Become a Reflekt Lab partner

You know businesses held back by spreadsheets, an ERP that does not fit, or work retyped by hand. Introduce them to us. We build the software, and you earn a commission on every deal you bring.

Who our partners are

Accountants

You see your clients' spreadsheets, exports and month-end workarounds before anyone else does.

ERP and IT consultants

You reach the point where the standard tool stops and a client needs something built around it.

Agencies

Clients ask you for business software you do not build. Send them to a team that does, and stay their agency.

Clients and your network

You worked with us and know someone stuck where you were. One introduction is enough to start.

How it works

  1. 1

    Apply

    Tell us who you are and which clients you could introduce. We reply personally and agree the commission terms with you.

  2. 2

    Share your link

    You get a personal link to reflektlab.ai. It remembers you for 90 days, so a prospect who comes back a week later still counts as yours.

  3. 3

    Earn on signed deals

    When a client you introduced signs, you earn a commission on the deal, and a share while the work continues. Terms are set in writing when you join.

Your introductions are safe with us

If we are not the right fit for your client, we say so on the first call and point them elsewhere. Referring us should never cost you credibility. Our prices are published on the site, so your client knows what to expect before we talk.

Questions

Do I need to be a client to become a partner?

No. Accountants, consultants and agencies who have never worked with us are welcome. We only ask that you know the businesses you introduce.

How much is the commission?

A percentage of the deal your client signs, plus a share of recurring work. We agree the rate with each partner when they join and confirm it in writing.

What if my client contacts you without using my link?

Ask them to mention your name, or tell us yourself before they get in touch. We record the introduction against you either way.

What if two partners introduce the same client?

The most recent link a client used counts. If that looks unfair in a particular case, we settle it with both partners.

Know a business that has outgrown its spreadsheets?