Hand them over. We'll look after them.
When a client needs WordPress or WooCommerce work you don't do, introduce them to us. They get a fixed price and a reply the same business day, you hear how it's going, and you earn 10% of what they pay.
What happens after you introduce someone.
You choose how much you hear. Here's the whole path, and what lands in your inbox on the way.
You introduce them
An email to your client with us in copy, using the template below, or the form. That's your part done.
About 2 minutesWe reply the same business day
To your client, with you in copy. We ask what we need to price the job.
You're in copy on the first replyA fixed price
Your client approves it and pays us directly. Nothing about money goes through you.
A one-line note: price sent, then approvedThe work, then live
A note at each milestone, or none at all. You pick the detail when you introduce them.
Notes as the work moves, if you want themYour 10%, every quarter
A statement with each client, what they paid and your share, then the payment.
A quarterly statement
Quick update on the checkout fix you sent our way: Dana approved the fixed price ($699) this morning, and the work is done and tested.
She asked about her newsletter, so we told her you're the one to talk to.
The RoundBorders team
| Client | Paid | Your 10% |
|---|---|---|
| yourclientstore.comCheckout fix | $699 | $69.90 |
| anotherclient.comGrowth care plan, 3 months | $1,497 | $149.70 |
| This quarter | $2,196 | $219.60 |
Your 10%, your choice.
Some referrers can't take a fee: support teams, consultants, in-house staff. So the 10% can go where it suits you.
Paid to you
Every quarter, by bank transfer or PayPal, once your share passes $50.
Off your client's bill
Can't or won't take a fee? We take 10% off your client's first project instead, and tell them it's thanks to you.
To a charity
We donate your share to a charity you pick, and send you the receipt.
How the 10% works
- 10% of what your client pays us in their first 12 months: fixes, builds and care plans alike.
- After that, 10% of their care plan for as long as it runs.
- Counted on money we've received, not on quotes, and without licences or hosting we pass on at cost.
- The first introduction counts. If two partners introduce the same client, it's the one who did it first.
What we won't do.
It's in the terms we send with our first reply, and it's how we'd want to be treated.
- Offer your client anything you already sell them: marketing, SEO, design, hosting or support.
- Suggest they move anything away from you.
- Chase them if they decide not to go ahead.
- Keep them when they ask about something you do. We send them back to you, and tell you.
Two ways to introduce someone.
An email with us in copy works best: your client hears it from you. The form is there if you'd rather we write first.
By email
Copy this, change the names, and send it with [email protected] in copy.
Or tell us here
We'll write to your client the same business day, with you in copy. Our referral terms come with that first reply, and a copy of your introduction is on its way to .
From partners who refer their clients to us.
“I am an actual client of Roundborders and am VERY picky when it comes to who I work with…”
“I was never made to feel dumb and jargon was explained.”
“When we check their work, we find that they always follow best practices for WordPress which is very important to us and our clients.”
Questions about referrals.
Anything else? Write to us. We usually reply within a few hours.
Contact usWill you sell other services to my client?
No. We never offer your client anything you already sell them, and if they ask about something you do, we send them back to you. It's in writing.
They pay you, not me. Do I lose them?
No. You're the one who found them the help, you hear how it's going, and anything outside WordPress work comes back to you.
How fast will my client hear from you?
The same business day, with you in copy.
How is the 10% worked out?
10% of what your client pays us in their first 12 months, then 10% of their care plan for as long as it runs. It's counted on money received, without licences or hosting we pass on at cost, and paid every quarter.
What if I can't accept a fee?
Choose a discount for your client or a donation to a charity you pick. Many hosts, plugin vendors and in-house teams do.
Do I have to refer a certain number of clients?
No. Introduce one client or fifty; the terms are the same.
Introduce your first client.
One email with us in copy is all it takes. We'll reply to them the same business day.