Contributor program
Bring a business. Earn 20%.
Know a company that needs a better website, an app, or software? Introduce it. If it becomes a project, you earn 20% of the actual project price, paid when the client pays.
Apply as a contributor See how it works
- 20%
- of the actual project price, for every project you bring
- $0
- to join. No targets, no quotas
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- person builds it: Joe, from the first call to launch
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- languages you can work in: English, Arabic, French
How it works
From a name to a payout, in four steps.
- 01
Apply
Tell me about yourself and the businesses you know. It takes about three minutes.
- 02
Get your workspace
Once approved, you get your own sign-in to the team workspace, with just an email and a password.
- 03
Suggest businesses
Add a company, its website, and why it could use a new site, app, or software. Follow every suggestion and read my feedback.
- 04
Get paid
When your suggestion becomes a project and the client pays, you receive 20% of the project price.
What you earn
A $3,000 website earns you $600.
Your commission is 20% of the price the client actually pays for the project. If they pay in parts, you're paid in the same parts, as each payment arrives.
| Project | Project price | You earn |
|---|---|---|
| Restaurant website | $1,500 | $300 |
| Online store | $3,000 | $600 |
| Custom business software | $8,000 | $1,600 |
The terms, in plain words
Simple, fair, and written down.
- People with a strong local network
- Sales and marketing professionals
- Business owners who know other owners
- Students and freelancers
- Your commission is 20% of the actual project price the client pays.
- You're paid after the client pays. When a client pays in installments, you're paid as each one arrives.
- The business has to be new to Joe: not an existing client or an ongoing conversation.
- One business, one contributor. If two people suggest the same company, the first suggestion counts.
- You make the introduction. Joe handles the proposal, the price, the build, and the support.
- Your terms are confirmed with you in writing before your first project starts.