Your clients ask you who can build it. Send them to us.
For CAs, consultants, marketing agencies and freelancers. You make one introduction. We scope it, send a fixed written quote within 24 hours, build it and support it. You're rewarded for every project that signs.
No joining fee · Terms agreed in writing · Written non-solicit
Spot a referral
Requests you're already hearing
“Can you suggest someone to make our website?”
“My staff fill the same Excel sheet every evening. Is there software for this?”
“We want our own app, like the big brands have.”
“Can AI read these invoices so nobody has to type them?”
If a client said one of these to you this month, that's a referral.
Example
What a referral looks like
A client who runs a clinic mentions that appointments go into a notebook and patients keep missing them.
01
You introduce
Send us the client's number with one line about the problem, or add us to a WhatsApp group with them.
02
We call
We reply within a few hours and get on a call. We ask what happens today and suggest what to build. If a ready-made tool would do the job, we say so.
03
They get a quote
A fixed written quote within 24 hours.
04
You're rewarded
If they sign, the build starts and they see progress every two weeks. You're rewarded as agreed.
You can stay as involved as you like, from copying you on every update to never hearing about it again.
Compare
Who you'd usually recommend vs Ureka
| Compared on | A freelancer you know | A large agency | Ureka |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | Low, but the scope is often vague | High, with layers of management | Fixed written quote within 24 hours |
| Getting started | Depends on whether they're free | Weeks of proposals | One call, then the quote |
| Who your client talks to | The freelancer, when reachable | An account manager | The developers, on WhatsApp |
| Proof of progress | Usually at the end | Status reports | A live or installable build every two weeks |
| If it goes wrong | You get the angry call | An escalation process | Written scope, and the client owns the code |
| What you get for referring | Usually a thank-you | Rarely a formal program | Terms agreed in writing up front |
Price
- A freelancer you know
- Low, but the scope is often vague
- A large agency
- High, with layers of management
- Ureka
- Fixed written quote within 24 hours
Getting started
- A freelancer you know
- Depends on whether they're free
- A large agency
- Weeks of proposals
- Ureka
- One call, then the quote
Who your client talks to
- A freelancer you know
- The freelancer, when reachable
- A large agency
- An account manager
- Ureka
- The developers, on WhatsApp
Proof of progress
- A freelancer you know
- Usually at the end
- A large agency
- Status reports
- Ureka
- A live or installable build every two weeks
If it goes wrong
- A freelancer you know
- You get the angry call
- A large agency
- An escalation process
- Ureka
- Written scope, and the client owns the code
What you get for referring
- A freelancer you know
- Usually a thank-you
- A large agency
- Rarely a formal program
- Ureka
- Terms agreed in writing up front
Your terms
Every “what if” answered before your first introduction
What you earn depends on the type of work you send. We agree it on a call and write it down: how much, when it's paid, and what happens if a client signs months after you introduce them.
Your reputation
Your name is on the recommendation
When you recommend us, your client judges you by how we behave. Every referred client gets the same things: a fixed written quote, a build they can check every two weeks, support after launch, and code in their own name. If we think a client doesn't need custom software, we tell them, and we tell you.
Have a client in mind?
Send their name and one line about what they need. We'll take it from there and keep you posted.
Introduce a client on WhatsApp