Agencies & accountants
You already run or keep the books for other people’s shops.
Bring your clients onto one profit figure and take a quarter of what they pay for their first year.
Partner programme
Get paid for the shops
you bring us.
25% of what every store you refer pays, for their first 12 months. Agencies, accountants, newsletters, channels and communities — anyone who already talks to British Shopify store owners and has looked at the product themselves.
No partners yet — we are early, which is the whole reason the terms are on the page rather than behind a conversation.
What a referral is worth
A quarter of what the store actually pays — the figure on their invoice, not a figure net of anything. Prices from the pricing page, so this table cannot go stale against it.
25%
of every payment, for 12 months from the store’s first one.
| Plan | They pay | You, a month | You, first year |
|---|---|---|---|
| Growth | £163£0 for the first 2 | £40.75 | £407.50 |
| Pro | £295£0 for the first 2 | £73.75 | £737.50 |
| Business | £506 | £126.50 | £1,518 |
Your share follows what the store is charged, so the opening offer runs through it: 2 free months earn nothing, then 10 at the full price. That is why the last column is not 12 times the one before it.
- Cookie window 60 days
- Attribution Last click
- Held before payable 30 days
- Paid Monthly
- Minimum payout £50
- Refunded order Commission reversed
Who this is for
Three different arrangements, one rate.
Creators & communities
A newsletter, a channel, a course, a Discord — anywhere store owners already listen to you.
Say what the product does and does not do. The terms below are the same as everybody else’s.
Tools & integrations
You build something a Shopify merchant already has open.
A connection, and a share on the stores it brings. Write with what you have built and what it reads.
What qualifies you
Five things, and we check the first one. It is the only one that decides whether any of this is honest.
- You have used itConnect a shop — your own or a client’s — and look at a month of its figures before you recommend it. The product’s whole claim is that its numbers can be checked; a recommendation from somebody who has not checked them is worth nothing to either of us.
- Your audience runs shopsPeople with orders coming in, not people deciding whether to start. A dropshipping-course audience is the wrong room for this product and converts accordingly.
- There is enough of it1,000 newsletter subscribers, 2,000 monthly readers, 3,000 followers, or a 500-member community — one of the four, and we will ask which.
- The words are yoursA review, a walkthrough, a teardown of your own numbers. Not a coupon page, not an auto-generated “best 12 tools” list, not somebody else’s post with the links swapped.
- You say it is a paid linkDisclose it. It is the law in the EU, the UK and the US, and an audience that finds out later stops believing the rest of what you say.
And what ends it
- Bidding on “Profflow” or near variants of it in paid search.
- Coupon, cashback and voucher sites.
- Referring yourself, your own shop, or an account you control.
- Claiming figures or features the product does not have.
- Email to a list that did not ask for it.
Apply
Enough for an answer without a second email. Every application is read by the founder, and every one gets a reply.