is worth the same as the tenth.
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You get three months
Added to your own licence when they buy. It stacks — three introductions is a year — and there is no cap.
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Or a seat, on a Firm licence
If you hold a Firm licence, take an extra seat instead. Most practices would rather equip one more person than shorten a renewal.
The arithmetic
Why there is no commission.
A referral programme for this product would pay about 20% of the sale. At our prices that is ₹200 on a Personal licence and ₹900 on a Team one. Nobody scopes a deployment, answers a security question and follows up twice for ₹900 a year.
Cash commission works where the ticket is large or the volume is enormous. This is a considered purchase at a small price, usually with an IT review attached — neither. So rather than dress ₹900 up as a revenue stream, we pay in the thing that is actually worth something to somebody who already uses the software.
The second reason is that we would have to build attribution, renewal tracking and a payout ledger to honour "lifetime commission", and none of that exists. A promise you cannot keep in year two is worse than no promise, especially made to somebody who has just vouched for you to a peer.
What we will not do
- Pay for posts in professional groups. Incentivised messages in CA and legal communities are the wrong way to reach people whose trust the product depends on, and they produce leads nobody wants.
- Hand out co-branded documents. The papers and the security pack are careful about what they claim. Share them freely as they are — but they go out under our name, so we can stand behind every line.
- Promise recurring income. If that changes it will be because the numbers changed, not because we found a better way to describe them.
How it works
There is no process to speak of.
| 1. Tell us | Send us a note saying who to expect, or ask for a code to pass on. Either works; the code is simply easier if you would rather not make an introduction. |
| 2. They buy, if it suits them | They can try everything free for fourteen days first. We would rather they decided on the software than on your recommendation alone — it is your relationship at stake, not ours. |
| 3. We add it to your licence | Three months, or a seat. You do not have to chase it, and there is nothing to claim. |
If you are an IT provider or a reseller wanting to sell this properly rather than introduce the occasional firm, that is a different conversation and a different commercial arrangement — start it here.
One email is enough
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