Send someone who should be here.
$200 off their first month. The same $200 credited against yours. One credit per business you send, and no cap on how many businesses you send.
How it works
- Tell them to name you — or fill the form below and I will reach out instead of leaving it to them to remember.
- They buy something. The discount comes off their first invoice.
- Your credit lands on your next invoice, with the referral named on it so you can check the arithmetic.
- You get$200 credited against your next invoice. Cash off what you owe, not points and not a coupon with an expiry date.
- They get$200 off their first month. The same amount, so nobody is being sold to at a friend's expense.
- WhenTheir first payment clears, and it is applied by hand within a business day.
- What countsA business that was not already talking to us, buying a service that is actually billed.
- What does notYour own second company, and free listings — the Shopify build costs nothing, so there is nothing to take $200 off.
- If you are not a clientThen the affiliate program pays cash instead of credit. Same referral, different pocket.
Why the two sides are equal
Most referral schemes pay the sender more than the receiver, which quietly turns a recommendation into a commission your friend cannot see. Making both sides $200 removes the awkward part: you can forward this without wondering whether to mention what you are getting, because it is the same thing they are getting.
It is also applied by a person rather than by software, so if something about your case is unusual, say so and it gets handled rather than rejected by a rule.
Tell me who to expect
Optional — they can simply name you. This just means the credit is already on file when they arrive.