Refer people, not traffic.
You run a real network — a community, a newsletter, an alumni group — and you know who has a product worth selling and who can close. Here, that introduction pays a declared share when the deal it produced settles. And you can see it settle.
You’ve seen the other version of this page.
It opens with a screenshot of someone else’s earnings, hands you a tracking link, and asks you to spray it at the people who trust you. It attributes by cookie and changes the terms after the traffic is sent. You’ve been right to say no.
But saying no has a quiet cost. The introductions you make keep happening, and keep being free. Everyone gets paid on your judgment except you.
This page is the other premise: a referral is a vouched introduction of a person, on stated terms, paid on what settles, where you can see it. Judgment-shaped, not traffic-shaped.
How a referral works here
Your share is declared before you refer
A referral carries a declared share, stated before you refer. On the seller side it sits in the deal’s declared economics beside the platform fee: part of the stated cost, never a payout someone computes later.
Attribution is settlement, not cookies
Settlement happens when a deal closes won, metered by the flow of real funds, not by pixels or claims. You’re paid when what you referred settles, and you can see the settled outcome your share came from.
Two ways to refer — both of them people you know
Refer a seller: an operator with a product that deserves a real sales motion; your share attaches to what their deals settle. Refer a closer: someone who can genuinely close; your share attaches to the verified outcomes they produce. One introduction at a time, each one vouched.
Referring a closer never costs the closer
Referral shares are never carved from a closer’s commission; “keep 100% of your commission” survives every referral. You stand outside the deal as its source, so vouching for a friend never taxes the friend.
Declared before, never discovered after
The share, its attribution at settlement, and the terms it pays on are stated before anyone refers. Nothing surfaces after the introduction is made.
We will not show you a screenshot of earnings. On purpose.
In this corner of the internet, the earnings screenshot is the standard recruiting instrument: a picture of someone else’s result, doing the work a verifiable mechanic should do. We don’t use it. No income examples, no leaderboards, no lifestyle photography, here or in anything we ask you to say.
We can refuse it because of how the model works: the share is declared before you refer, attribution happens at settlement on verified outcomes, and you can see the settlement your share came from. A program that pays on what settled doesn’t need to pay in promises.
The settled record is the proof. It’s the only kind we’ll show you.
From introduction to settlement
Tell us about your network
A short survey: what you run, and who you could credibly refer — sellers with products, closers looking for work, or both. It’s how we know which door to open for you first.
Refer people, not traffic
Make the introductions you’d vouch for — a seller here, a closer there — with your share and its terms declared before you refer. No links to spray, no audience to spend.
Get paid when it settles — and watch it settle
Your share is attributed at settlement, on verified outcomes. When a deal your referral produced closes, the share lands, and you can see the settled outcome it came from.
Your name is the asset. It should stay one.
Nothing dramatic happens if you keep saying no; you’ve done it safely for years. The introductions just stay the one thing in the deal nobody pays for, and the paid instruments on offer keep spending your community’s trust to work.
The connectors this door is built for end up where they started — the person who knows who’s genuine — finally holding an instrument built for that job: a stated share, on stated terms, on outcomes they can verify. Your name worth more for how you got paid, not less.
Tell us about your network
- Your network stays yours. We ask who you could refer — never for your list, your audience, or a post.
- No screenshots, no income claims — ever. Not here, not in our emails, not in what we ask you to say.
- Every term declared before you refer. Share, attribution, and terms stated up front, never discovered after.