You do not click a link. You walk into a room with the customer.
Affiliate programs are built for creators. If you sell expertise, you need one question answered before you spend an hour: if I bring this deal, is it mine? This page answers it, and the answer is written down before you need it.
Register the account, get 90 days of protection
A registration is time-stamped. An approved one means no other partner — and no seller of ours — competes for that account inside the window. That is the whole agreement, and here it is in full.
The check comes before the form
Type the account name or domain and the conflict check runs immediately — before you write a word of justification. Telling you an account is taken *after* you have built the business case is the fastest way to make sure you never register anything again.
A decision in under 48 hours, with a reason
You always learn what blocked it: the account is already a customer, it is under another partner's protection, or it is already in our own pipeline. We will not say who registered it — and we would not name you either.
The protection binds us too
Protection is not only against other partners. Our own sales team does not run the account past you inside the window. A protection that binds only other people is not protection — it is a queue ticket.
Every possible outcome, in advance
These four are the only answers a registration can receive. There is no fifth, and none of them is discretionary.
The account is free. Protection starts at approval.
This company is already a customer, so there is no new business here. An expansion on the existing contract may still be possible — talk to us before spending time on it.
Another partner registered this account first and their protection is live. We will not say who — and we would not name you either. You can register again once the window closes.
A conversation is already running with us directly. If you hold a real relationship with the decision-maker, say so — co-selling usually beats competing over the same account.
Referral
A warm introduction, we run the sale. Least work, smallest share.
Co-sell
You are in the room. Shared work, shared share, a joint meeting rhythm.
Resell
You invoice the customer yourself at wholesale. Biggest share, biggest responsibility.
Implementation
We sell, you implement. Implementation is billed separately and is entirely yours.
Find shared accounts without either side handing over a customer list
You send us SHA-256 hashes of your customers' domains — no names, no contacts, nothing reversible. We hash ours the same way and intersect the sets. Only accounts present on both sides are ever resolved back into readable form.
Four cells, and one of them matters most
- 1Their customer, our prospect. The most valuable cell in the grid: you can make a warm introduction into an account we are chasing cold.
- 2Our customer, their prospect. The same favour in reverse. We go first.
- 3Shared customer. Expansion, and a joint reference story.
- 4Mutual prospect. Go together. Competing separately for the same room only helps the buyer.
What we could not do even if we wanted to
- We cannot reverse a hash back into a domain. Accounts we do not already hold stay hashes forever.
- We do not see how many customers you have — only how many hashes you sent and how many matched.
- We do not sell, rent or transfer mapping data to any third party. Not now, and not conditionally.
- You can delete a mapping at any time, and the hashes go with it.
This is not a promise but an architecture. A promise can be broken quietly; breaking this would take different code.
Marketing budget, half of it ours
A webinar, an event, a translation, ads, content. You request an amount and state what you expect it to produce. We cover half.
Expected outcome is a required field
You cannot leave it blank, because without it neither of us can later say whether it worked. One sentence and one number is enough.
A partial approval is a normal answer
We often approve a smaller amount and a narrower test so the result is measurable before the rest. That is not distrust — it is how the second tranche becomes easy.
The result is recorded even when it missed
A campaign that missed does not count against your next request. An unrecorded campaign does — because then neither of us has anything to stand on.
Start with one account
Do not move your whole book. Register one account, watch how the decision comes and how fast, and decide from that.