Partner program
Recommend us — and take a share.
You advise businesses, run networks or look after clients who need a website, an automation or a line-of-business application. That is what we build. If your recommendation turns into a project, you get a share of it.
Partner program
Who this is for
For people who already get asked who can do this sort of thing. Not for ad space, and not for bulk mail.
Agencies
You handle brand, copy or campaign and would rather not carry the technology behind it — or your team is booked out for the next few months.
Consultants
You see your clients' processes from the inside and know exactly which manual step has stopped paying for itself.
IT service providers
You look after networks, hardware and workstations. Custom software and web development are not on your list, but the question keeps coming up anyway.
Trade and sector networks
Trade associations, contractor associations, buying groups: you know a lot of businesses with the same unsolved problem.
How it works
Four steps, and we do three of them.
You recommend us
You get a link carrying your partner code, for example /en/project?partner=your-code. You pass it on — in conversation, in a reply to someone who asked you, on your own website.
The inquiry arrives
Anyone who inquires through your link sees a note on the form that a recommendation is attached. Your code is then recorded with the inquiry.
We scope the project
The client answers a few questions, books an appointment right there and sees a guide figure for the effort. The conversation, the quote and the contract we then handle directly with them. You do not have to negotiate anything or promise anything.
You get your share
Once the project goes ahead and the client pays, we settle your share with you. You invoice us, we transfer the money.
The terms, in plain words
So that nobody is surprised later, they are set out here in full rather than buried in small print.
The amounts below are example figures for illustration. What is binding is what your partner agreement says.
- Website
- $385per project that goes aheadA complete site including content, engineering and handover.
- Automation
- $550per project that goes aheadRecurring processes that run afterwards without manual work.
- Business application or AI agent
- $990per project that goes aheadCustom software for a working process, or an assistant connected to your systems.
And afterwards: the care plan
Many clients have what we built looked after afterwards — updates, monitoring, changes. That care plan is billed monthly, and you have a share in it for as long as it runs. That is the difference between a side income and a foundation: whoever has referred ten businesses that are being looked after has a monthly sum that does not depend on the next referral.
Paid for as long as the care plan runs and the client pays for it, but no longer than the agreed period. If the client cancels, your share ends with the last month paid — a care plan is cancellable monthly, and that cuts both ways.
- Your share of the monthly care plan
- 20%of Care plan, per client you referno more than 24 months per care plan
Only for projects that actually happen
An inquiry on its own triggers nothing. Neither does a booked appointment, and a guide figure from the configurator certainly does not — that is an estimate, not a contract. The share arises once a contract has been signed.
Paid out after the client has paid
We pay out after the client's money has arrived, pro rata for instalments. That is not us holding back; it is the only order that works for both sides, because we cannot pass on what has not arrived.
No share on third-party services
Hosting, domains, licenses, purchased hardware, photography, translation and anything else we merely pass through stays out of it. The share applies to the work we do ourselves.
Once per client — and what happens if they come back
The one-off share applies to the first project that comes out of your recommendation. If the same client later inquires about a second project of their own accord, that is their decision and not a new recommendation — there is no second one-off share for it. If, on the other hand, you have the conversation again and send them through your link again, it is a new recommendation like any other. Your share of a running care plan is unaffected by all this: it is attached to the care plan, not to the number of projects.
When we settle up
We settle the one-off share once the client has paid the corresponding invoice, pro rata for instalments. The share of the care plan we settle quarterly, in one go — producing twelve small monthly transfers costs both sides more bookkeeping than it is worth.
You issue the invoice
We pay against an invoice. VAT, business registration and the tax treatment of your income are yours to handle — we do not advise on that. No employment relationship arises, no commitment to any volume of referrals, and no guarantee that we will take on any given project.
When the money comes — and in what form
A share becomes payable at the end of the month in which the order is paid IN FULL; for ongoing support, per period invoiced. With cash payment one condition is added: the share matures only once it is confirmed that the money has reached the business — we cannot pass on what is still in transit. Payout is by bank transfer. Cash only where it is expressly permitted for you; every payout is confirmed by the business, and a payout always carries exactly one currency.
Do the sums with your own figures
Put in what you would trust yourself to do. The calculator multiplies your assumptions by the shares above — nothing else happens here. There is no conversion rate in it, no average and no experience of other partners: nobody has collected figures like that, and we are not going to invent them.
Your assumptions
How many referrals actually come off in a month for you? This means projects that go ahead, not conversations.
