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Referrals

Know a business that needs a website? Get £25.

Send us a genuine lead and we'll send you £25 once their project goes ahead. No account, no forms to fill in on your end, just a link.

How it works

Four steps, and nothing to sign up for.

Step 1

Make your link

Type your name below and get a personal link. No sign-up, no account, nothing to remember but the link itself.

Step 2

Send it to them

Share it with the business owner however suits: text, email, WhatsApp, in person. They land on a page we've made for them, with your code attached.

Step 3

They send a brief

They fill in the same brief form every enquiry uses. Your code comes through with it, so we know it was you.

Step 4

You get £25

If their project goes ahead, we'll message you to arrange the £25 once they've paid their invoice in full.

Get your link

Type your name and get a link to share.

Only used to know who to pay when a lead of yours converts. Not shown publicly, not used for anything else.

Questions

What people usually ask before sending their first referral.

Once the business you referred pays their invoice in full and the project is confirmed as going ahead. We message you directly to arrange the £25, there's nothing for you to claim or chase.

No limit. Every referral that goes on to pay their invoice in full earns £25, however many you send our way.

No. Your link is just a tracking code in the web address. There's nothing to sign up for and nothing you need to log into.

No. The scheme is for introducing us to a genuinely new business, not your own project or a business you already own a stake in.

Whoever's link the business actually used to get in touch gets credited. If it's ever unclear, we'll ask the business which link they used.

Start here

Tell us what you need built. Get a fixed price back.

The form takes five minutes. We send a fixed quote and a start date within two working days.

Two or three sentences is plenty. The quote comes back fixed either way.

Fixed quote back within two working days.