Referrals
Know someone drowning in technology admin?
Most of the businesses we end up helping were introduced by someone who had watched them lose an evening to a broken email setup. If that is a conversation you have had recently, we would like to be useful.
What happens when you introduce someone
- You tell us who and why. A name, a way to reach them, and a sentence about what is going wrong.
- We get in touch, mentioning you. No pretending it was a cold approach — that is how referrals get burned.
- They get the same free audit as anyone else. Findings in writing, no obligation, useful whether or not anything follows.
- You find out what happened. Whether they engaged us or not, so you are not left wondering whether the introduction landed.
What we will not do
- Contact them without saying you sent us
- Add them to a mailing list
- Chase them if they say no
- Use your name in any other context
Please check they are happy to hear from us before you send their details. An introduction they did not expect is worse for you than it is for us.
Make an introduction
We'll get back to you within 24 to 48 hours.
On rewards
There is no referral fee, yet.
We would rather build something worth referring first. A reward scheme attached to a company with one customer would be buying introductions rather than earning them.
When there is one, it will be published here with the actual terms — what qualifies, when it pays, what is excluded, and how it is treated for tax. Not "generous rewards available", which means nothing.
If you introduce someone in the meantime and it turns into work, we will come back to you about it. That is a commitment we can keep without publishing terms we have not thought through.