$385 per project that goes ahead
$550 per project that goes ahead
$990 per project that goes ahead
How many of those clients have what we built looked after afterwards. No more than you entered above.
What follows from that
Example figuresThe amounts below are example figures for illustration. What is binding is what your partner agreement says.
- One-off share from a month like that
- $0
- One-off shares over twelve months
- $0
- On top, every month the care contract runs
- 20%
- per client under care, for up to 24 months — with 0 care contract(s) from this month.
This is a calculation from your own assumptions, not an earnings forecast. The twelve-month figure only holds if the same volume comes about every month. The monthly share is stated as a percentage — what it amounts to depends on the scope of each client’s care contract and is set out in their quote.
Care plan · 20 %
What these figures do NOT include
- No commitment. We guarantee no referral, no volume and no amount.
- No employment relationship and no guarantee we will take work on. You work independently and at your own risk.
- No tax or social security contributions. What is left depends on your tax position — we do not advise on that.
- No costs. Your time, travel, phone calls and everything else are not deducted.
- No statement about how many conversations lead to a referral. Nobody knows that figure, and we are not making one up.
What you get to work with
So that you do not have to explain what we build — you can show it.
A presentation mode for the tablet
A deck built for a finger: every service, walkable demos, prices and the process. You enter your code once, and every onward link in the presentation carries the recommendation. It all comes from the same source as the website, so it cannot go stale.
Walkable demos instead of screenshots
Fourteen complete example websites, twenty-six mobile apps, ten business applications, automations, phone calls and agent conversations. All invented and labeled as such, but fully operable. Someone who has clicked through it themselves understands in two minutes what otherwise takes an hour to explain.
Your referral link
A link carrying your code that points at the project configurator. You can pass it on, put it in an email or link to it from your own site.
Information on request
There is deliberately no partner login. A second sign-in system would be a second attack surface for something an email handles just as well: ask where you stand and you will be told.
Who does what
So that nobody in the conversation promises something the other has to deliver.
We do this
- Run the first conversation and scope the project
- Put the quote, the fixed price and the date in writing
- Build, hand over, train and document
- Enter into the contract with the client — and carry the liability for it
- Take on the care plan if the client wants one
- Settle your share and transfer the money
You do this
- Listen for where something in a business is not working
- Recommend us when it fits — and leave it when it does not
- Pass the link on or show the presentation
- Tell us what you know about the business before we call
- Promise nothing on our behalf
- Issue your invoice and handle your own taxes
What you must not do
These three points are not a formality. A breach lands on us legally, and it ends the cooperation.
Do not present yourself as Awelior
You recommend us, you are not us. No appearing under our name, no email address on our domain, no business card with our logo, no profile that suggests you are part of the company.
Do not promise anything on our behalf
Prices, deadlines, scope and feasibility are ours to discuss with the client. A promise you make is one we cannot keep — and the client will remember it.
No unsolicited advertising
No promotional emails, calls or messages to recipients who have not consented. In most markets that counts as unlawful advertising, it can bring legal consequences, and we end up being the sender. Recommending means answering someone who asked.
How attribution works — and when it is lost
We do set a cookie for attribution — but only if the visitor consents to the “Referral” category in the consent notice. A cookie of that kind is not technically necessary and therefore needs consent; we do not set it quietly and not as a fallback. If the visitor says no, things stay as before: your code exists only in the address bar. So there are two cases, and both are set out below.
The code travels in the address bar
When someone clicks your link, your code sits in the URL. When the form is submitted, it goes along as a hidden field.
With consent: thirty days
If the visitor consents, their device remembers your code for thirty days. They may leave, think it over and come back later through a search engine — the referral stays yours. If they come through another partner’s link in the meantime, the last click wins.
Without consent: only the link counts
If the visitor declines, your code is gone as soon as they open the site again without your link. The inquiry then arrives without a referral. That is the honest consequence — and we would rather tell you now than afterwards.
What you can do about it
Link straight to the form rather than the home page, and send the link while the conversation is still fresh. If you tell us about a recommendation in advance, we will attribute it even without the link.
The visitor can see it
The form states visibly that a recommendation is attached, and from whom. A parameter that quietly adds data would be exactly what this website otherwise avoids.
What we measure on your promotional links
For each promotional link we count the clicks — by day, code and campaign. No IP address, no device identifier, no time of day. It shows you which poster works; it identifies no one, not even to us.
Apply as a partner
Tell us briefly who you are and how you would like to recommend us. We will get in touch, settle the agreement and set up your code. Until then you are committed to nothing.