Kill your
website bill.
Refer friends. Cut costs.
No power tools required.
Every business you refer that becomes a paying client cuts $10 off your monthly subscription. Keep the referrals coming and you could cut your bill all the way to $0.
They get a great website. You get a smaller bill. Your accountant gets emotional.
Savings last while your referred clients remain active.
One introduction. A monthly reward.
No referral cap. Your bill stops at $0.
You send the name. We do the follow-up.
How close are
you to a $0 bill?
Pick your plan. Add a few referrals.
Watch the numbers change.
Illustration only, not your account balance. Rewards begin after the referred client’s first payment. Annual-plan figures are monthly equivalents, not a promise of monthly billing or refunds.
If your plan and active referrals stay the same.
5 more active referrals could bring this bill to $0.
Start with one introductionYou make the introduction.
We take it from there.
No sales pitch to memorize.
No code for your friend to enter.
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Step 1
Send us their details.
Give your friend a heads-up, then use the form below. You can refer more than one business in a single submission.
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Step 2
We handle the conversation.
We learn what they need, show them what’s possible and walk them through their options.
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Step 3
Your next invoice gets lighter.
After their first payment clears, $10 comes off your next invoice and keeps coming off while they remain a client.
Your website bill sucks.
Let’s make it disappear.
Know a business that needs a better website? Send them our way. They get an upgrade. You earn referral credits. Your bill starts getting nervous.
Shrink My BillBookmark this page. Your next conversation could pay off.
A referral you
can feel good about.
They get a team to build and support their online presence. You get a lower bill for making the connection.
See the work first.
We show them what we can build before they commit.
Support after launch.
Hosting and ongoing support stay part of the relationship. Included edits depend on their plan and our change policy.
A real person to talk to.
We handle the questions and the next steps. You don’t become their website support desk.
Who comes
to mind?
Start with one business.
Add more if you have them.
Give them a quick heads-up before you send their details. A warm introduction goes a long way.
Once that clears, your discount begins on your next invoice.
Make an introduction
Your details help us credit the right account.
Got it - thank you.
We will reach out to them personally and let them know you sent us. As soon as they are up and running, $10 comes off your next invoice.
A few things
to know.
Simple rewards.
Clear terms.
When does my discount begin?
On your next invoice after the referred client’s first payment clears. An enquiry or introduction on its own does not earn a discount.
How long does it last?
For as long as that referred business remains a client. If they cancel, that referral’s $10 discount ends from the following invoice. Your other qualifying referral discounts continue. We may change or end the referral program, including discounts already running, with 30 days’ notice by email.
Can my bill really reach $0?
Yes. Referral discounts stack until your subscription reaches $0. Your bill cannot go below zero, and unused discounts are not paid out as cash.
Who counts as a new referral?
A business we have not already been speaking with, submitted through this page before our conversation with them begins.
Can I earn affiliate commission too?
You can use both programs, but not for the same referral. Each person is either a referral discount or an affiliate commission. Explore the affiliate program.
What does my friend get?
For starters, a website built 50x faster at 70% lower cost than a typical agency. We build it before they pay a cent, guide them to the right plan, and go above and beyond. They see the work, pricing, and included support before deciding.
A good introduction helps both businesses.
Someone you know
needs a better website.
You probably thought of a name already.
- The friend finally starting their own business.
- The business owner with a site that feels years behind.
- The agent in your office who needs a stronger online presence.
- The person in your networking group who keeps saying, “I need to fix my website.”