Introduce a business that needs a Sarudo. We scope it, set it up, hand it over and support it afterwards. You take 30% of everything they ever pay us — the setup, and every support block after it, for the life of the client.
No joining fee, no quota, no territory. Or ask a question first.
Most partner programmes ask you to sell, deliver, support and hit a number. This one asks for a name.
A warm introduction to a business you already work with. An email, a call, a name. That is the entire job.
We scope it, put in the 100 hours, hand over their own instance and support it afterwards. You are never on the hook for delivery, and never the one they call when something breaks.
30% of the setup when the client pays it, and 30% of every support block they ever buy after that. Not for a year. For as long as they stay.
No tiers, no accelerators, no clawback. One rate, applied to every rupee or dollar that client ever pays us.
Worked through: you introduce one business. They set up ($900 to you) and then buy four support blocks a year. That is $600 a year, every year they stay, from a single conversation you had once.
This pays badly for someone cold-calling strangers and well for someone already sitting across the table from the business.
You already see which of your clients are drowning in admin, and they already trust you.
You are handing back work you cannot staff. This is a way to keep the relationship and get paid for it.
You are already the person they ask about tools. This is one more answer, and it pays.
You know the process that is broken because you have been asked to fix it by hand.
The short, honest list. A programme that hides its limits until the first invoice is not a programme worth joining.
One term stated plainly: your rate is fixed at the moment you sign, and it stays fixed for every client you ever introduce. We may offer different terms to partners who join later. That protects you — what you agreed to cannot be revised underneath you — and it lets the programme change shape without breaking a promise already made.