Partner programme
Introduce a trade firm. Earn 20% of what they pay for a year.
Revalio recovers the revenue a trade firm is already losing in its own inbox: the enquiry nobody answered on a busy day, the quote nobody chased. If you work with trade firms, as their accountant, their web designer, their merchant, their trade body or the channel they watch, you can introduce it with one link. They start on the standard 14-day no-card trial. You get a share of what they pay.
How the link works
- Email [email protected] with who you are and who you reach. You get a code the same day.
- Your link is
revalio.co.uk/p/your-code. It can point at a trade page too:revalio.co.uk/p/your-code?to=/for/roofing. - The firm runs the free scan or starts a trial. When they subscribe, the referral is on your statement.
The terms, in full
- What you earn
- 20% of every subscription payment a firm you introduce makes in its first twelve months, paid monthly in arrears. Once five of the firms you have introduced are paying, the rate on payments from then on is 25%. On the entry plan that is about £30 a month per firm, £358 over the year (£37 a month at 25%); on Scale, £100 a month (£125 at 25%).
- What the firm gets
- The standard 14-day free trial, no card, and a free scan of their own pipeline, started from your link. Nothing to enter, no code to remember.
- When you are paid
- On the 10th of each month for the previous month, by bank transfer, against a self-billing statement we send you listing each firm, its paid months and your share. VAT is added where you are registered.
- What counts
- A firm whose first visit to revalio.co.uk came through your link and who then subscribes. First touch wins: if someone else introduced them first, the referral is theirs. Your own business counts if it is a separate company.
- What does not
- Firms already in a trial or subscribed. Traffic from paid ads on the Revalio name, bulk or cold email sent on our behalf, or anything sent to people who have not asked to hear from you. Your list is yours and you are responsible for the basis on which you mail it.
- Disclosure
- If you publish the link (a video description, an article, a newsletter), say it is a referral link. UK advertising rules require it, and your audience trusts you more for it.
- Tracking
- The link carries a code in the address. We set no cookie and call no third-party service. While a visitor browses, the code is held in their browser for that visit only, and our own server keeps a page-view record (the page, the code, the browser type and a one-way hash of the IP address, never the address itself) so views and scans from your link can be counted. At signup the code is stored against the firm so your statement is right.
Who it suits
- Accountants and bookkeepers with trade clients: one mention at the quarterly review.
- Web designers and agencies that build trade websites: offer it at handover, when enquiries are on the owner's mind.
- Creators with a trade audience: a link in the description, a line in the video.
- Trade bodies, merchants and insurers: a member benefit with a share back to you.